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The great selection of books continues. Great list this week.

I read Ugly Duckling in 2011 i believe. Iris was s favorite since

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Wow, this was such a fantastic video! 🎥📚 I loved how each of the Book Gurus brought their unique perspective to the mystery and crime genre-so many great recommendations to add to my TBR pile. Amanda's pick of A Conspiracy of Bones was especially intriguing; I can't wait to dive into it! Thanks, SmartBookWorms, for putting together such a diverse and exciting list. 🙌 Looking forward to downloading the PDF catalog and exploring even more titles. Keep up the amazing work!

Just finished watching the Deep Dive, and wow, what a list of thrilling reads! 😱 Dogs and Wolves sounds like a deeply intense and emotional journey, and I’m really intrigued by Wagers of Sin-ghosts and werewolves in a detective mystery? Yes, please! 👏 The FBI agent storylines in The Runaway Girls and Journey’s Betrayal had me hooked too. Definitely adding a few of these to my TBR list! 📚 Thanks for the awesome recommendations, Martina and the Book Gurus! Can’t wait to dive into these. 💙 #SmartBookWorms #MysteryNovels

Thank you for a thorough, well-organized presentation. I have been a Bill Clinton supporter and admirer since 1992. The sharpness of his mind and inherent toughness impressed me from the beginning of his presidential campaign. As Hillary would later on, he demonstrated the ability to take a punch and get back up for the next round. He faced a condescending, sometimes hostile press, and a Republican Party whose stated goal was to make him a one-term president. Fortunately for the country, the GOP was unsuccessful. (Newt Gingrich is a failed presidential candidate, a senior guru on Fox News, an infomercial star, and is working on his third marriage.) I’m retired from the United Nations, after nearly 30 years at the New York headquarters. I had the privilege of meeting President Clinton in 2004. He was chairing a small, closed meeting on disaster relief for the Asian countries affected by the tsunami. He called the delegates by their first names; he addressed the priorities of each country regarding relief and recovery. And although his reading glasses rested on the edge of his nose, he conducted the entire session without notes! Some in the room - myself included - had brought along copies of his first presidential memoir, “My Life.” He was more than happy to sign each one. As usual, he lingered after the conclusion for chats - as the young man from his Harlem office nervously tried to ease him out for a UN Radio interview. I’m writing this on 29 December 2024, the day of President Carter’s passing. Along with President Clinton’s lifetime commitment to public service, there is no doubt the CGI draws inspiration from the work of the Carter Center. (Both “retired” in their mid-fifties.) Each president stands as a positive role model. I haven’t yet read “Citizen,” but definitely plan to! Keep up the good work.

What a fantastic collection of books you have provided for all us avid bookworms. There are one or two I must have missed. So glad you came up with this collated list. Will be sure to check out your free PDF give-away; the reviews are always inspiring... Happy New Year to all the team...

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Wow, this is such an amazing list! 📚 I'm already adding some of these to my TBR for 2024. The breakdown by month is so helpful-it really feels like a curated reading journey. I’d love a deeper dive into March’s literary spring awakening 🌸 or October’s suspenseful picks 🍂. Thank you, SmartBookWorms, for making it so easy to discover great reads! 💙 #SmartBookWorms #BestBooks2024

I still love the original book.and movie . .There is still much to learn about this fable

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Wow, what an amazing list! 🎉 I loved how each genre was broken down with so much detail and passion-Amanda and the team did a fantastic job. I've already added a bunch of these to my TBR, especially the Mystery & Crime section (my favorite genre!). Can't wait to see what you all dive into next. Keep up the awesome work, SmartBookWorms! 📚💙

Oh, Please. I saw "The Exorcist " in the '70's when it FIRST came out. I saw it in the Chicago at the State and Lake theater. I had a break from a downtown college at the time. The theater was PACKED with black people ( I guess they didn't have day jobs ) and we ALL LAUGHED. A guy sitting behind me had gotten a salami sandwich from the deli across the street. I ❤ salami sandwiches from deli's TO THIS DAY!

I still love the movie better than the book . It's maybe just me

This is a great book love Danielle Steel

“Chromosome 6” from Two Thousand and Ninety Two.

These guys are just wrong...that is not what is in the photo: it's a stock photo of the forger's family!! And Roka was not with Bogdan on the train; Karla was with him!! And Smiley does not send Susanna into East Berlin! Did you guys even read the novel!!??

Another great collection.

Such an awesome roundup! I’m especially intrigued by Imposter Syndrome-Joseph Knox never disappoints with his dark, twisty plots! Also, The Good Bride sounds like the perfect mix of drama and heart. Thanks for always keeping my TBR pile stacked. Can’t wait for next week’s picks! 📚✨

Wow, this was such an insightful discussion! I’ve always loved Fahrenheit 451, but hearing you break down the themes of censorship and the power of books made me appreciate it on an even deeper level. The points about technology and its role in isolating us really hit home in today’s world. Thank you for such a thought-provoking conversation-definitely adding more Ray Bradbury to my reading list! 🌟📚

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Wow, this was such a thought-provoking discussion! I love how you compared Orwell's vision of oppressive surveillance to Huxley's world of distraction and pleasure-it really made me think about the ways both are showing up in our society today. The point about social media algorithms being our modern 'telescreens' was especially eye-opening. 👀 Also, the inclusion of The Circle and Ready Player One as modern counterparts was such a great touch-it's fascinating to see how these themes have evolved in the digital age. Can't wait to hear more from the Deep Dive team! 👏 Which dystopian world do you think we’re closer to living in? For me, it feels like a mix of both. 😅

Although I've previously read all five epic books before, your appraisal of each novel has given me the urge to delve amongst my bookshelves and take them down once more. I still rate Nineteen Eighty-four has the best book but only just, with The Handmaid's Tale comes a very close second. And the other three are still well worth a second, or even third reading...

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Thank you Nathan and Megan for sharing ten incredible Booktubers I should follow; I definitely enjoyed the diverse variety that you provided us. I'll certainly check out these lesser known booktubers.

Wow, what a fantastic lineup of new releases! I'm especially intrigued by The Secret of the Three Fates-gothic mystery in a Scottish castle? Count me in! Also, Bellevue sounds intense; Robin Cook never disappoints with his medical thrillers. Thanks for breaking these down so well-definitely adding a few to my TBR. Can't wait to hear what others think too!

Thank you for the mention: I couldn't have said it better myself ;)

Just finished watching the deep dive into Now or Never-this book sounds like such a wild ride! Janet Evanovich never disappoints when it comes to action-packed plots and quirky characters. I loved how you broke down the different elements, especially the whole Robin Hoodie mystery-did not see that twist coming! 😱 Definitely adding this one to my TBR list. Can't wait for more reviews like this! 😍📚

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Wow, this was such an engaging video! 🧠 I loved how each book covered such diverse yet thought-provoking themes-from Angela Merkel's inspiring memoir to the mind-bending thrill of Heavy Are the Stones. City of Night Birds really intrigued me with its exploration of art and identity, and This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things seems so relatable in today's tech-obsessed world. And of course, who can resist a new Alex Cross thriller? Great job, team-this is the perfect list to deepen anyone’s understanding of the world. 👏📚 Definitely adding these to my reading list. Can’t wait for next week’s recommendations!

Wow, this Deep Dive was so insightful! 👏 The discussion on Citizen: My Life After the White House really highlights the incredible impact of the Clinton Global Initiative. 🌍💡 I loved how you and Claire broke it all down-especially the part about CGI's tangible commitments to global change. It’s inspiring to see how collaboration across sectors can make a real difference. This book is definitely going on my TBR list! 📚🙌 Can’t wait to see what you’ll review next. Keep up the amazing work, SmartBookWorms! 💙

Wow, this was such a fantastic deep dive! Cher’s transformation is truly inspiring, and you and Amanda did an amazing job highlighting her resilience and evolution. I loved the way you connected her personal struggles to her iconic achievements-really gave me a new appreciation for her journey. Looking forward to seeing what other fascinating books you'll explore next! 👏 #BookOfTheMonth 🚀

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I call this “Lazy Policing” many are locked up when the perpetrators walk free through lazy policing that “We have our guy” no need to work investigating

You caught me at “John Grisham”…..

Wow, Claire and Amanda, you’ve outdone yourselves again! This deep dive into Deadly Animals was absolutely captivating. The way you broke down each part, from the psychological analysis to the forensic details, kept me hooked. Ava Bonney’s character sounds so intriguing-can’t wait to read this book for myself! Also, kudos for highlighting societal issues within such a gripping thriller. Definitely voting this as Book of the Month! 👏📚