Susannah’s Spring, Summer Reading List 2017
All’s good, as Pete likes to say,
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Some great suggestions!
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Happy Reading…:)
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Slice a vein on the page smiling as we bleed … Sending laughter our way right through the ethers — those sentences slayed me ! You have s gift .
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Carrie Fisher writes so openly about everything, especially her relationship with her mother, Debbie Reynolds. You find yourself squirming in your chair.
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The two that I read from this list were awesome, so that bodes well. 🙂 I’ll try to read as many of these as I can, and I’ll let you know.
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I don’t expect you to read all of them. Reading is so personal but I know you like history, like me. I also know you read Washington Schlepped Here…:)
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Wow, what a list of great reads. You should have a quarterly column in a paper. I love to read too, Susannah. Can’t imagine not being able to. Thanks for another great list, complete with synopsis.
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They’re only suggestions…reading is so personal, as you know. And yes, not being able to read would be torture. And when you think how many people don’t. I’m always amazed by that. It’s a shame…truly that social media had taken it’s place…sigh
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Your list is always stellar! I’ll print this out and hang it on my fridge.
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I know you love to read. There are one or two you might like, like. The Joan Rivers book, right up your alley. She was truly fascinating and her pals just spill their guts, the good and the not so good. Nora book also. An eye opener. God Top, how I love to read. 🙂
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