Apparently, titles with geographic terms in them really appeal to me. I found bunches of them on my Goodreads book lists. Made this week's TTT super easy—at least for me :)

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Doesn't it? I need to see if my library has it. I'm totally in for some pirate-y fun!

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I finished THESE SILENT WOODS yesterday and really enjoyed it, so that bodes well for this list, I think!

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I just picked it up at the library today. I hope it's as good as it sounds. Fingers crossed!

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I agree. I'm looking forward to reading all of them. I hope they're as good as they sound :)

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Leah!

I guess I find it more interesting to write about the books I want to read than the ones I've already read because my TTT lists seem to be made up of more of the former than the latter. Titles with geographic terms in them appeal to me, though, so I could have made a lengthy list of books I've read, too, I think.

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It's a unique one! I had to double check to make sure it counted as a geographical term. I'm glad it did.

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I hope you enjoy them when you get to them!

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Right? It definitely sounds like an intriguing mystery. I hope we both enjoy it.

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Same! There's just something about the whole idea of small communities hiding scandalous secrets that appeals to me. At least in fiction. In reality, I prefer things safe and boring. Ha ha.

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The list of geographical terms Jana linked to really helped me find fitting titles. Goodreads made it easy to search them out.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Carla!

I was trying not to repeat any of the terms so I had to get creative! LOL.

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So far, I've finished one of the books on this list. I really enjoyed THESE SILENT WOODS. I've checked a couple of the others out from the library, so we'll see how those go. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they'll all be good reads.

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I was going to check for RACE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA when I was at the library today and I totally forgot. I'll have to check online and see if it's available. Thanks for the reminder!

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I saw loch on another list, but I didn't see anyone else use quarry or field. I'm patting myself on the back for finding some unique ones! Ha ha.

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Oh, good! I'm glad it's as fun as it sounds. I'm definitely going to see if I can get it from the library soon. I'm in the mood for a rollicking adventure!

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I love MG books, too! They're generally quick reads, but just as entertaining and satisfying as adult books and often even more so. I love that you give your cousins and niece recs, too. That's awesome.

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I agree! I'm fascinated by immigration stories, both those of my own ancestors and those of others'. Those kinds of journeys are just so interesting to me.

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It does, doesn't it? I bought myself a copy months ago, but I still haven't gotten around to reading it. One of these days!

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It does have a nice cover, doesn't it? I think the mystery sounds intriguing, too. I don't know that I've read one about people being pushed off a lighthouse. That's a unique way to kill someone off! We wouldn't want our cozy murders to get too mundane, now, would we??

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I finished THESE SILENT WOODS yesterday and really liked it. It's a quiet novel, but one that's compelling and touching. I just checked out another book by its author, since I like her style so much.

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I've enjoyed most of the books I've read by See as well. I'm interested to read her family's story. Immigration stories fascinate me!

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Me, as well. And biographies by people with an interesting stories. Not the jet set people, those that really achieved or went through something.

I'm especially interested to read more considering how much See's family's story and her own identity as an Asian American informs her fiction. Should be a intriguing read. I hope we both enjoy it.

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It sounds like a ton of fun, doesn't it? I hope we both enjoy it. Be sure to come back and let me know what you think of it!

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It's been on my list since I first heard about it, too, but honestly, I had kind of forgotten about it as well. Then, I got the new paperback version from the publisher and my interest was piqued all over again. I'm glad I read the book finally as I really did enjoy it.

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I did see loch on another list, but that's it. The list of geographical terms that Jana linked to made it easy to find some unique ones :)

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You're the cozy mystery queen, so I'm not surprised you've read SMILE BEACH MURDER. It does have an interesting setup. I'll be curious to see what I think.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Katherine!

It really does sound fun. I've got a bunch of books out from the library right now, but I'm going to check RACE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA out next go 'round. I'm in the mood for a delightful read!

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