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Fiction

hermetic

(8,688 posts)

31. At almost 1,000 pages

Reply to Jeebo (Reply #26)

Mon Mar 28, 2022, 12:25 PM

Mar 2022

I imagine anyone would be on that one for a long time. I know what you mean about the eyes. You might want to use your library to get audio books. You can check them out online and listen to them in your browser. You don't even need to download them, usually. I see Pandora's Star is out on audio although I personally prefer audio books that are shorter. You take care. And maybe take Lutein. I do, and I'm older than you.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, March 27, 2022? [View all] hermetic Mar 2022 OP

A Sunlit Weapon, Jacqueline Winspear Srkdqltr Mar 2022 #1

Set in WW2 but quite topical. Srkdqltr Mar 2022 #3

A cozy series hermetic Mar 2022 #4

Cozies are nice. I'm old and gore, mayhem and sex dont have the appeal they once had. Srkdqltr Mar 2022 #6

Yeah, hermetic Mar 2022 #7

Still re-reading Jana DeLeon's Miss Fortune series SheltieLover Mar 2022 #2

I read this in 2014. Don't remember it at all. I'll try it again. Srkdqltr Mar 2022 #5

They really are excdllent & very funny! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #15

Fiction: The Prague Cemetery - Umberto Eco Backseat Driver Mar 2022 #8

I read Name of the Rose hermetic Mar 2022 #9

I finished murielm99 Mar 2022 #10

I love Gabaldon's writing hermetic Mar 2022 #11

I reading my first Carl Hiaasen book, Squeeze Me. Staph Mar 2022 #12

Indeed he does hermetic Mar 2022 #13

Excellent book & quite funny! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #17

Starting a new cozy: Steeped in Murder by Kirsten Weiss. Polly Hennessey Mar 2022 #14

A hilarious caper hermetic Mar 2022 #16

Sounds delightful! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #18

Sounds great! SheltieLover Mar 2022 #19

Still not reading fiction The King of Prussia Mar 2022 #20

Hooray! That is good news hermetic Mar 2022 #21

Still reading Irene Nemirovsky's Suite Francaise. japple Mar 2022 #22

That sure sounds like hermetic Mar 2022 #23

When I learned Andy Serkin (Gollum) had narrated the three "Ring" books and also "Hobbit" northoftheborder Mar 2022 #24

My favorites hermetic Mar 2022 #25

Just started re-reading "Pandora's Star" by Peter F. Hamilton. Jeebo Mar 2022 #26

At almost 1,000 pages hermetic Mar 2022 #31

Time Cellar was a fun read!!! It was one of the first books I downloaded when my yellowdogintexas Mar 2022 #27

It is fun hermetic Mar 2022 #30

The Templar Curse by Ernest Dempsey yellowdogintexas Mar 2022 #28

"The Paris Library" bif Mar 2022 #29

I continue with Elizabeth Peters, this time: The Murders of Richard the III question everything Mar 2022 #32

I remembered that I once read hermetic Mar 2022 #33

Tey's book is on my list as it is mentioned in this book question everything Mar 2022 #34