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Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow, by Jessica Townsend
Very very excellent. Full of mystery and charm and humour. Thank you so much @digressica for sharing Morrigan and Nevermoor with us all.
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Just finished reading this terrific book. Three narratives deftly combined: the 1st set in 1852 with the invention of the modern beehive; the 2nd in 2007 with Colony Collapse Disorder; the 3rd in 2098. A powerful riveting story @RachaelWSmith @nomad_penguin @CSIROnews #read2017
Read cover-to-cover yesterday — twice! — then started cooking. All hearty salads. Each showcases a core vegetable. First two dishes were amazing. Lots of hours of good eating here. #read2017
A conversational look at some key ideas in maths: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, e, i, calculus, infinity, …. ‘Magic’ is overstated, but the book provides a useful introduction. #read2017
An absorbing memoir from one of Australia’s most opinionated and, at times, controversial Aboriginal leaders. A good blend of personal and political. #read2017
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (play script)
I really enjoyed reading this. It was way more full of action and startling revelations than I expected. I really want to see the play!
Filling in the gaps of what every Australian should know about white Australia’s black history. This is a confronting but important book. #read2017
Tangram cat, with tangram included, just what wvery child (& adult) needs for Christmas @nomad_penguin @DavidKButlerUoA @RachaelWSmith @matt_skoss @SallyBiskupic #read2017 #MTBoS
The comfort of a childhood favourite. Given to me on my 7th birthday. First published in 1939 and still a delight. #read2017
I made a trip to LA to meet with old friends. The trip gave me a lot of time to catch on my big read of 2017. #read2017 @andazweho
My reading (from Readings in Lygon St) on the flight back to Adelaide this afternoon. Thanks @MathforLove for alerting me to it. Review when I finish @nomad_penguin #READ2017
I found this book in one of our cheap shops (Neds) @nomad_penguin. It's written to engage people for whom "I'm not a maths person" is their motto. I found it well written and not low-level (although probably applied @MathforLove) #Read2017
“The Book of the City of Ladies” by Christine de Pizan in 1405 (this English translation written in 1982).
Remarkable work using a retelling of history to systematically tear down men’s arguments about the inferiority of women.
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“Butler of the China Inland Mission”. Self-published by Phil Brotchie. A biography of my grandfather and his missionary work in China during WWII and the rise of communism.
An interesting insight into my family history. #read2017
I love the occasional historical novel. This was well-paced and engaging. #read2017
Foreboding. The last few pages make you want to flip to the start and immediately re-read. #read2017
Oh, hey! Just completed my #read2017 challenge of 50 books with six weeks or so to spare. https://t.co/vffsvAh1uf
A powerfully lyrical reflection on the past and present injustices towards Aboriginal Australians. A must read. #read2017
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