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SerialReader’s comments from the Serial Readers group.

Olivia Out Loud wrote: "How about a Valentines Day theme? I just read a book with a great Valentines Day scene. It's called Nine Million Minutes. I could not put it down! I'm still working on the review."

I was working on it :) I also made a poll about a S.Valentine Swap but I got no answers.
I'll post the challenge soon :)

Olivia Out Loud wrote: "I have a big chair for two by the fireplace. Except it's only me and my book in it!"

That sounds lovely..

Olivia Out Loud wrote: "Ashley wrote: "SerialReader wrote: "Ashley wrote: "SerialReader wrote: "Ashley wrote: "Slowly chipping away at Outlander
I'm finding that for me it reads much like The Game of Thrones ..."

I think I'll give it a try.. :)

Hello Readers,
the book suggestion for the month of February is about love ♥️: After, by Anna Todd



Quite a controversial book.. what do you think?
Happy reading!

I like them a lot :) a good pshyco thriller and I'm glued to the pages for hours.

I'm a CJ student so yeah...I like crime!! (doesn't sound too good, doesn't it lol).
True crime and everything justice related is what I read the most :)

Now on Netflix the "Making a Murderer" is the story of Steven Avery and how his wrongful conviction(s).



There are quite a few books about the whole story plus the trial transcripts of "State of Wisconsin vs Avery" on Amazon.

#1 about Steven's wrongful conviction in 1985: The Innocent Killer,

#2 about the murder of Teresa Halbach, and the subsequent convictions of Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey: Rush To Judgement: The Unfiltered Steven Avery Story

#3 Tony Castella examines the missing evidence that were not included in the Netflix documentary, what the jurors saw when they handed down a guilty verdict: Steven Avery - Missing Evidence: The Examination of The Making a Murderer Documentary.

Discussion is open if you want to share your opinion.

A place to talk about crime and everything related..

Cheryl wrote: "I'm reading Pack up your Troubles at the moment."

Happy reading :)

Angela wrote: "I just started read Champion last night. I am going to see how far I can get over the weekend."

I think I'll give Legend a chance.. it's quite popular at the moment :)

When you know it's Friday and you leave the office like..



Any nice book saved for the week end?
I'm gonna start reading A Court of Thorns and Roses and The 5th Wave

Breaking Bad, anyone? I know I'm late with this but I'm loving it :)
Better Call Saul too.. love it :)

Hello Enirys :)
great books!! Happy reading :)

Public or private? What's you favourite reading place?

Ashley wrote: "SerialReader wrote: "

LOL! Some of those are actually inspired by books: Outlander, True Blood, Pretty Little Liars, Gossip Girls, Sherlock Holmes, Shadow Hunters and so on.."

Hahaha I love that ..."

My face exactly! Lol..
Outlander sounds interesting but I haven't read the book yet.
Game of Thrones was a bit disturbing to me.. and Shadow Hunters is a joke, to be polite!

LOL! Some of those are actually inspired by books: Outlander, True Blood, Pretty Little Liars, Gossip Girls, Sherlock Holmes, Shadow Hunters and so on..

Who of you guys like tv shows / series?

Lovecraft is my favourite! It's so good that his books scare the hell out of me, seriously I can't read them at night! lol :D
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll start with Penpal, by Dathan Auerbach :)

Ashley wrote: "SerialReader wrote: "Ashley wrote: "Slowly chipping away at Outlander
I'm finding that for me it reads much like The Game of Thrones series did"

A pain in the neck? :P that book got m..."

lol :D people love it but I can't find the courage to start the second book..I'm not ready for that kind of commitment :D

Ashley wrote: "Slowly chipping away at Outlander
I'm finding that for me it reads much like The Game of Thrones series did"

A pain in the neck? :P that book got me like

it was good but mentally exhausting.