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What Are You Reading In 2019?

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LeGuin was a national treasure. I've read just about everything I could get my hands on over the years.

 

Of course, here's the classic.

 

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According to Wiki. rated as the third best sci-fi/fantasy novel, behind Dune and Childhood's End.

OK...not going to do book covers, however, I have read a bit:

 

Traveller by Richard Adams Traveller was Robert E. Lee's horse, and the book is a view of the civil war viewed from the general's horse's perspective.

 

Watership Down also by Richard Adams (again, I first read this book 40 years ago...it is my all time favorite book.)

 

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (also a re-read) J.P. Rowling...the Harry Potter finale of course.

 

and I just started book 1 of the Bluegrass Files,Down the Rabbit Hole, which is a detective/mystery series written by a local writer, F. J. Messina, all set in the Lexington area.

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I just started book 1 of the Bluegrass Files,Down the Rabbit Hole, which is a detective/mystery series written by a local writer, F. J. Messina, all set in the Lexington area.

 

Let us know what you think. Sounds interesting.

Let us know what you think. Sounds interesting.

 

Will do....there are four books so far in the series. I only just started the first one, but ok so far.

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