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What are you reading? Listening to this on Libby. Great reading cast - Jennifer Beals, Julia Whelan, and Benjamin Bratt, among others. Multiple perspectives. It’s really a soap opera within the framework of a rock band in the 70s on their way to stardom. Support your local library.
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@beechside2.bsky.socialtag:booksky

#JustFinished
William Boyd - The Predicament
#2 in the Gabrielle Dax series & just as good as #1

Late to the party reading these, they’re very good - a different style of writing & great use of words to set every scene

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Happy Sunday #booksky!

I am still working my way through Under The Dome - work has really gotten in the way of my reading lately 😡 - but I’ll be on vacation later this week, so I expect to finish it. Uncertain what will be next.

Stephen King’s Under The Dome
@sdcushing.bsky.socialtag:booksky

#BlueBrewBooks #BookSky I read a fantastic book this week, “The Botany of Desire” by Michael Pollan (2001). It’s about the co-evolution of plants and people, focusing on four diverse plants: apple, tulip, marijuana, and, most interesting to me — the potato! Go to ALT

As you can see, I read it with pen in hand. “The Apple” is great at blending in the story of Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman) and his quest to bring seeds West in America. “The Tulip” blends in the outrageous story of the tulipomania rage in Holland that brought the nation’s economy down in the 17th century. The section on the exploits of the “Marijuana” plant gave a look at, among many other things, amazing hydroponic farms and their growth and regulation at the turn of this century, and “The Potato” section was a fascinating monoculture rabbit hole. Subtitled “A Plant’s-Eye View of the World,” the book is exactly that, a view of how plants have influenced us as much as we have them. To find out more, you’ll have to dig in yourself. Superbly written. 245p. H/T to Shantha Mohan for reading this with me, and to Trina Carter for the initial recommendation!
@bookamatic.bsky.socialtag:booksky

#BookChallenge for September:

Books I’ve discovered through BlueSky because their authors were brave enough to promote them.

Let’s boost our favourites!

13/ Not Forgetting The Whale by John Ironmonger

It’s worth remembering that this was written & published *before* COVID.

Prescient

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Paperback edition of Not Forgetting The Whale by John Ironmonger
@tinderness.eurosky.socialtag:booksky

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Des Bücherkonsumenten Leid: Von den sieben im Jahr 2026 erschienen Büchern sind sechs Titel nicht lieferbar. Der Buchhandel verspricht viel, um letztendlich zu versagen. Ich werde mich, wie so oft, wohl gedulden müssen. Liegt ohnehin viel zu viel Text in der Wohnung herum.

@fhayesmccoy.bsky.socialtag:booksky

Lovely to chat with Daniella and Eric about #AWinterWedding on IrelandAM's Saturday show

Signed copies now available in Dublin city centre bookshops!

"A twisty plot about relationships - sisters, secrecy, sustainability and survival against the odds"

#booksky 💙📚 #spéirgorm #publicationweek

Felicity Hayes-McCoy holding a copy of her latest novel A WINTER WEDDING with hosts Daniella Moyles and Eric Roberts on the set of Virgin Media Television's IrelandAM programme Against a background of shelves in a Dublin city centre bookshop, author Felicity Hayes-McCoy holding a her latest novel A WINTER WEDDING in one hand and a stack of signed copies in the other
@nextgreatread.bsky.socialtag:booksky

“I have a talent for hurting things," Jack perches the rifle on his cocked hip, and it's so insufferably arrogant I want to shove him into the ball pit next to us and slash or furiously make out with him. "But we always knew that, didn't we?”

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“I have a talent for hurting things," Jack perches the rifle on his cocked hip, and it's so insufferably arrogant I want to shove him into the ball pit next to us and slash or furiously make out with him. "But we always knew that, didn't we?” — from Brutal Precious by Sara Wolf
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