You say you're not a bot. Prove it, show me your library. I'll start with one bookshelf unit of several throughout or home.

A powerful (and pithy) book review, 'knock, knock!' Who Goes There? by John W Campbell, Jr. 1951, beautiful second edition, cover artist by Malcolm Smith.

Where's my dang horse, I should be riding the ...

It's amazing how melodious this unintentional book review is. Fistful of Digits by Christopher Hodder-Williams. 1972, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Share someone who looks stylish in stripes. 🖤 Showed this to my wife and said, "See? It's not just me!" Probably wasn't the best strategy.

So @denniskdraws.bsky.social , am not familiar w/ Halloween Boy (will keep an eye out for it) I do drop everything for David S Pumpkin at that time of year however. Source: YouTube share.google/EnYV23WkSecC...

There's a book about that. ORIENTAL COOKING THE FAST WOK WAY by Jacqueline Heriteau & original insert INTRODUCTION TO STIR-FRY COOKERY IN THE TRADITIONAL ORIENTAL WOK. 1977, cover photo not attributed.

It was cool when the Doc Savage storyline (The Red Skull) finally introduced readers to Monk's apartment, lab, and his secretary. Your poetic license is definitely a vibe!

There is certainly more human context in (analog) handwritten daily blotters than digitized content.

hello chicken!

With very little affordable housing remaining to be found, other options must be explored. The Planet Seekers by Erle Barton. 1964, cover art by H Fox. #booksky

This one, too.

This unintentional (but totally inspired) book review is 🔥 The Goodness of Peppers by John Midgley. First US edition, 1993, illustrated by Ian Sidaway. #booksky

You forgot the third condition. Doc Savage no. 53, The Mental Wizard by Kenneth Robeson. 1970, cover art by James Bama. #booksky

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Sisyphus got hisself a truck.

That's one way to look at it

This book review is a master class in understatement. How would you feel in her situation? Other Worlds, June and July 1951. Featured story - My Yellow Jacket by Ray Palmer. Cover art by H W McCauley. #booksky

There's a whole chapter dedicated to this one. DR. MAC DONALD'S ASTROLOGICAL DREAM BOOK A COMPREHENSIVE AND SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS COPYRIGHT 1921 BY ATLAS PRINTING CO. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. PRICE 20 CENTS #booksky

another fascinating (to me anyway) bit of learning - now I want one, thanks Mud Bagger

always learning new things on Mud Bagger's YouTube channel

This book review has been explicitly approved by the Captain, Salty Sam.

#AbsoluteUnit (about the size of one of those slide-on-top of the pencil erasers)

Once had a teacher who graded a book review by a classmate with the comment "nice try;" he was proud of her encouragement. Bio-Muton by Lee Elliot. 1952, cover art by Gordon C. Davies. #booksky

When something at the flea market harkens to something you're reading.

While you wait!

People who read this book (Apostle From Space by Gordon Harris 1978 cover artist not attributed) have been known to learn interesting things. @feistyfeminist.bsky.social in a 3 minute call with my father he managed to work in that the apostle Paul was a tentmaker

This book review counsels patience. Maturity by Theodore Sturgeon. 1979, cover art by Rick Sternbach. #booksky

This book review amplifies the essence of the story with an almost wistful longing. Judgment Night by CL Moore. 1952, cover art by Frank Kelly Freas. #booksky

Taking a roadtrip to "In Between Pages" bookshop in York, PA tomorrow. Went through a ton of boxed books today to find this specific book for a young collector who works there. Just one of the ways to help the hobby move along.

If Escher had read this book, there would be signs. The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis. First printing February 1963, cover art by Diane Dillon and Leo Dillon. #booksky

Tremble all ye who stand in my way, for verily, I have become: The Walking, Talking, I-Don't-Care Man (by David Bunch) Amazing Stories June, 1965 Cover art b Gray Morrow

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When did you last 1) have 'a lark'? 2)go into space? Let us mention the Elephant not in the room. Great Books I Have Never Read or Seen In The Wild. #14

Susie jumping in feet first with an excellent book review. Radium Pool by Ed Warl Repp. 1949, cover art by Jack Gaughan. Fantasy Publishing Co.

Books let people practice empathy safely. That matters more than people think. #books #amreading #readerscommunity

finally acknowledging who you are, "this is the way"

before, and after

Who knew that Archimedes wrote book reviews? Sinister Ray by Lester Dent. 1987, cover art by Ronald Wilber. #booksky

yep...

Variations on a theme mr. bowler (1987) signed Jim Benton

This wins the unintentional book review of the day, hydrate for better health! Are You a True American (prepared by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co) #booksky

Reading books can do that, no one is immune! How Plants Get Their Names by LH Bailey. 1963, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

This book review (and alternative cover art proposal) is firing on all thrusters. The Planet Strappers by Raymond Z Gallun. 1961, cover art by John Schoenherr. #booksky

Variations on a theme

It was @kdsbooks.bsky.social that led me to the realization that Doc Savage invented the Rocketeer's rocket-pack. Guess I too was distracted by Betty for all these years.

Time for their monthly haircuts?

word associations (this clip from SHADO UFO)

This book review is a global claxon call for change! Breve New World by Aldous Huxley. 1932, cover art by Leslie Holland. #booksky