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Our reads in November 2026
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dustydigger
Posted 2026-11-01 3:28 AM (#35526)
Subject: Our reads in November 2026



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Location: UK		What are your reading plans for November?
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dustydigger
Posted 2026-11-01 12:18 PM (#35529 - in reply to #35526)
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Location: UK		Not really thought about November reads. Might continue on with short stories mostly,.but maybe some nostalgic Andre Norton,and possibly Alexei Panshin's Rite of Passage,long time since I read that.
Perhaps a Heinlein juvenile too.
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daxxh
Posted 2026-11-01 1:51 PM (#35530 - in reply to #35529)
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Location: Great Lakes, USA		November Books

To Sleep in a Sea of Stars - Christopher Paolini (70% done)
Desert Creatures - Kay Chronister
Space Cadet - Robert Heinlein
Something by Alastair Reynolds

Whatever the Library Hold Fairy brings.
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Thomcat
Posted 2026-11-12 12:08 PM (#35542 - in reply to #35526)
Subject: Re: Our reads in November 2026



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Location: Seattle, WA		My plans - a project.

First post in this forum. I looked at my "read" and "reviewed" lists and wondered at the discrepancy (167 titles). A little legwork found that some where books I read shortly before joining, some classics read long ago, and some shorts which I marked read (and often rated) but didn't review.

That last category is what I plan to focus on for November & December. Most are easy to find, less than an hour to reread and review, so why not? Just finished Genevieve Valentine's Abandonware, and it was a fitting start to this little project.
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