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hermetic

(8,688 posts)
9. We need bigger libraries
Sun Feb 20, 2022, 01:04 PM
Feb 2022

Books from before the 2000s are getting harder to find, in actual book form anyway.

Hope you enjoy Zorrie. A lot of us here did.

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Just finished Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep (1939). LogicFirst Feb 2022 #1
There's an oldie hermetic Feb 2022 #3
Dream of Death by Connie Berry SheltieLover Feb 2022 #2
I really must read hermetic Feb 2022 #6
Lol SheltieLover Feb 2022 #15
It was good. Polly Hennessey Feb 2022 #33
"Death at Dukes Halt" by Derek Farrell The King of Prussia Feb 2022 #4
Glad to see you hermetic Feb 2022 #7
We were fine thanks The King of Prussia Feb 2022 #11
I'd read about the wind storm! SheltieLover Feb 2022 #16
I feel a bit of a fraud The King of Prussia Feb 2022 #21
But when it happens, it's a big event! SheltieLover Feb 2022 #22
Currently, I'm reading Zorrie by Laird Hunt hippywife Feb 2022 #5
We need bigger libraries hermetic Feb 2022 #9
I have to admit hippywife Feb 2022 #18
Death of a Green-Eyed Monster - a Hamish Macbeth mystery, last one question everything Feb 2022 #8
I'm a big Agatha Raisin fan hermetic Feb 2022 #10
IMO the Hamish Macbeth stories are superior to Agatha Raisin The King of Prussia Feb 2022 #12
Ah, thanks for that hermetic Feb 2022 #13
I liked the Agatha Raisin TV episodes but when I started reading the books question everything Feb 2022 #31
Still working on "My Year Abroad". bif Feb 2022 #14
Good for you! hermetic Feb 2022 #17
I'm a Baldacci fan and just picked up "Walk the Wire". Paper Roses Feb 2022 #19
Good for you! hermetic Feb 2022 #20
A new Baldacci? SheltieLover Feb 2022 #23
Yes, US edition dated 2021 in paperback. 2020 hardbook or ebook. Paper Roses Feb 2022 #26
Thx SheltieLover Feb 2022 #27
Finished "Ancients" by David Golemon. Started "Leviathan" by David Golemon. Number9Dream Feb 2022 #24
That was funny hermetic Feb 2022 #25
I have two Atlantis - themed books on my to read shelf yellowdogintexas Feb 2022 #30
Thanks - I'll definitely look into those Number9Dream Feb 2022 #32
Thanks for the weekly thread, hermetic. I am finishing up Jane Smiley's japple Feb 2022 #28
The Oath of Nimrod yellowdogintexas Feb 2022 #29
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