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The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
Look at the Birdie by Kurt Vonnegut
The World According to Garp by John Irving
As She Climbed Across the Table by Jonathan Lethem
Looking for some advice as to what I should read next. Thoughts?
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walkwhilereading answered:
With Remembrance Day right around the corner maybe a reread of A Farewell To Arms may be in order. It’s what I’ll be reading next.
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predatorywaspobserver answered:
Out of those pictured above, I’ve only read The Book Thief and thoroughly enjoyed it.
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distantheartbeats answered:
IRVING!
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ampahsand answered:
I loved ‘The Book Thief’.
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lookitcookit answered:
A long, long way - by Sebastian Barry ‘one of the most moving fictional accounts of war that must surely rank alongside Owen and Sassoon.
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tumbledbookshelf answered:
How about… The Whistling Season/Ivan Doig, The Marrowbone Marble Company/G. Taylor, The Road Home/Rose Tremain.
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seattlebooks answered:
Look at the Birdie. Vonnegut’s short stories can’t be beat!
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sufigeek answered:
Master of Jinn by Irving Karchmar its mystical amazon.com/Master-…
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