A POOL OF POSSIBILITIES
Looking for your next great read? One shared pool. Six books each week. Boost as many titles as you like; save your weekly vote for This Week’s Six.
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Fiction1920
“Dorothy and Ozma going to investigate a closed-off community makes the politics of Oz harder to ignore.”
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Fiction1906
“The children listening to people from different centuries makes history feel like a set of lives rather than dates.”
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Fiction1908
“The anarchist meeting becomes increasingly absurd. I liked not knowing whether to laugh or feel threatened.”
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Fiction1917
“The familiar rooms and routines make these later Holmes cases feel like visits rather than a continuous adventure.”
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Fiction1900
“Trent being clever doesn't mean he understands the people as well as he thinks. That's what makes this worth reading.”
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“The adventure moves quickly, but the colonial viewpoint is impossible to miss. I kept questioning what the narrator assumes.”
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Fiction1933
“The snowbound train is almost too perfect a mystery setting. Poirot has nowhere to go except back through the stories.”
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Fiction1899
“Raffles being charming doesn't stop Bunny's admiration from becoming uncomfortable. The friendship is half the suspense.”
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Fiction1859
“The argument about inherited evil is what interests me, though the family secrets give it plenty of melodrama.”
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