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Fitting category (CBR12Bingo 2: Repeat – Money)

The Austere Academy by Lemony Snicket

October 13, 2020 by octothorp Leave a Comment

You guys, even I’m getting tired of my Series of Unfortunate Events reviews. I don’t think there’s too much left to say about the books as they are very much all of a kind, and unlike the wonderful, authorless Harry Potter books, they don’t increase in complexity or thematic depth with their readers. It’s the same damn book over again: Baudelaire orphans meet their new home and a new variety of inept adult, find Count Olaf behind a disguise along with one or more of […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: cbr12bingo, daniel handler, Lemony Snicket, Money, repeat

octothorp's CBR12 Review No:114 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: cbr12bingo, daniel handler, Lemony Snicket, Money, repeat ·
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I Do Wonder if the Title Blood and Money Might Have Been More Appropriate?

Blood and Silk: Power and Conflict in Modern Southeast Asia by Michael Vatikiotis

October 11, 2020 by LittlePlat Leave a Comment

  I think I have mentioned previously that as an Australian, I believe that our country should make more of an effort to reach out to and engage with our closest neighbours, rather than waiting for them to engage with us, on our terms. Part of this then is making more of an effort to pay attention to and understand the politics of the region. Now, I have to confess here, while I have made the choice to sniff out more works describing the politics […]

Filed Under: History, Non-Fiction Tagged With: #history, cbr12bingo, Michael Vatikiotis, Money, South East Asia

LittlePlat's CBR12 Review No:22 · Genres: History, Non-Fiction · Tags: #history, cbr12bingo, Michael Vatikiotis, Money, South East Asia ·
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“Money always decides whether things get better or worse. They never stay the same.”

The Reckless Oath We Made by Bryn Greenwood

October 3, 2020 by scootsa1000 5 Comments

In early January, I had a lot of gift cards to spend. I have my birthday, my anniversary, and Christmas in December, and I always get at least one card for my favorite bookstore, One More Page Books…and this year I think I got two or three. On the day I went in to shop, I didn’t have anything particular in mind, so I just went over to the “Staff Picks — Best of the Year” display, and picked up a few books I hadn’t […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: bryn greenwood, cbr12, cbr12bingo, Money, Scootsa1000, the reckless oath we made

scootsa1000's CBR12 Review No:24 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: bryn greenwood, cbr12, cbr12bingo, Money, Scootsa1000, the reckless oath we made ·
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“We don’t “all” have to pay our debts. Only some of us do.”

Debt - Updated and Expanded: The First 5,000 Years by David Graeber

September 22, 2020 by blauracke Leave a Comment

This is a look at our economy and how it came to be from an unusual perspective: that of an anthropologist. In contrast to historians and economists, David Graeber is much more interested in the human aspect and the societal peculiarities that are at the root of our economic system. Before money came into existence, there was already debt because people used complicated credit systems to buy and sell goods, and this division into creditors and debtors never went away again. First, Graeber tackles the […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: cbr12bingo, David Graeber, Money

blauracke's CBR12 Review No:50 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: cbr12bingo, David Graeber, Money ·
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cbr12bingo – Money!

Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield

August 25, 2020 by andtheIToldYouSos 3 Comments

Another square down, and another trip down (also up, under, and through) the Thames (looking at you, Rivers of London). The Thames is the titular river of Once Upon a River another story about telling stories from Diane Setterfield (The Thirteenth Tale). A mysterious man and a young girl come crashing through the doors of The Swan, an inn on the river that is well known for it’s story and for it’s story tellers. The man is grievously injured; the girl is stone dead. The […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: cbr12bingo, diane setterfield, English folktales, folklore, folktales, historical fiction, independence, magical realism, Money, photography, River Thames, story telling

andtheIToldYouSos's CBR12 Review No:93 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery · Tags: cbr12bingo, diane setterfield, English folktales, folklore, folktales, historical fiction, independence, magical realism, Money, photography, River Thames, story telling ·
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In-laws, outlaws, common-laws

Moccasin Square Gardens  by Richard van Camp

August 7, 2020 by Wanderlustful 1 Comment

Moccasin Square Gardens is a collection of short stories set in indigenous communities in Canada’s Northwest Territories- the title comes from the local nickname for the dancehall in Fort Smith.  There are nine short stories in this slim (155 pages) volume, and they cover a broad genre range- from science fiction and horror stories to romance and family drama.  Because of this range, your mileage out of each story might vary- my favourite were the romance and family dramas but I’m not sad about a […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Short Stories Tagged With: cbr12bingo, First Nations, Moccasin Square Gardens, Money, Richard van Camp

Wanderlustful's CBR12 Review No:43 · Genres: Fiction, Short Stories · Tags: cbr12bingo, First Nations, Moccasin Square Gardens, Money, Richard van Camp ·
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