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PoindexterOglethorpe

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50. Well that sucks.

Sat Jun 12, 2021, 04:20 PM

Jun 2021

The libraries here in Santa Fe have been closed to walk-in traffic since last March, but have continued to do interlibrary loan, lucky me.

The are FINALLY reopening to people July 7. It will be lovely to be able to browse the stacks again.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, June 6, 2021? [View all] hermetic Jun 2021 OP

"The Secrets She Keeps" by Deb Caletti bif Jun 2021 #1

Sounds good hermetic Jun 2021 #3

Night's Tail, a Sofie Kelly Magical Cats release SheltieLover Jun 2021 #2

Oh boy hermetic Jun 2021 #4

Lol SheltieLover Jun 2021 #5

I see she uses hermetic Jun 2021 #6

And they each have a superpower SheltieLover Jun 2021 #10

I am reading murielm99 Jun 2021 #7

Oh, I am so sorry hermetic Jun 2021 #9

So sorry to hear of your brother's struggle SheltieLover Jun 2021 #11

I am trying to read some of the noted U.S. 20th Century writers I am not familiar with, currently ShazamIam Jun 2021 #8

Looks to be some interesting reading. hermetic Jun 2021 #12

I am really enjoying Carver, and on, I am reading from the Library of America collection, 2000 pub. ShazamIam Jun 2021 #14

read Bukowski back when I was in college and really enjoyed him bif Jun 2021 #26

Yes, when I was young I understood all the anger, but that is all he had, his abilit to express his ShazamIam Jun 2021 #35

Reminds me of a funny quote about Lenny Bruce... bif Jun 2021 #37

I haven't heard or seen Lenny Bruce mentioned or written about for a while, but I have gathered that ShazamIam Jun 2021 #38

I finally read Parable of the Sower yesterday. hedda_foil Jun 2021 #13

The original writing hermetic Jun 2021 #15

Please read The Parable of the Talents, murielm99 Jun 2021 #16

I'm starting Parable of the Talents today! hedda_foil Jun 2021 #23

On the Road by Jack Kerouac IrishAfricanAmerican Jun 2021 #17

Yes, indeed hermetic Jun 2021 #22

"Beautiful Mystery" by Louise Penny The King of Prussia Jun 2021 #18

I agree hermetic Jun 2021 #20

Squeeze Me lkinwi Jun 2021 #19

Isn't it? hermetic Jun 2021 #21

One of my favs! SheltieLover Jun 2021 #32

I just finished an hour ago and it has become one of my favs too. 😂 lkinwi Jun 2021 #33

I've read if twice in as many months SheltieLover Jun 2021 #34

The Wolf's Hour by Robert McCammon Midnight Writer Jun 2021 #24

What a nice review hermetic Jun 2021 #25

I have had that kind of experience, setting aside a book that looks untenable to me, then later when ShazamIam Jun 2021 #36

Just finished Finlay Donovan is killing it pscot Jun 2021 #27

The 100-year-old Man hermetic Jun 2021 #29

I finished reading Brit Bennett's book, The Vanishing Half, which will stay with me for a long time. japple Jun 2021 #28

Sounds like a good one hermetic Jun 2021 #30

Good luck with the trapping. I can't take any more kitties into my household, but I will foster japple Jun 2021 #31

Pendergast! PennyC Jun 2021 #39

I love Pendergast. Cabinet of Curiousities was won of the best books I have ever read. Demsrule86 Jun 2021 #42

Just finished Days Without Number PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2021 #40

Those sound really good hermetic Jun 2021 #43

With one or two exceptions, all of his books are excellent. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2021 #45

I am reading the Jana Deleon Miss Fortune series...such a funny series. Demsrule86 Jun 2021 #41

I would really like to read these hermetic Jun 2021 #44

You might want to see if your library can do PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2021 #46

They used to hermetic Jun 2021 #49

Well that sucks. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2021 #50

I haven't posted for while, so here's catching up. NQAS Jun 2021 #47

Hi. Good to see you here hermetic Jun 2021 #48