That’s when we share our reads!
(This post inspired by Cookie Monster.)
Reblog and add a line about what you’re reading this week. Ten lucky participants will win free copies of The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown.
Great Philosophers Who Failed at Love, by Andrew Shaffer
rubyredslippers reblogged this from fridayreads and added:
After two absolute duds this week, I’m back on my quest down the yellow brick road. I’m currently amidst The Road to...
capriciousreader reblogged this from rebeccaschinsky and added:
up to my nethers in AMERICAN ROSE by Karen Abbott...totally LOVING it.
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Barbara Comyns’ Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead.
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the girl who kicked the hornet’s nest i’m hoping it’s as good, if not better, than the last one.
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Still chipping away at Infinite Jest and War and Peace. Hopefully I’ll be done with IJ and onto something else by next...
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We’re reading WE, THE DROWNED by Carsten Jensen
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Great Philosophers Who Failed at Love,
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I’m finishing up These Things Hidden...Heather Gudenkauf.
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I’m 100 pages into Jonathan Evison’s West...Here, which I’ve been hearing raves of since...
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This week’s read: The Trinity Six...Charles Cumming. Last week:
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After finishing the fantastic...Secret History I am now reading Freedom. Yay Friday Reads!
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Girl in the Green Raincoat...Laura Lippman #fridayreads
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David Mitchell and Samuel Beckett’s Trilogy.
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