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Dulcinea

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3. Killers of the Flower Moon

Reply to debm55 (Original post)

Wed Dec 27, 2023, 10:49 AM

Dec 2023

I haven't seen the movie, but the book was superb.

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What was the best book you read this year? [View all] debm55 Dec 2023 OP

A God in Ruins Easterncedar Dec 2023 #1

Easternceder, thank you I will be writing that down for future reference. debm55 Dec 2023 #2

Night Fall by Nelson Demille OLDMDDEM Dec 2023 #4

Thank you OLDMDDEM , will add to my list. debm55 Dec 2023 #5

It's an excellent read of fiction. OLDMDDEM Dec 2023 #8

Nelson deMille is one of my favorite authors 🙂 Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #10

He is one of mine also. OLDMDDEM Dec 2023 #12

Up Country Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #21

Me either. My mother put me on to Demille. After she died I inherited all of her books. OLDMDDEM Dec 2023 #25

same here; added to my 'want to read' shelf on Goodreads yellowdogintexas Dec 2023 #17

Killers of the Flower Moon Dulcinea Dec 2023 #3

Thank you, Dulcinea. I heard of the movie. But I like to read the books first. debm55 Dec 2023 #7

Didn't read the book but the movie is good.long but good. flying_wahini Dec 2023 #30

A big favorite Bayard Dec 2023 #31

The Last Temptation bucolic_frolic Dec 2023 #6

Thank you bucolic_frolic, I like mysteries and crime. debm55 Dec 2023 #9

Best book this year was probably "The Unmaking of June Farrow" by Adrienne Young. CrispyQ Dec 2023 #11

CrispyQ , that sounds interesting, TY debm55 Dec 2023 #13

Definitely check out this group of devoted readers yellowdogintexas Dec 2023 #20

Rereading A Canticle for Liebowitz. It's a 1959 Polly Hennessey Dec 2023 #14

It a must read then for me. Thank you, Polly. debm55 Dec 2023 #15

I've still got my copy from the science fiction class I took in 1981. rsdsharp Dec 2023 #28

"Pound pastrami, can kraut, six bagels--bring home for Emma." malthaussen Dec 2023 #38

I do the Goodreads challenge, so I at least know every book I've read this year yellowdogintexas Dec 2023 #16

Thank you so much, yellowdogintexas, They sound interesting, debm55 Dec 2023 #18

Another poster upthread suggested the Fiction Forum. I second that suggestion yellowdogintexas Dec 2023 #19

Thank you , I will give it a visit. debm55 Dec 2023 #23

Mean by Myriam Gurba Coventina Dec 2023 #22

Sounds very interesting. Thanks for the recommendation. debm55 Dec 2023 #24

My sister and I both enjoyed it tremendously. Coventina Dec 2023 #29

The North Woods Mz Pip Dec 2023 #26

Werner Herzog's recent memoir. Aristus Dec 2023 #27

drthais drthais Dec 2023 #32

best book by far drthais Dec 2023 #33

Haven't finished it yet but MOMFUDSKI Dec 2023 #34

The Ballad of Perilous Graves MadLinguist Dec 2023 #35

Shuggie Bain - Douglas Stuart IcyPeas Dec 2023 #36

"Port of Shadows" by Glen Cook. malthaussen Dec 2023 #37

It by Stephen King. Elessar Zappa Dec 2023 #39

I'm currently reading I'm Your Huckleberry A Memoir by Niagara Dec 2023 #40