- Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
I was reading this book last night, and this particular passage felt timely π
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- Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
I was reading this book last night, and this particular passage felt timely π

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JOMP BPC - 13th November - Recommended
My friend lends me a lot of books, but the overlap between what she likes and what I like is fairly small, so it doesn't always work out. She insists I'll love this book, which I'll need to to get through it given it comes in at almost 500 pages and weighs a lot!
IβLL SING AT YOUR FUNERAL by Hugh Pentecost [aka Judson Philips]. (Popular Library, 1946) Inspector Luke Bradley.
Inspector Luke Bradley follows an ex-riveter, Pat Cain, who gets involved in a murder investigation within a theatrical crowd after another protege is killed. It is a classic pulp fiction suspense story.
IβLL SING AT YOUR FUNERAL by Hugh Pentecost. (Dodd Mead, 1942)
Freshly re-arranged bookshelves!

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Reading all the books that have been on my to read list for years and realising my taste has changed, funny how that works
Went to the city library to listen to poetry on this sunny Saturday
so metropolitan museum of art has a register of books theyβve published that are out of print and that you can download for free! theyβre mostly books on art, archeology, architecture, fashion and history and i just think thatβs super useful and interesting so i wanted to share! you can find all of the books available here!
A day late - but here's my Independent Bookstore Day haul!! I had so much fun!!

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Old man, sitting in the pool steps reading his book
Artists sketch
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It is time to take the books and start studying, you will achieve your goals!!!
13 Jan 2026
Seems I caught a bug of some sort. The remedy? Reading and rest and plenty of tea π«
Mer-May is coming! In support, I will be reading some books that fit the theme. π

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August 2026
New York Times bestselling author T. Kingfisher returns to the charming fantasy world of Swordheart in this delightful and unexpected new romantic adventure.
Learned Edmund, a disillusioned scholar, is transporting yet another precious relic from one stuffy temple to a different stuffy temple. Another great adventure for the agesβ¦
But when Edmund is set upon by bandits, in desperation, he breaks the cardinal rule and grabs for the relic, an ancient sword. To his surprise, instead of unsheathing a rusty, ancient weapon, an alarmingly handsome man appears, wielding daggers of blue steel and cutting the thieves down.
This man is the Dervish, an immortal warrior whoβs been trapped for centuries in a sword of enchanted steel, and is angry as hell about it. He hates the curse that put him there, and he wants to hate Edmund, just as he has hated every wielder before him.
But the damned scholar is just so sweet and clever and kind. And while the Dervish may be able to protect Edmund from bandits, cultists, dragons, and strange inhuman diplomats, he may find it much harder to protect his own heart.