This struck me as a lovely idea.
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@CiaraNi Wow. This is just amazing!
@Remittancegirl Agreed! It has a lovely air of community about it.
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@Remittancegirl Agreed! It has a lovely air of community about it.
@CiaraNi It's just wonderful in so many ways.
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@CiaraNi that is such a good idea. I hope it catches on elsewhere around the country.
@IarfhlaithO Agreed. It's a lovely idea and I hope other cities copy the idea.
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@IarfhlaithO Agreed. It's a lovely idea and I hope other cities copy the idea.
@CiaraNi honestly, the thought that there are other people dotted around my city reading the same book as me for six weeks is so cozy!
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@CiaraNi honestly, the thought that there are other people dotted around my city reading the same book as me for six weeks is so cozy!
@IarfhlaithO That's what struck me too. There's such a sense of community about it.
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This struck me as a lovely idea. A citywide book club for people who read on the bus. The Dublin Bus book club selects a book by an Irish author every six weeks.
Also a lovely idea: instead of partnering with a company like Amazon, they’ve partnered with a beloved local independent book store, Chapters, for discounted books and events for the book club members.
@CiaraNi Yes great book idea. If you're willing to share I'd love to know what you take your pictures with. BTW, you have a great eye for things.
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@CiaraNi Yes great book idea. If you're willing to share I'd love to know what you take your pictures with. BTW, you have a great eye for things.
@coffeemug That is kind of you to say. Thank you. I don't have an actual camera. I use my mobile phone camera, a Samsung Galaxy model about 2 or 3 years old.
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@coffeemug That is kind of you to say. Thank you. I don't have an actual camera. I use my mobile phone camera, a Samsung Galaxy model about 2 or 3 years old.
@CiaraNi Ah I expected as much and that explains it thanks. Samsung... someday, sigh. 🥴
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This struck me as a lovely idea. A citywide book club for people who read on the bus. The Dublin Bus book club selects a book by an Irish author every six weeks.
Also a lovely idea: instead of partnering with a company like Amazon, they’ve partnered with a beloved local independent book store, Chapters, for discounted books and events for the book club members.
@CiaraNi my tendency to almost instantly puke if I try to read while in motion makes me feel like I am being excluded for having a disability. But if this wasn't posted here I wouldn't have even known, because I couldn't read the sign🫠
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This struck me as a lovely idea. A citywide book club for people who read on the bus. The Dublin Bus book club selects a book by an Irish author every six weeks.
Also a lovely idea: instead of partnering with a company like Amazon, they’ve partnered with a beloved local independent book store, Chapters, for discounted books and events for the book club members.
@CiaraNi As a Canadian, the phrase "beloved local independent book store, Chapters" made me do a double-take.
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@CiaraNi As a Canadian, the phrase "beloved local independent book store, Chapters" made me do a double-take.
@jfcaron I looked it up and can see that the Canadian Chapters is the opposite, right enough
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This struck me as a lovely idea. A citywide book club for people who read on the bus. The Dublin Bus book club selects a book by an Irish author every six weeks.
Also a lovely idea: instead of partnering with a company like Amazon, they’ve partnered with a beloved local independent book store, Chapters, for discounted books and events for the book club members.
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This struck me as a lovely idea. A citywide book club for people who read on the bus. The Dublin Bus book club selects a book by an Irish author every six weeks.
Also a lovely idea: instead of partnering with a company like Amazon, they’ve partnered with a beloved local independent book store, Chapters, for discounted books and events for the book club members.
@CiaraNi Wonderful.
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This struck me as a lovely idea. A citywide book club for people who read on the bus. The Dublin Bus book club selects a book by an Irish author every six weeks.
Also a lovely idea: instead of partnering with a company like Amazon, they’ve partnered with a beloved local independent book store, Chapters, for discounted books and events for the book club members.
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