Joel 
People with an #XTEINKX4 (or a #Kobo or #Kindle!), what are you currently reading on it? Share pics! I'm reading To Be Taught, If Fortunate, by Becky Chambers
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mostly articles from instapaper at the moment, which could be done with koreader and wallabag if I had the energy to switch to something more dig/libre.
I have a stack of dead trees that I'm working through before I get back to ebooks. It's a cycle.
IrgndSonDepp@irgndsondepp @joel i'm a big fan of most of masamune's work!
Elena. (she/ her)@joel I'm reading Ann Leckie's "Ancillary Justice". It's a re-read, but it's been so long I do not remember a whole lot. I'm only three chapters in so far.
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@heinlenstein please edit that cover to the original I beg you š
Neil Brown@joel "Around The World in Eighty Days".
Games That I Missed@joel I'm trying out the first Nancy Drew novel, "The Secret of the Old Clock," now that it's hit the public domain. This is the Standard Ebooks (https://standardebooks.org/) edition. I've never read any of the Nancy Drew series but I do like detective novels.
I'm reading with KOReader on a hacked Kindle Voyage.
@GamesMissed HM that book title repeated twice in that page looks a little off, I really like Standard Ebooks tho :P
@joel Agreed. Not sure what's up with that, the text past the cover page is fine. Standard Ebooks is great.
I love old detective novels, I grew up with Sherlock Holmes. Found Lord Peter Wimsey, Nero Wolfe, Parker, and ArsĆØne Lupin at the library after that.
I didn't care much for Christie's Poirot, but I finally read the first of her Miss Marple novels last month, and it was great. I'll probably go back and give Poirot another try soon.
@GamesMissed I've read the first two Poirot novels, I know @amin is quite fond of the guy too
@joel @GamesMissed I've read a bunch of Poirot books, but I always found Miss Marple much more likeable. š
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Amin, minor deity of the legume realm@irgndsondepp @joel @GamesMissed
Interesting, I like Poirot a lot more, though I admit I've only read a couple of Miss Marple books.
I've read almost all of the Poirot novels and short stories. š
Bojidar Marinov@amin @joel @GamesMissed What's with everyone recommending Poirot, when Tommy and Tuppence are sooo much sweeter and cooler āØāØš
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I only read the last of the Tommy and Tuppence books, which was also Agatha Christie's last novel and it wasā¦ not enjoyable to me at all. Probably not a fair look at the series, I admit.
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(In it, it takes them half the novel to figure out who was murdered, if I remember correctly.)
@joel I'm reading Network Effect by Martha Wells, book 5 from the Murderbot series with KOReader on my hacked Kindle Paperwhite Gen... Old as shit? š
D. Moonfire@joel Night Calls by Katherine Eliska Krimbriel. Still looking for Child.0's Kobo but this works well for being attached to my phone.
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Phillip 
bok"The Girl That My Mother Is Leaving Me For" by Cameron Reed. The science fiction tale of a young trans woman who is being put aside because she's had two miscarriages and the rich woman who adopted her to bear the rich woman's clone thinks it time to move on to another daughter. The first woman and the replacement become close.
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Rez@joel Aww, Iāve got a Nook, so I canāt join in. š
Iām reading book 28 of the Re:ZERO light novels. Perfect timing since the new season of the anime is now airing.
Kevin Neely 
@joel I'm about 100 pages in. The bookclub at Parallel Worlds in Portland is doing the entire series over the course of 8wks.
When i remind myself that it's a trilogy, I start to wonder where it will end up, because that's a lot of material!
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) Reaper Man - 11th Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett