Dungeon Crawler Carl ... I know, I know, the name ... but it's so worth it, especially if you're an audiobook person.
What are you reading?
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I’m almost through this. Just like the title says, interviews with some of the greatest filmmakers of Hollywood’s golden era. Most of the extensive interviews were conducted in the 70’s. Makes me realize how many great films I haven’t seen and how many I need to go back and watch again.
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May be the wrong thing to ask…recommendations for finding books to load onto my Kobo?
Mine doesn’t connect to the library system (Kobo Glo) so need to look at some options.
Mine doesn’t connect to the library system (Kobo Glo) so need to look at some options.
KLR Junkie
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Have you tried loading books onto your reader using Adobe Digital Editions on your PC? I have an older Kobo reader that doesn't play well with directly downloading from the library so I just browse the library's Overdrive website on the PC, download the book onto my computer using ADE and connect the Kobo via USB to transfer the file over to the reader. A bit clunky in theory but it takes no time at all.
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A history of Canada in 10 maps by Adam Shoalts
A History of Canada in 10 Maps
Very interesting look at the charting of early Canada. His chapter on the journeys of Alexander McKenzie was particularly well done. Not a dry historical text at all.
A History of Canada in 10 Maps
Very interesting look at the charting of early Canada. His chapter on the journeys of Alexander McKenzie was particularly well done. Not a dry historical text at all.
Just started this. It's written by the comic from Corner Gas.
HUGE: A novel: Butt, Brent: 9780385688321: Books - Amazon.ca
HUGE: A novel: Butt, Brent: 9780385688321: Books - Amazon.ca
www.amazon.ca
I have not but will look into it thanks!
