Less internet = more books!

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I'm probably forgetting some but oh well, this isn't a perfect historical record.

The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (reread) -- unmarried, fat, and wise Precious Ramotswe sets out to open up shop as Botswana's first and only lady private detective. It's a series of vignettes about her cases, loosely tied together by one

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I liked the whole No. 1 Ladies series. hotpantsgalore & I got the whole series on audiobook & listened to them while driving from Austin to Travelers Rest SC & back.

What prompted the ED reading ..... (dare I say it?) ... binge?

Manic: a Memoir sounds fascinating.

TGWTDT is currently on my Kindle; HPG is reading it. I have skimmed the first couple of chapters & found it unengaging, but HPG is enjoying it. I will probably read it once she's done.

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That's great to hear about the No. 1 Ladies' series! I look forward to trying the rest.

What prompted the ED reading ..... (dare I say it?) ... binge?
Well, I've been kinda dealing with eating issues lately, so I've been reading a lot of ED blogs and whatnot, and downloaded Wasted. Then I enjoyed it so much I wanted to read more in that vein. Now I'm on a memoirs in general kick. I haven't read much fiction at all this year.