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Suggest and discuss books to read (all languages welcome!) 3288 Topics. 12219 Posts. Last post by swmom17. Today, 3:17 am. New Projects Launch Pad. Post ALL new projects here (solos, books, short works/poetry collections, drama -- in any language.) Please read the stickies first.
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Tramping may be becoming a necessity and a new art form, I suspect, learning where to get free food, shelter, and cash from the government. I won't know if that is covered herein until I've listened to the whole book! Michele Fry, CC. September 2024 Libriversaries! and the new 15-Years-And-Up Club.
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This is a 1910 edition of the Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen. This volume is nicely mixed, containing both the most famous tales as well as some which are less well-known. The translation is adapted for American readership and in some ways brings a new facet to some of the stories. Listeners may want to have a look at the online text ...
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