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Robert B. Parker's Damned If You Do

Brandman, Michael
Jesse Stone #12. Several plot lines, as usual. I was quite touched by the one about Jesse's friend Donnie who was in a care home for seniors and being abused.

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6/2026

Robert B. Parker's Fool Me Twice

Brandman, Michael
Jesse Stone #11. A movie company comes to Paradise to film.

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6/2026

The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants

Brashares, Ann
How four girls spent their summer. Very good, several weepy times.

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3/2003

Flawed Dogs

Breathed, Berkeley
An abused Dachshund seeks revenge upon the Poodle that set him up. An interesting tale, some obligatory weeps at the end.

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2/2015

Evvy's Civil War

Brenaman, Miriam
Story of a Southern girl during the Civil War, showing her relationship with the slaves and her growing social consciousnous. A very excellent story. QUOTE (As I remember it, too lazy to look it up.) "South Carolina, too small to be a country, too big to be an insane asylum."

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11/2002

Molokai

Brennert, Alan
A young girl is diagnosed with leprosy and sent to the leper colony on Molokai island. Good story!

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5/2016

The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight

Breslin, Jimmy
Some Mafia gangs in Brooklyn shoot it out. And some other stuff. The book was OK, I hear the movie was not. Surely I saw it, back in the day. It had Leigh Taylor-Young, for goodness sake! I never heard of her co-star, some guy named Robert DeNiro...

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8/2023

I Try To Take One Day At A Time

Brillant, Ashleigh
But Sometimes Several Days Attack Me At Once. A Pot-Shots™ a day for a whole year. Some of them I liked, but mostly... meh. I guess you have to be in the mood for this sort of thing. I wonder if he did the illustrations, too, and if not, did he managed to copyright them, too?

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10/2013

Existence

Brin, David
A garbage collector astronaut recovers an interesting piece of orbiting debris.

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"Why is the future always ... in the future?"

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Gerald snorted, "No tanks."
"You're welcome," Akana chuckled.

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Would you like us to teach you Morse code?"

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"It's a goddamned chain letter!"

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6/2024

Kiln People

Brin, David
Talk about feet made of clay!!! Ditto! P.I. in the future is duped.... Hahahaah, I crack myself up! Possibly 100 pages too long?

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3/2004

Tomorrow happens

Brin, David
A collection of stories and essays.

Words I Had To Look Up:

Migrams (pg. 37) emailed author, said is made-up word. -- seraglio (pg. 140) A large harem. -- dip·tych (pg. 75) A work consisting of two painted or carved panels that are hinged together.

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11/2005

Caddie Woodlawn

Brink, Carol Ryrie
Finally read this charming Newbery award winning book. Very Laura Ingalls Wilder.

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9/2007

Magical Melons

Brink, Carol Ryrie
Continues the story of Caddie Woodlawn and the people she knows. Charming!

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5/2010

Rogue's Regatta

Briody, Thomas Gately
Television reporter Michael Carolina investigates the murder of a young man at a boat race. Pretty good. .

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8/2000

Virus Of The Mind: The New Science Of The Meme

Brodie, Richard
Interesting, but did not finish it, it was on a seven-day-checkout. August, 2009.

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No date

The Cautious Traveller's Guide To The Wastelands

Brooks, Sarah
A super train travel from China to Russia and back over the weirded-out wastelands of, I guess, Siberia. It was OK.

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12/2024

A Princess Of Landover

Brooks, Terry
Mistaya gets herself kicked out of prep school, so she heads back to Landover where she ends up in the kingdom's library.

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1/2012

The Phantom Menace

Brooks, Terry
Stars Wars, Episode 1. Just like the movie with a little more background.

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12/1999

Digital Fortress

Brown, Dan
Susan works for the NSA who sends her fiancee to retrieve a crypto "key".

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3/2005

The Da Vinci Code

Brown, Dan
I guess there is a reason books are best sellers. Two weeps.

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9/2003
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