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Top books this year 📚
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I need to talk to strangers on the internet about The Thursday Murder Club character Chris Hudson and the accurate depiction of a very common and very miserable relationship with food that is not usually given space in media to breathe past being the butt of a joke or an unimportant detail (god fucking bless Richard Osman). I need to talk to strangers on the internet about the Thursday Murder Club. I need a fandom (if that’s still the correct terminology) how am I meant to live like this ⁉️⁉️⁉️
#the thursday murder club#please please please please please please please#I need more than millennial book reviews#I need motion#I need discourse#I need more than one singular fan fiction#if anyone has the secret key to this community please contact#richard osman
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"[...] He buys three other books too, because he wants the bookshop still to be there when he comes back next week."
Richard Osman, 'The Man Who Died Twice'.
#thursday murder club#the man who died twice#richard osman#bookish#booklr#book blog#on my bookshelf#quotes#quote#book quotes#book community#bookshop#queue
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bless this series
(Richard Osman ; The Man Who Died Twice)
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#will still imagine penelope wilton to be joyce when I read the books#but I like celia too#and I´m just happy that they didn't cast younger actors and made them older with make up like richard once said#great to see helen and celia together again#thursday murder club#richard osman#celia imrie#helen mirren#pierce brosnan#ben kingsley
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So excited to start reading this! The Thursday Murder Club books are some of my favourites and I really enjoy Osman’s style so I have high hopes for this new series
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Suede, 1996
📸: Pen K
#brett anderson#mat osman#simon gilbert#richard oakes#neil codling#the mysterious pen k glass tiles shoot#only found on the back of the Coming Up tour book and inside some old SIS zines
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Two recently completed books—trying to get back in the swing of things!
#just started a new job lol#recently read#we solve murders#the small and the mighty#richard osman#sharon mcmahon#books#bookblr#booklr#bookblogger#book blog#book photos
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another person to add to my “celebrities i saw around edinburgh during fringe season looking utterly fucking miserable” list because i just saw david o’doherty looking absolutely DEFEATED whilst perched on some steps right now
#past editions include: frankie boyle (very sad outside a book shop) richard osman (dead inside on the royal mile)#greg davies (dissociating near leith) harry hill (trotting down a sloped street like a startled hare)#here’s to many more !!!!
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Currently Listening: The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman
Enjoying this, and ready to figure out who committed the murder.
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when u finish the latest book in ur favorite series and you have to wait at least another year for the next one 🙂
#richard osman i love and respect you but u cant tell me that ibrahim is an 80 year old gay man who has literally only told one person#in his entire life and then end the book 50 pages later. HELLO???#how am i meant to cope? sir? mr osman??#the thursday murder club#books#txt#🐀
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The Thursday Murder Club
#books#bookworm#book#booklr#books and libraries#the thursday murder club#richard Osman books#thursday murder club#Thursday Murder club series#book account#book recommendations
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top 9 books
tagged by @rosieposiepuddingnpie - thank you and curse you, this is my least favorite/favorite thing to do!
The Starless Sea, Erin Morgenstern (a book about the love of books and story-telling, another great example of this is Cloud Cuckoo Land, by Anthony Doerr but this edges it out just a little in my all time faves. Also consider this a stand-in for Erin Morgenstern's other gem: The Night Circus.)
The Secret History, by Donna Tartt (I always waffle between the dark academia vibes of this or the snowy Amsterdam/dry Las Vegas heat of The Goldfinch - they're both absolute perfection and have gay undertones so they bounce back and forth depending on the day.)
Middlesex, by Jeffrey Eugenides (you know how people use 'sweeping tale' to describe certain books? That's this one. It just whisks you away. I know everything there is to know about the Stephanides clan and I'm a better person for it.)
The Bedlam Stacks, by Natasha Pulley (Honestly, also consider this a stand-in for every Natasha Pulley book there is. Sometimes my favorite is The Half Life of Valery K, sometimes it's The Watchmaker of Filigree Street series, sometimes it's The Kingdoms; it's really whose yearning I'm vibing with the most that day: Valery and Shenkov? Thaniel and Mori? Merrick and Raphael? Joe and Kite? It varies.)
The Stand, by Stephen King (I also really want to put Holly in that spot, I just finished it and I haven't loved a Stephen King book like that since The Stand - the only reason I didn't is because Holly is, at least for now, the last book in a series that is a spin-off of a series and every other book in those series don't hit the level of Holly, at all.)
Anxious People, by Fredrik Backman (this can also act as a stand-in for A Man Called Ove as well since I love them both for the exact same reason - they believe in the best in people. They make you feel better about humanity in general.)
The House in the Cerulean Sea, by TJ Klune (I will also point out that I have yet to read a TJ Klune book I haven't loved and that is not an insignificant amount now. This one is an older queer love story with the added bonus of found family. It's magical and heart-full and kind)
Project Hail Mary, by Andy Weir (Also a big lover of The Martian but this has something extra special for me - the alien was unique and I cared so much about every character that even glanced across the pages.)
Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers, by Jesse Q. Sutanto (I laughed, I loved, I goggled at Vera's incredible ability to bring people together - a more motley crew of people there is not and yet somehow Vera not only makes it work, she makes them family <3)
Special shoutout to Lessons in Chemistry, by Bonnie Garmus, I read this semi-recently (within the last year) so I don't know if my gaga-ness with it will fade or not but right now I'm like: this should absolutely be on this list, I just don't know if that's gonna hold or not. The writing is absolutely gorgeous and the plot is perfect, I just don't know if it's top ten nine perfect, y'know? Also to S.A. Cosby - Razorblade Tears is literally hanging off the end of this list by its fingernails (also read everything else by him because it's all good!).
Ongoing series - that either aren't finished or that I haven't finished so they're not cemented yet (aka Maddie cheats so she can have more spots): The Thursday Murder Club series, by Richard Osman (it's up to four books now and they are absolute perfection - it's a series that believes the best in people, even its villains, no one is allowed to be one note and you never know who it's going to pick up and keep forever), The Monk & Robot series, by Becky Chambers (it's just such a quiet, peaceful little sci-fi series that loves its characters and tea), Empire of the Vampire, by Jay Kristoff (absolutely no notes on the first book, I was stressed out and ravenous), The Infernal War Saga, by Hailey Turner (pitch perfect first two books, I'm obsessed with everyone and, like, borderline too into Honovi and Blaine??), Legends & Lattes, by Travis Baldree (this book is kind and it's found family and it's Cozy High Fantasy, like, who even knew how badly I needed that?! - a prequel is due out next month!), The Expanse series, by James S.A. Corey (okay, I know this is done but I am only through book six, though so far absolutely every one has been perfect), The Amina al-Sirafi Series, by S.A. Chakraborty (the first book is so good, which I am zero percent surprised by because I five-starred my way all the way through The Daevabad Trilogy as well!), and the Susan Ryeland series, by Anthony Horowitz (these mysteries are absolutely right up my alley - because who's investigating them? An editor of the first book's murdered author. I hope he can manage to keep these going because they are so damn good!)
tagged: @andavs, @maichan808, @callunavulgari, @midnightisquiet, @bleep0bleep, @petals42, @emeraldawn, @melowdeee, @alocalband, also anyone else who wants to do this - i love seeing people's literature tastes!!
#i read the interview the author richard osman did for thursday murder club after the last book#and he was like 'my wife's an actor so i try to have every character - no matter whether they have one line or not#be something that someone would want to play' and like YEAH. YOU CAN TOTALLY TELL#they allll get something so good and it is FANTASTIC to read#this list was so hard y'all#i need a nap#i hope there aren't any really bad typos i am doing this verrrrry tired#uh oh i've found the keyboard again
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''More women are murdering people these days,' says Joyce. 'If you ignore the context, it is a real sign of progress.''
Richard Osman, 'The Man Who Died Twice'.
#thursday murder club#the man who died twice#richard osman#author#tmc#book blog#booklr#books#quotes#books and literature#books and libraries#books and reading#book quotes#reading#bookish#bookshelf#on my bookshelf#bookworm#book#book recommendations#bookblr#books & libraries#queue#progress
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Not to be dramatic but I would die for Joyce Meadowcroft
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I'm a genius, actually.
#started reading#the thursday murder club#because I'm sick and just out here sitting in the sun#I read that line and Immediately thought#leonardo di caprio#and the remembered that 'pointing at the TV' meme 💀💀#I'm still laughing at my own joke#richard osman#books
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