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I've been perusing all the best of 2015 book lists and finding many good books to add to my ever teetering stacks. Some I am familiar with and others seemed to have flown beneath my reading radar...until now. Since it is time to start thinking about next year, thought I'd spark your appetites and pocketbooks as well as mine.
The Atlantic's editor and writers share the Best Book I Read This Year. I've already added several to my wishlist.
The Wall Street Journal's compilation Best Books from the best of 12 sources lists. They tried to do all the work for me. *grin*
Explore Brainpicking's Best Art Books as well as Best Science Books of 2015.
Check out Bill Gates Best Of and his video of short reviews.
Bookriot's crew took a vote and came up with their best of the best.
Bethane Patrick of the Literary Hub offers her 10 Great Books by Women Overlooked in 2015.
Have fun exploring!
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History of the Medieval World
Chapter 72 The Hardship of Sacred War
Chapter 73 Basil the Bulgar Slayer
Chapter 74 Defending the Mandate
***Note - We'll finish up in January and start History of the Renaissance World in February ***
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'It Must have been the Mistletoe' by Judy Astley, nice light Christmas reading.
ReplyDeleteSummer on the River, by Marcia Willett. nice light reading too if not Christmassy
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