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What are you reading in 2021?

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  • I can't wait for this book to come out (May 4th, 2021) Here are some impressive endorsements, indeed. “Reading Project Hail Mary is like going on a field trip to outer space with the best sc

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Just started this, and can't put it down.

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Kinda got hooked on this author the past month.

 

Tana French Is at Her Suspenseful Best in 'The Witch Elm' - The New York  Times

I read where Hollywood is trying to make the first book into a movie. Hollywood generally screws every book up, so I am wary. They'll probably gloss over the 1st half of the book, just to get to Skippy. That background stuff is important, IMHO, to the relationship between Joe Bishop and "The Beer Can". However, Skippy makes the series what it is. 

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Grisham needs to stick to writing Murder Mysteries.  Even though his "moral of the story" is not about basketball, fiction is fiction, but he went waayyyy off of the deep end with this one. 

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