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I’m struggling with the books that are clued by the books on the stands and tables.. the cocktails ones, the travel ones. Are they fiction or non?
 
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I am currently reading this and I have to say I'm loving it as it is such a beautifully written story with wonderful characters. If anyone wants a quick, easy read then this is the book I would recommend and I'm sure that this is going to be in my top 10 books that I have read this year.
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I’m struggling with the books that are clued by the books on the stands and tables.. the cocktails ones, the travel ones. Are they fiction or non?
Those both baffled me for ages too! The cocktail one is connected to the name of a cocktail. Have a look at the city mentioned in the picture. Fiction book, from this year I think but definitely recent.
 
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I’m struggling with the books that are clued by the books on the stands and tables.. the cocktails ones, the travel ones. Are they fiction or non?
Cocktail is a place near NYC but the book ISNT the Taffy Brodeser one but is the same place

sorry folks idk how to use the spoiler function
 
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Thanks guys! Managed to get the cocktail one haha. Also, got the baking one straight after as i noticed what was dripping off the table… god it’s a difficult one! 12/20 now.
 
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Any readers of Juliet Greenwood.? I met her yesterday and also someone from France recommended her book The Last Train From Paris to me
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Thanks guys! Managed to get the cocktail one haha. Also, got the baking one straight after as i noticed what was dripping off the table… god it’s a difficult one! 12/20 now.
That baking one is quite a good book tbh... if anyone is looking for recommendations. There's a dish mentioned in it i now make for my dinner regularly.
 
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Any readers of Juliet Greenwood.? I met her yesterday and also someone from France recommended her book The Last Train From Paris to me
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That baking one is quite a good book tbh... if anyone is looking for recommendations. There's a dish mentioned in it i now make for my dinner regularly.
The Last Train From Paris was a kindle deal a couple of days ago so is now on my never ending TBR list. It’s not my usual kind of book but I liked the sound of it.
 
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If anyone wants any hints I have finished the book tokens game.
 
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The Last Train From Paris was a kindle deal a couple of days ago so is now on my never ending TBR list. It’s not my usual kind of book but I liked the sound of it.
darn it.. too late. it's on Kindle Unlimited which I don't have.same here re usual type of book but the premise appeals
 
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I just finished Britt-Marie Was Here. Oh I loved it, I laughed, cried, rooted for them all. I have a major book hangover now.
 
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Re: the book quiz

Why is that not The Giraffe, The Pelly and Me? Have I got the title wrong?
 
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I really miss reading :( I just can't get into it again.
Im hoping I find a book that I can't put down like 7 husbands of evelyn hugo!
 
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It took three days and copious amounts of cheating, but I finished the game that I had never heard of until Thursday 😂 The panda one took forever and even once I had the answer (lots of clues and google), I still couldn’t type it in the correct format to be accepted.
 
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I’m on 19/20 on the books games now after resorting to looking up clues. However I am stumped on the camera one! Anyone got any clues?
 
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