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December Game, Ho Ho Ho

2 years ago

The last book title of November's game was provided by Carolyn Newlen:

Own Your Past Change Your Future, Dr. John Delony


I'll start December with:

How to Stop Time -- Matt Haig

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  • 2 years ago

    The Big Tidy Up - Norah Smaridge

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    Bonfire Night - Eliza Berison

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    Keep the Home Fires Burning -- Simon Block

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    The Burning Court, John Dickson Carr

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    English Common Law: King Alfred to Magna Carta - John Hudson

  • 2 years ago

    Uncommon Reader - Alan Bennett

    ( a little gem of a book .....I would love for it to be true ! )

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    Fox & I: An Uncommon Friendship ... Catherine Raven

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    An Uncommon History of Common Things, Bethanne Patrick

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    The Common Stream - Rowland Parker

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    Consciousness - John Parrington

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    My Mindful Walk with Grandma -- Sheri Mabry

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    Mind Your P's and Q's, Genie Dailey

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    Manners Maketh Man - Ella Henney

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    Miss Manners' Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Behavior ... Judith Martin


  • 2 years ago

    The City Baker's Guide to Country Living -- Louise Miller

    (I wonder if this is a good book. Anyone read it yet?)

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    A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Holly Jackson

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    An Elderly Lady Is Up To No Good - Helene Tursten

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    The Little Old Lady who Broke all the Rules - Catharina Ingleberg

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    How Not to Become a Little Old Lady, Mary McHugh

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    Too Late -- Colleen Hoover

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    Too Little too Late - Maggie Hartley

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    The Discontinuity At The Waistline - Marion Cohen

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    Sensible Shoes -- Sharon Garlough Brown

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    Unexpectedly Eighty, Judith Viorst

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    Old Age for Beginners - Clive Whichelow

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    Speak Your Mind - Allyson Kennedy

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    Mind Your Mindset, Michael Hyatt

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    How to be an Incredible Child Minder - Allison Lee

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    How to Babysit a Grandpa, Jean Reagan

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    The Road To Little Dribbling - Bill Bryson

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    The Little Old Lady Behaving Badly - C I Sunderburg

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    The Old Buzzard Had It Coming -- Doris Casey

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    Never Trust Old Men in Hats, A. K. Richards

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    How Not To Become A Crotchety Old Man - Mary McHugh

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    Stupid Things I Won't Do When I Get Old ... Steven Petrow


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    Just Stay Young and Fight Wrinkles - Adam Samy

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    My Flamboyant Aunt Wears Lipstick ,High Heels And Earrings - Darleene Joyce Loney Kidwell Owyen

    (this lady has had her share of husbands and then some ! )


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    Such a Fun Age -- Kiley Reid

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    Aging for Beginners, Ezra Bayda

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    Never too Young to Start - Aaron Jonson

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    The Junk Food Withdrawal Manual - Monte Kline

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    Eat Well Diet Less - Peter Fettis

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    Eat More, Weigh Less, Dr. Terry Shintani

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    Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons - Lorna Landvik

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    How to Keep House While Drowning - K C Davis

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    The Year of the Flood ... Margaret Atwood


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    The Ark Before Noah: Decoding the Story of the Flood - Irving Finkel

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    I Survived the Great Molasses Flood, Lauren Tarshis

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    Sticky: Some Things you Never Forget - Michael Wexler

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    The Great Molasses Flood - Beth Wagner Brust

    (The Great Molasses Flood, also known as the Boston Molasses Disaster,[1][2][a] was a disaster that occurred on Wednesday, January 15, 1919, in the North End neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.)