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Chrissie Hynde recommended Low Heights in Books (curated)

 
Low Heights
Low Heights
Pascal Garnier | 2017 | Crime, Fiction & Poetry, Humor & Comedy, Law, Philosophy, Psychology & Social Sciences
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"“This French writer was new to me; I found his novel in a hurry at the airport. It’s very funny, full of insight on being arrogant and getting old, and on being a servant who is generous of spirit. Humility, grumpiness, some tender love, and brutal violence. I will now investigate all of Garnier’s other books — there are about 60!”"

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    Weald

    Daniel Foxsmith

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    On a remote livery yard in rural England, Jim arrives 'home' after eight years away, in need of...

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    When Josie dies in an old people's home, her grandchildren gather to share their memories of her,...

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Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated The Double Agents (Men at War, #6) in Books

Jan 12, 2018  
The Double Agents (Men at War, #6)
The Double Agents (Men at War, #6)
W.E.B. Griffin | 2007 | Fiction & Poetry
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The Double Agents continues the adventures of Dick Canidy and the O.S.S. as they try to stop Hitler and the Nazi's. It is well written and researched as all of Griffin's books. Each time I read one it is like meeting up with old friends. As for the plot there is just enough history added in with the fictional characters to appeal to any history buff.
  
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Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated Love Without Limits (Pink Bean #7) in Books

Jun 26, 2018  
Love Without Limits (Pink Bean #7)
Love Without Limits (Pink Bean #7)
Harper Bliss | 2018 | LGBTQ+, Romance
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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Harper Bliss does an amazing job creating emotional and great characters. Reading her Pink Bean books is like meeting up with old friends. I will say this one caught me a little off guard but sometimes it is good to come out of your comfort zone. As Jo learns in this installment of the series. It was a bit eye opening to say the least.