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A generic Bookworm instance for everyone to use.

Join other bookwyrms in recommending books to eachother & sharing your reading list and read list. Or, if you just want to have a place to manage the books you are reading, then this is also the place for you! Either way, everyone is welcome!


We are also a part of the Fedihosting Foundation together with other sites such as Mastodon.world, Lemmy.world and mstd.social

Need help? Contact the admins at info@bookwyrm.world or send a dm to @sigvie@bookwyrm.world here on the local instance!

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Recent Books

Alexis Wright: I cacciatori di stelle (Italiano language, Rizzoli)

I cacciatori di stelle

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Oltre il Golfo di Carpentaria, nell’Australia del Nord, gli uragani e i moti delle maree hanno disegnato un paesaggio fitto di fiumi e acquitrini. Su questa terra selvaggia e mutevole i coloni hanno costruito Desperance, cittadina di gigli e piccole case sull’acqua che nel nome racchiude disperazione e speranza. E …

Giacomo Bevilacqua: Sono una testa di panda (Hardcover, Italiano language, Bao Publishing)

Sono una testa di panda

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Lucy Adlington: Le sarte di Auschwitz (Italiano language, Rizzoli)

Le sarte di Auschwitz

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Lucy Adlington: The Dressmakers of Auschwitz (Hardcover, 2021, Hodder & Stoughton)

The Dressmakers of Auschwitz

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Alexis Wright: Carpentaria (2007)

Carpentaria

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Alexis Wright: Carpentaria (Paperback, 2006, Giramondo)

Carpentaria

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Carpentaria is the second novel by the indigenous Australian author Alexis Wright. It met with widespread critical acclaim when it was published in mid-2006, and went on to win Australia's premier literary prize, the Miles Franklin Award, in mid-2007.