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Imogen’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Imogen’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Imogen Martin’s Followers (78)
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Imogen Martin
Goodreads Author
Born
in The United Kingdom
Website
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Member Since
July 2023
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Under a Gilded Sky
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2023
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6 editions
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To the Wild Horizon (The Wild Horizon #1)
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2024
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3 editions
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The Mountains Between Us (The Wild Horizon #2)
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An Ocean of Stars
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* Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. To add more, click here.
Real places come to life in historical fiction
Do you have a favourite place which has been used in a novel? Did it help or hinder your enjoyment of what you were reading?
I few years ago I walked around the coast of Cornwall in search of the buildings that inspired Daphne Du Maurier when she wrote Rebecca. I found what might be the boat house, but the large manor that inspired Manderley was surrounded by trees and deliberately out of sight. I Read more of this blog post »
I few years ago I walked around the coast of Cornwall in search of the buildings that inspired Daphne Du Maurier when she wrote Rebecca. I found what might be the boat house, but the large manor that inspired Manderley was surrounded by trees and deliberately out of sight. I Read more of this blog post »
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"Men, can’t live with ‘em, can’t turn ‘em all into swine.
What do you mean turn them into swine? From her earliest application of her new found transformative skills it is suggested that what Circe turns her unfortunate guests into has more to do with" Read more of this review » |
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A book you sink into, inhabit, bathe in. I've loved the Greek myths since childhood, when I was given the Macdonald Junior Reference Library book: Greek Myths and Legends. It is an A-Z with gorgeous illustrations based on the figures on Greek vases. C ...more |
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I finished this book more than a month back but haven't had time to write up my thoughts. This is what tells me it's a great book: I can remember it, weeks later, like it's a film, clear in my head. The world Annabel Campbell creates - extraordinary! ...more |
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is 55% done with The Outcast Mage
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Be swept away into the Gilded Age of the late 19th century The society gossips won’t let wealthy but illegitimate Madeline settle in their rules-bound New York. Instead, she finds fulfilment when she moves with her brother, Hugh, to their summer house ...more |
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Be swept away into the Gilded Age of the late 19th century The society gossips won’t let wealthy but illegitimate Madeline settle in their rules-bound New York. Instead, she finds fulfilment when she moves with her brother, Hugh, to their summer house ...more |
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Second book I've read set on the island of Penang in the past year. This one was also terrific. Tan Twan Eng takes real people (W Somerset Maugham, Dr. Sun Yat Sen, Ethel Proudlock) and real incidents, and weaves a story around them. As Maugham himse ...more |
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| Terrific. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn but from runaway slave Jim's perspective. This is what writing does at its best: gets you to begin in some tiny way to understand what it might have been like to be a slave in the US South at that time. Th ...more | |
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| Terrific. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn but from runaway slave Jim's perspective. This is what writing does at its best: gets you to begin in some tiny way to understand what it might have been like to be a slave in the US South at that time. Th ...more | |
“Grief is grief,” Lillian said, returning to her stool. “One person isn’t forbidden to mourn, because someone else got it worse.”
― The Mountains Between Us
― The Mountains Between Us
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| Aussie Readers: September 2023 Featured author - C.J. Sansom | 168 | 184 | Oct 05, 2023 11:24PM |
“Grief is grief,” Lillian said, returning to her stool. “One person isn’t forbidden to mourn, because someone else got it worse.”
― The Mountains Between Us
― The Mountains Between Us
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