Reading the World discussion

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Too High the Price

Togo
Translated? N
1001? N
Well Read World? N

It is on Kindle so I decided to add to my TBR. It does sound good.

I was looking for a book for Belgium (yes I still have countries left in Europe) and came across this book that came out this year: 33 Place Brugmann.
Historical fiction from WWII era, which I am not that nuts about, however people and the New York Times are giving it decent reviews. It is a possible.

Gail wrote: "I was looking for a book for Belgium (yes I still have countries left in Europe) and came across this book that came out this year: 33 Place Brugmann.
Historical fiction from WWII era, which I am ..."

Ooooh, I have that one and haven't read it yet! And I need one for Togo too.

So you guys are going to think I'm crazy (or worst case, crazier) but I was trying to find a country that none of us have read, and started a spreadsheet. I'm only as far as Gail and Amanda, was going to do Celia next. Once I'm done with it do you want me to share in google docs? I already see that I am WAY behind you guys, I'll likely be "last (wo)man standing".

Yes, would love to see that spreadsheet. We can potentially target countries no one has read, together.

That would be awesome! I'm going to nominate Tales of the Tikongs for Tonga.

Celia, I'm not going to nominate anything this month.

Amanda wrote: "That would be awesome! I'm going to nominate Tales of the Tikongs for Tonga."

I just found this on Internet Archives for free. Not sure if you can get it in Canada, but try it out. Unfortunately it can't be downloaded so you have to read it online.

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