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    Fyodor Dostoevsky

    Hello- I couldn't resist a hello when I saw the Icelandic-which is so rare-I teach basic Icelandic and learned it as a child listening in to my parents conversations. I read Crime&P with my book club and enjoyed it-Bros. K is on my TBR.
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    Recently Finished

    I just finished a fictionalized autobiography of Coetzee and loved it. "Boyhood" is an emotional believable description of his youth in South Africa 4/5
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    Hello ; I am new at this, not sure how to start a thread and also when I made a comment on one...

    Hello ; I am new at this, not sure how to start a thread and also when I made a comment on one of the discussions, I had to have made 15 others before it was allowed although I am a member, HELP
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    Joyce Carol Oates

    I agree that some are better reads than others. I loved We were the Mulvaneys and hated Do With Me What you will. On my shelf and TBR list are Middleage and the Gravediggers daughter.
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    Hello -I love to cook currys-I made a chicken Rendang from Malaysia with...

    Hello -I love to cook currys-I made a chicken Rendang from Malaysia with galangal,lemongrass,star anise and cinnamon sticks yesterday-much like a curry but a delightful flavour! What do you like to cook?
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    Where are you? (in the book you are reading) - please read 1st post

    Yes, it is a Penguin book, $2.99 at a local bookstore in paperback. I makes me cringe in shame being a Canadian-but that was the mentality in the 40's when we were at war. A quote from The Globe and Mail "Obasan's power comes from the beauty of the writing,the stark imagery and vivid...
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    Where are you? (in the book you are reading) - please read 1st post

    I'm reading Obasan by Joy Kogawa and am in the BC interior in 1942 with other Japanese Canadians in detention camps.
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    Small town setting for English novel.

    Hello; I loved "Mr Golightly Takes A Holiday" Sally Vickers-lots of characters at the pub "the Stag" in Dartmoor. You learn a great del of the inner workings of the locals through what they say and do.
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    Books you didn't finish

    BooKs that I have not finished I didn't finish Sophie's World-very boring, yet know nothing about philosophy so think I should start up again-I just checked, I'm at page 346, so did persevere! Another two which I didn't finish was Love In the Time of Cholera and Madame Bovary but as we are...
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