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Lately I've been reading
amazing books that are very hard to describe. I have a Library Thing account to help me keep track of what I've read, because even though the books are memorable I read alot and get them mixed up. My goal is to put in tags specific enough that when I see them I think, oh yeah,
that book. It ain't easy.
The Tiger's Wife: Balkans, Young Women Doctors, Deaf-Mute Battered Woman Loves Tiger, Undying Man, Magic Realism.
The Gone-Away World: Weapon Eats World, Changes, Livable Zone, Adult Imaginary Friend, Gorgeous Language, SF.
Embassytown: Host Aliens, Two Voices, Cloned Ambassador, Alien Addiction, Humans as Language, SF.
Hey, I highly recommend these three novels! Just don't ask me what they're about.
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