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    CHAS
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    Was reading Dan Brown's The Secret of Secrets. Wonder about Brown's health. The book is horrible. I gave up last night. Wish I had bought the hardcopy, because I would enjoy ripping it and would make a special trip to the dumpster with it.

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      Started Dan Mason's The Piano Tuner. Mason is a story teller, and seems to be a good one so far.

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        Have two going, nearly done with:

        James by Percival Everett

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        And Little Gardens Everywhere by Kate Brown.

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        "Wealth is like manure; spread it around and it makes everything grow; pile it up, and it stinks."
        MillCityGrows.org

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          wtg
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          @beelady That second one looks like it's right up my alley! Thanks!

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              jon-nyc
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              My current kindle read.

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              My audiobook

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                I just finished listening to the audio book version of the Piano Tuner, by Danial Mason. (I actually thought it was recommended by someone here at WTF, but a quick search didn't turn anything up, so I may be misremembering).

                It's story about a British piano tuner in the 1880s who gets enlisted by the war office to go to Burma to tune an Erhard grand piano. There's a bit of music and a bit about tuning in it, lots of sub-plots and lots of intrigue. I really enjoyed it. Don't read too much about it beforehand, after I finished it, I was reading around and noticed that some review articles (maybe it was one in the Guardian) gave away too many details.

                I also highly recommend the audio book, it's fun to hear it in the narrator's voice, and he changes the different characters voices just enough.

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                  I just finished listening to the audio book version of the Piano Tuner, by Danial Mason. (I actually thought it was recommended by someone here at WTF, but a quick search didn't turn anything up, so I may be misremembering).

                  It's story about a British piano tuner in the 1880s who gets enlisted by the war office to go to Burma to tune an Erhard grand piano. There's a bit of music and a bit about tuning in it, lots of sub-plots and lots of intrigue. I really enjoyed it. Don't read too much about it beforehand, after I finished it, I was reading around and noticed that some review articles (maybe it was one in the Guardian) gave away too many details.

                  I also highly recommend the audio book, it's fun to hear it in the narrator's voice, and he changes the different characters voices just enough.

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                  @ShiroKuro said:

                  I actually thought it was recommended by someone here at WTF

                  I passed along bachophile's recommendation of Mason's book.

                  https://wtf.coffee-room.com/post/25491

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                    @ShiroKuro said:

                    I actually thought it was recommended by someone here at WTF

                    I passed along bachophile's recommendation of Mason's book.

                    https://wtf.coffee-room.com/post/25491

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                    #138

                    @wtg Thanks! I had searched for "The Piano Tuner" and I guess fuzzy results don't come up.

                    Anyway, highly recommended! 🙂

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                      Got these this week:
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                      Ventosa viri restabit

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