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She/her. Bookaholic. Librarian. Lover of libraries, writers, engineers, and geeks of all stripes. Book blog:

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I'm moving to mastodon. Same handle. Toodles.

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2022 Reading Wrap-up https://t.co/3jwd0O7q6s

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I know #libfaves22 #libfaves2022 is over, but I missed a few days, so I'm going to 10. This year was a good year for READ DANGEROUSLY by Azar Nafisi. Her nonfiction is approachable, lyrical, and important reading. Loved this one.

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My next #libfaves2022 is KILLERS OF A CERTAIN AGE by Deanna Raybourn. Who doesn't want to read about women assassins in their 60s? Violent, but super fun.

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@Corprotastic you should add this one to your list if you haven't read it. Would've picked this one for books n booze.

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@Corprotastic My job here is done 🥰🥰

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@Corprotastic Good question. Maybe don't read it in May? But really it's a beautiful exploration of death, and I think it could be comforting. Miss ya, too!

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Jumping on the #libfaves22 bandwagon. Starting with THE MAN WHO COULD MOVE CLOUDS by Ingrid Rojas Contreras. A simply stunning memoir.

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4 stars to Black Paradox (Junji Ito) by Junji Ito on LibraryThing https://t.co/r9Vs4qUrBS

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4 stars to Other Birds: A Novel by Sarah Addison Allen on LibraryThing https://t.co/2ghLPOplXJ

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5 stars to Daisy Darker: A Novel by Alice Feeney on LibraryThing https://t.co/0duBTZctGl

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4 stars to Witchy Vol. 1 (1) (Witchy, 1) by Ariel Slamet Ries on LibraryThing https://t.co/fn491aprbs

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Reviewed Recursion: A Novel by Blake Crouch on LibraryThing https://t.co/qnbj6RQQlj