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Thiago

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Jurassic Park
Whose Body?
The Secret of the Old Clock
White Nights
Five Deaths for Seven Songbirds
More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop
A Case of Life and Limb

Thiago's Pinned Prompts

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Need some shorter page turners to finish out my 52 book goal!

I'm at 42/52 and I'm trying to really make a push to finish the year! I have a few longer books (18–25 hours audiobook) lined up, so I want some shorter and easier ones to fill out the list. I tend...

Convenience Store Woman
Before the Coffee Gets Cold
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Legends & Lattes

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What is the most unique or thought-provoking time travel book you've ever read?

Time travel books are a great way to explore the possibilities and consequences of changing the past. They can also be a lot of fun, as you follow the adventures of characters who travel through time.


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Which 2025 debut author are you looking forward to reading?

Anything by an author whose first book is being published in 2025.

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10 books I want to read before I die

I still want to add a couple more classics, and a poetry book (either one author, or a collection)

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Lonesome Dove
The Shining
The Last Unicorn
Wuthering Heights
The Hobbit, or There and Back Again
Anna Karenina

Thiago's Most Popular Reviews

Second book in this trilogy was still a lot of fun. Definitely different than the first, which is good! Now that we and the chharacters learned about the world outside Cove, we get to see how other humans are faring.

There's still a bit of mystery here, and also some action!

Silo, but make it middle grade fantasy!

I had a lot of fun with this one. Narration was good. Going to start the second book today!

Another fun entry on this series, and narration is still top notch!

Already waiting for the next one in this series

This was my first Barclay book, and I absolutely loved it. Saw it at Indigo, it caught my attention, and ended up being a great discovery.

This reads a lot like Stephen King, in the best way possible.

I'm curious about other works from this author, which seems very prolific, although his previous books are thrillers and don’t have supernatural or paranormal components AFAIK.

Will definitely either read something from his current catalog, or pickup a new horror book

I'm happy I didn't let some bad reviews prevent me from listening to this audiobook. It was a cool first entry on something that I think can be a really interesting series.

The humour might not be for everyone (humour always vary a lot from person to person anyways), but I definitely liked it. Also, I loved how the main character does not want to be involved in the investigation or try to solve it.

The book took a little bit to catch me, but after it did, I got invested, and had a great time with the jokes. Also took me a little bit to get used to the narration - it is a great narration that perfectly matches the book, but it was just a little bit harder for me to understand at the beginning, so I had to keep it at regular speed for a bit.

Already have a hold on my library for the 2nd book in the series