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nohappynonsense
2 months ago
to be fair i commented before the page was built, but yes, thank you, i have fancy varied tastes
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New review by Toriaz, her 200th review for the website! - The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie
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First Review of the year is up: We Solve Murder by Richard Osman
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New Review (and definitely the last for the year this time) by Skep who was determined to have the last say! It's Timothy Zahn's Thrawn Trilogy, set in the STAR WARS universe. Happy New Year Everyone!
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letslearntogether
3 months ago
I am not too familiar with newer Star Wars things, but the original three films, the Ewoks cartoon, and that tough-as-nails SNES game are classic to me. This series seems far back enough to still hold some of that magic, despite any failings in storyline. Thanks skep and everyone at Reading Project! Happy New Year y'all!
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bright-eyes
3 months ago
I never expected to see a Star Wars title on The Reading Project. A good end to the year.
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readingproject
3 months ago
There’s been a Star Wars title on the Reading Project for a few years now, actually
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bright-eyes
3 months ago
The Phantom Menace Shakespeare spoof? It was reviewed before I created my site, and I tend not to pay much attention to parody/humour related works. I read Tom Holt's An Orc on the Wild Side a few years back and found it wasn't my cup of tea... I don't read Terry Prachett for the same reason.
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Happy New Year to all of you, belatedly. I have a feeling it will be a good year. Good to see more of Lucy too. I also use Letterboxd and for reading tracking I use Storygraph. I'm not particularly attached to it but joined as some people in my book club were members.
Happy New Year to you too. Long time, no see! Yeah, my son is heavily into apps to record movies and books. It not only helps him keep track of them, but it's a way for him to interact with his friends. When he told me about Fable the other day I asked would he write a blog post about it. I have little knowledge of the many apps on the market.