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 Welcome, I'm Anne Hart.  I read books.  I collect books.  I receive books in the mail everyday!  Literally! I post about books almost every day on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Amazon, and other social media outlets as @annegoodreads.  This blog is to organize, categorize, and share combined information on books.  I am asked for Book Recommendations constantly.  So I will provide those recommendations here.  Here are Some Posts you will see:

Best Historical Fiction Books Set in America

Best WWII Historical Fiction Books

Best Around the World Historical Fiction Books by Time Periods

Best Historical Fiction Books by Country

Best Memoirs

Best Sex Scenes in Literary History

Best Horror Books

Best Sci-Fi Books

So basically lists of the best books I've read in a certain category and why.  Then there will be some more specific books.  And some that are just plain fun.

Best Grandmas in Literary History

Worst Grandmas in Literary History

Best Pets in Literary History

Worst Animals in Literary History

This will take a long time to create all the lists.  I have spreadsheets, journals, pictures, video, reviews, etc. of thousands of books.  This will not be an easy undertaking, but I would like to pass on the knowledge I have gained from reading books.  


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