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    Level It Books

    Level It Books

    Education and Book

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    Visit levelitbooks.com for any questions you have about the app! A library management app that...

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Karley Sciortino recommended The Year of Magical Thinking in Books (curated)

 
The Year of Magical Thinking
The Year of Magical Thinking
Joan Didion | 2006 | Biography
8.5 (2 Ratings)
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"I guess it’s a bit obvious to have a Joan Didion book on my list, but she is my most loved writer of all time. This book is a memoir about the year the followed her husband’s sudden death, and is one of the greatest books about grief and loss ever written. I re-read it last year, after going through a breakup, and it really helped me. I recommend it to anyone who's dealing with the loss of someone or something."

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    Ferney

    Ferney

    James Long

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    When Mike and Gally Martin move to a cottage in Somerset, it's to make a new start. But the...

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Hag 12 Down (6 KP) rated The Fireman in Books

Dec 30, 2017  
The Fireman
The Fireman
Joe Hill | 2016 | Fiction & Poetry
10
8.3 (6 Ratings)
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The Book I can't forget
This is the book I can't let go of. There are several books that give me withdrawal, but this one. Oh my! I read it 15 months ago and I can't get over it. I check out my books from the library, but I keep thinking daily that I should buy a copy and re-read it. The fun part is that when I read this book I had no idea who Joe Hill was. Simply not a clue. When I finished reading it I started researching to see what else he had written. I was pleasantly surprised to find he is Stephen King's son! I read so many King books when I was younger! Pick this up and read it. Don't be intimidated by it's size, you won't regret it. I realize I haven't said anything about the actual plot. That's because you deserve to enjoy every minute of it on your own.
  
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graveyardgremlin (7194 KP) rated Book Lust: Recommended Reading for Every Mood, Moment, and Reason in Books

Feb 15, 2019  
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Book Lust: Recommended Reading for Every Mood, Moment, and Reason
Nancy Pearl | 2003
6
6.0 (1 Ratings)
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I'm settling for an average rating because while I liked the genre listing aspect with the many varieties of books, I felt like the author needed to tell more about each book, and frankly, the book wasn't a very enjoyable read, it was too dry. More information was needed so that I would even get interested in books she mentioned; sorry a title and author are not enough. The book wasn't that big that she couldn't elaborate on her thoughts of the book. What are her reasons for recommending the book in the first place? The author was also repetitive, she mentioned <u>The Prince of Tides</u> at least five times, once is enough. What's the point of badgering the reader that she likes it? I found it more palatable by reading it in smaller doses and not by reading the whole thing at one time. Maybe it's a good reference book featuring different lists of books but I can find more informational reading lists online.