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8.3 (48 Ratings)
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Huge range of books (2 more)
Completely portable
Great narrators!
Biggest Smallest Bookshelf Ever!
Hands-free reading at its very best, this is the biggest, smallest bookshelf around. With an incredible choice of classics, modern, fiction, non-fiction, biographies, and podcasts, the Audible app gen uinely has something for everyone, and yet it still fits in your pocket. The user interface is simple and intuitive, and subscribers get free episodic content as well as a credit for a free book every month, which can be spent on any book in the store regardless of price!
The app synchs, so you can be listening to a book on your tablet, switch to your phone and it will pick up at the same place. You can listen to books narrated by famous names like Stephen Fry, and a host of other wonderful voices, at home, in your car, through your headphones, and wherever else you can listen to music or podcasts, and the voices appear to be selected specifically with the content in mind. And if you don't like a book, you can simply swap it for another one, no questions asked.
All in all, Audible is a great, easy to use app, with fantastic content, excellent customer service, an amazing range and number of books and 'shows', and fantastic voice talents, all for a very low monthly fee. And you can give it a try with the first month (and your first book) free in a lot of cases.
  
The next to last collection of comic strips from Calvin and Hobbes features the nine month break creator Bill Watterson took. There aren't as many stories, although the familiar themes are still present. And the laughs for fans new and old are just as strong as they were 20 years ago.

Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2014/07/book-review-theres-treasure-everywhere.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
  
Second Debt (Indebted, #3)
Second Debt (Indebted, #3)
Pepper Winters | 2015 | Erotica, Romance
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10.0 (2 Ratings)
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What the f...

Seriously? Leaving me hanging with that cliffy? I want to scream and cry and bawl.

I want to beat the shite out of Cut and Daniel and the old hag.

I want to run away with Nila and Jethro and Kes and Jasmine.

But the worst thing is having to wait 2-3 weeks for book 5, and then another month for book 6! Pepper Winters, I wish you could write quicker, and not so captivating stories, so I wouldn't feel so stressed right now over whether to read book 4 right now or wait a week or two.

TORTURE!!!!!!!
  
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Lindsay (1818 KP) created a post

Nov 5, 2020  
October was a busy month for new books. I would like to say Thank you to all the Publishers and authors that send me books for October. They are all over the place for this past month. They are all review books. Some were send as gifts and other were review books. I requested some. They seem like new releases and others.

Here are the books I received from several different publishers.Thank you to some authors as well. All are review books. Two are were on the review Crew. I want to say Thank you all.

    Death In The Cloud by EJ Simon
    The Blended Quilt by Wanda Brunstetter
    The Gold Digger by Liz Tolsma
    What You Said To Me by Olivia Newport (Review)
    Zin Mignon an the Riddle of the Russian Rye by Michael Daswick
    Zin Mignon an the Secret of the Pickled Pigs' Feet by Michael Daswick
    An Angel's Mark by Christine Adwoa Owusuaa

All are on my radar to read. I hope to read these books soon. This is my Book haul for this month.
     
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Emma (519 KP) rated Painter of Silence in Books

May 22, 2019  
Painter of Silence
Painter of Silence
Georgina Harding | 2019 | Fiction & Poetry
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2.0 (2 Ratings)
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We read this book for the first month of my monthly book club,personally I rated it two out of five, as a group it was rates three out of five. I don't think any of us really loved it,and personally I wouldn't say I really enjoyed it,but that's maybe because it isn't a book.i would usually read. I found it really hard to connect with the style of writing as I could not get immerses in the story or characters,It wasn't a very personal style of writing,instead making you feel like you were being kept at an arms distance. I only started to enjoy the story three quarters through the book when the story was being tied up and coming to an end. As a group we all decided we wouldn't be reading anymore Georgina Harding.