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Which nonfiction book would you like to read with us during December 2020 and January 2021? Please vote here.
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Yuval Noah Harari, Richard Gold, Ruth Goodman, Jillian Larkin, Richard Preston, Françoise Frenkel
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Yuval Noah Harari, Richard Gold, Ruth Goodman, Jillian Larkin, Richard Preston, Françoise Frenkel
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Nov 08, 2020 12:50PM
I had to check, having nominated it previously, that it wasn't me who nominated the book by Lucy Worsley
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Adrian wrote: "I had to check, having nominated it previously, that it wasn't me who nominated the book by Lucy Worsley"It sounds interesting too, put it on my tbr list, but it isn´t easily available. My library doesn´t have it, and the cheapest edition is the hardcover with $17. No kindle or audible either. :(
Open library .org, has a digital copy available for free. (If you have access.)The Art of the English Murder
The Art of Murder looks intriguing. I already picked up A Bookshop in Berlin. It’s short and I plan on reading it regardless.
A Bookshop in Berlin is my choice to read too. But The Art of Murder does look good.
Debra, we should buddy read Bookshop in Berlin regardless.
Brina wrote: "Debra, we should buddy read Bookshop in Berlin regardless."Yes :)
Only yesterday I encountered a Lucy Worsley documentary on Youtube. Sounds interesting.
Michaela wrote: "Adrian wrote: "I had to check, having nominated it previously, that it wasn't me who nominated the book by Lucy Worsley"It sounds interesting too, put it on my tbr list, but it is..."
I found it on kindle for $16.99 and a option to add audible for $7.49.
Laura wrote: "Michaela wrote: "Adrian wrote: "I had to check, having nominated it previously, that it wasn't me who nominated the book by Lucy Worsley"It sounds interesting too, put it on my tb..."
Ouch. My Kindle price was cheaper but not by much.
Esther wrote: "Laura wrote: "Michaela wrote: "Adrian wrote: "I had to check, having nominated it previously, that it wasn't me who nominated the book by Lucy Worsley"It sounds interesting too, p..."
I know. I'm contemplating on just buying the physical it sounds intriguing
Debra wrote: "Open library .org, has a digital copy available for free. (If you have access.)The Art of the English Murder"
Thanks, I should get it there!
As How to Be a Victorian will probably not win, though it has a lot of votes so far, anyone interested in a buddy read?
Just found out that The Art of English Murder is also available as A Very British Murder, guess it´s the same with a former title, and cheaper esp in Europe.
Jill Larkin is not the author of the Flapper book described here.
