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Bahadir, 11 months ago

#AskMastodon. It's my turn to choose a #book for our #BookClub. I need some recommendations.

Ps. I like #fiction.

#bookstodon #Bookwyrm

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MerritMD, 11 months ago

@Bahadir I just finished “Mad Honey” by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan. It was EXCELLENT.

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