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hermetic

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Sun Nov 2, 2025, 10:59 AM Nov 2025

What Fiction are you reading this week, November 2, 2025? [View all]


In Rio de Janeiro, the seventh largest national library in the world.

I'm reading My Friends by Fredrick Backman. ".. an unforgettably funny, deeply moving tale of four teenagers whose friendship creates a bond so powerful that it changes a complete stranger's life twenty-five years later." Wow, amazing writing.

Listening to The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart. "Fifth century Britain is a country of chaos and division after the Roman withdrawal. Born the bastard son of a Welsh princess who will not reveal to her son his father's true identity, Merlin leads a perilous childhood, haunted by portents and visions. But destiny has great plans for this no-man's-son."

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What we can know/Ian McEwan: lots of cbabe Nov 2025 #1
McEwan's book is on hermetic Nov 2025 #2
My Friends paxmoki Nov 2025 #3
Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood NoRethugFriends Nov 2025 #4
I really liked that particular book of hers MuseRider Nov 2025 #30
I just got the 2nd book of the Trilogy out of the library NoRethugFriends Nov 2025 #32
I certainly think it is worth a read. MuseRider Nov 2025 #34
"Face Off" Bayard Nov 2025 #5
That does sound fun hermetic Nov 2025 #8
Strange Houses spinbaby Nov 2025 #6
Good Halloween fare hermetic Nov 2025 #9
Pic, wow! Lovely Sunday. I early voted Friday, for amendments only cause no candidates. txwhitedove Nov 2025 #7
Mmm, timely hermetic Nov 2025 #11
Yes indeed, climate fueled storms. Has me wondering if i should move farther from coast. txwhitedove Nov 2025 #13
Back in the 1990s GarColga Nov 2025 #10
Thanks for that hermetic Nov 2025 #12
Love those books! rzemanfl Nov 2025 #28
I've read Mary Stewart's Arthurian trilogy a couple of times. rsdsharp Nov 2025 #14
The Widow by John Grisham. FloridaBlues Nov 2025 #15
I was flipping through Valerie Solanas' SCUM Manifesto jfz9580m Nov 2025 #16
Re-reading "Eleven Days of Wonder" Huin Nov 2025 #17
I think you replied to me (rather than the OP) by accident jfz9580m Nov 2025 #18
Einstein's Theories and Quantum Physics Huin Nov 2025 #19
Thank you for the recommendations jfz9580m Nov 2025 #20
I just read Rachel Cusk's first novel, 'Saving Agnes". LisaM Nov 2025 #21
Looks like that is hermetic Nov 2025 #24
Yes, it is! LisaM Nov 2025 #25
Re-reading "Eleven Days of Wonder" Huin Nov 2025 #22
Interesting hermetic Nov 2025 #23
The Golden Cage - Camilla Lackberg bucolic_frolic Nov 2025 #26
"Circle of Days" rzemanfl Nov 2025 #27
The Widow by John Grisham LogDog75 Nov 2025 #29
The Tiny Time Machine by John Stith. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2025 #31
At Risk - Patricia Cornwell LoisB Nov 2025 #33
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