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cbabe

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21. The Earthsea Trilogy is a classic. I also
Sun Feb 9, 2025, 10:28 PM
Feb 9

highly recommend The Telling.

Could be read as a sci-fi take on Tibet/China.

From goodreads:

Once a culturally rich world, the planet Aka has been utterly transformed by technology. Records of the past have been destroyed, and citizens are strictly monitored. But an official observer from Earth named Sutty has learned of a group of outcasts who live in the wilderness. They still believe in the ancient ways and still practice its lost religion - the Telling.

Intrigued by their beliefs, Sutty joins them on a sacred pilgrimage into the mountains...and into the dangerous terrain of her own heart, mind, and soul.

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Erdrich is ny favorite writer! cilla4progress Feb 9 #1
Yes, read Demon Copperhead hermetic Feb 9 #6
Yes! Read Demon Copperhead. japple Feb 9 #8
Just finished Blob and starting Chalco Feb 9 #2
Sounds marvelous... hermetic Feb 9 #10
Our book club is reading evemac Feb 9 #3
The Fury hermetic Feb 9 #11
I just picked up The Chemist by Stephenie Meyer Diamond_Dog Feb 9 #4
I love that.. hermetic Feb 9 #12
The Butcher's Boy/Thomas Perry cbabe Feb 9 #5
Yeah, I'm really liking hermetic Feb 9 #13
Just finished "The Wrong Side of Goodbye" anciano Feb 9 #7
I love all of Michael Connelly's books. 👍 Diamond_Dog Feb 9 #14
A classic indeed hermetic Feb 9 #15
Uh oh. I have The Mighty Red on my TBR list, but from your description, it sounds japple Feb 9 #9
I'm just half way through now hermetic Feb 9 #17
I finished "The Mighty Red" this morning. mentalsolstice Feb 10 #23
The Dispossessed by Ursala K. Le Guin al bupp Feb 9 #16
Timeless hermetic Feb 9 #18
Dispossessed is so good roscoeroscoe Feb 11 #28
I've been meaning to read LeGuin cilla4progress Feb 9 #19
Over 80 to choose from hermetic Feb 9 #20
The Earthsea Trilogy is a classic. I also cbabe Feb 9 #21
Halfway through, "The Last Mile," by David Baldacci Bayard Feb 9 #22
I'm reading A Minute to Midnight by Baldacci BOSSHOG Feb 11 #31
That's a good one Bayard Feb 11 #32
The Power: A Gripping Urban Fantasy (Berkeley Black Friars Volume 2) J R Mabry yellowdogintexas Feb 11 #24
OK, that's Tom Alan Robbins hermetic Feb 11 #25
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry n/t TubbersUK Feb 11 #26
The mainstream media Charlie Chapulin Feb 11 #27
Delta-V, by Daniel Suarez roscoeroscoe Feb 11 #29
The House of Cross by James Patterson LogDog75 Feb 11 #30
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