Submitted by TonytheEE t3_zwqg6d in books

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Hey bookworms! So my Wife's family does Christmas Cookies every year, and it's become a tradition. A long time ago, I ran out of normal ideas, then I ran out of weird ideas, so I started making cookies about all the books I read that year! Last year I posted 6 cookies and you all guessed most of them!

This is the 2022 batch. Two are sequels of my pic from last year (Last year); I kept reading in those universes. Three of these came out in the last six years, with one just a few months ago. And the oldest book in the set was delivered to me in pieces. Two of these authors are deceased. One shares a title with a recent Netflix series, and while it's not the same protagonist, they share a common character. And the second one's text is "1P" (the black icing tip was a little too thick), but I think I still captured the subject's good side...

See if you can guess which is which and Happy New Year!

Edit: on left and you're so close!

2) Going Postal by Terry Pratchett

3) What If? 2 by Randall Munroe

4) Leviathan Falls by James S.A. Corey

5) Dracula by Bram Stoker, specifically Dracula Daily, a real-time email newsletter version (/r/DraculaDaily)!

Hints:

  1. Napoleon III and Abraham Lincoln are both part of the plot, as is Franz Joseph of the Austrian Empire. And yes it's about the failed reign of Maximilian, but from another perspective.
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sjsmac t1_j1w969c wrote

1 is 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez

2 is Ulysses by James Joyce

3 is Harrow the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

4 is The Fault in Our stars by John Green

5 is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

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TonytheEE OP t1_j1wcy0o wrote

No, I'm thoroughly impressed with how many spanish authors you know, though. I'll give you another hint. It takes place around the time of the American Civil War.

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noknownothing t1_j1whd1g wrote

  1. Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo
  2. IP Man - Portrait of a Kung Fu Master by IP Ching
  3. Tau Zero by Poal Anderson
  4. The God Equation - The Quest for the Theory of Everything by Michio Kaku
  5. The Two Towers by JRR Tolkien
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flying_shrimp_chomp t1_j1whtu2 wrote

1- House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende 3- Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

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alterVgo t1_j1wkgl4 wrote

Well, 5 is definitely Dracula. That’s all I got.

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cjp969 t1_j1xgoth wrote

4 a long way to a small angry planet

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Szisk t1_j1xs0uv wrote

Is 4) To Sleep in a Sea of Stars?

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Tanagrabelle t1_j1xyidh wrote

Oh, fantastic cookies! I can only guess the obvious ones. I want to eat them!

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srb846 t1_j1y09lo wrote

Is one The Last Emperor of Mexico?

(I googled your clues and that's what I came up with...)

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OuisghianZodahs42 t1_j1yac67 wrote

Is No. 4 Leviathan Falls? ETA: and No. 1 The Last Prince of the Mexican Empire?

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OneToughChickSA t1_j1ycuwa wrote

I love Terry Pratchett! Goin' Postal was a good book and introduced Moist Von Lipwig to the STP universe.

Is #4 related to Game of Thrones?

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TonytheEE OP t1_j1yqqjs wrote

Heck yeah it is. MVL quickly slid into my favorite protagonist list. When he's upping the stakes near the end of GP, I felt as excited as he was! I got Raising Steam for xmas, and I can't wait to get into it!

But no, #4 is expanse related. Check the comments. Someone got it already.

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FlauerBoi t1_j1yydmy wrote

N°1 is "Aliento a Muerte" by Francisco Haghenbeck?

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cliff99 t1_j1znnqx wrote

Might want to cross post in /r/baking

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akasubie t1_j20jlxi wrote

Como Aqua Para Chocolate is a Mexican novel by Laura Esquivel It is a passionate love story that takes place in northern Mexico during the Mexican Revolution and it a great intro to Hispanic magical realism. It is a quick read if you need a fill in between books

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XCocay_ t1_j22jw4i wrote

  1. is Noticias del Imperio, I think all the other ones have been guessed already lol
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