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Jan 27, 2020 11:22PM
Currently reading Everything I Never told you. Anyone else read this?
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Hi everyone!
I am reading Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
I am reading Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Red, White, and Royal Blue. Fun so far! Add me as a friend for more recommendations :)
Starting Winter Cottage by Mary Ellen Taylor today.
Hello, I’m new to the group, I am listening to the audiobook Spark of light by Jodi picoult. I usually really like her books and I’m enjoying this story, but I’m not enjoying how the story flows. It starts with an incident and has been going backwards and forwards, then jumping around with lots of characters.Has anybody else read or listened to this? What are your thoughts!
I have read it & gave it 4 ⭐️. I remember the back & forth, but got into the swing of the story.
Tammy wrote: "The Chain"what did you think of this book? I don't know anyone who has read it?
Just started reading Yes Again Yes and so far enjoying it....
This is My Pleasure by Mary Gaitskill
Where the Crawdads sing! Such a good book so far!
I’m reading A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer. It’s a beauty and the beast retelling that features disability, sickness, & LGBT representation. Loving it so far 🥰
FINALLY reading Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony. I've known about if for years and wanted to read it, but the timing was always wrong. Do you ever find that the perfect book "waits" for you and you get around to reading it at exactly the right time for what's happening in your life?
Finished The Library of Lost and Found
by Phaedra PatrickMy Review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
I'm reading Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert. It's definitely helping with my creative process currently and so far it's a great read!
Just about started Batman Last Knight on Earth book 3
I am a big fan of Paolo Coelho and and just started reading Adultery. It is amazing so far!
I've just started I Know This Much Is True (Oprah Book Club 2012, I'm a bit behind!), and I'm hooked! I heard it was going to made into a TV series.
Currently reading "The Lost Lands" by Lucy Cavendish, great so far!
Reading The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
Currently reading American Dirt and listening to an audiobook called If You Tell by Gregg Olsen. Both are hard to put down.
The Christmas Spirits on Tradd Street by Karen White...
Just finished a Billy Boyle novel. I’m enjoying the series & get a kick out of his ties to Boston!! Starting THE OTHER WOMAN by Hank Philippi Ryan tonight.
Hello everyone, wow what a site, I stumbled across goodreads, and I"m glad I did. I actually have a few ebook stores, and I write a blog..But wow what a site. Been trying to make myself familiar with this platform. Anyway stop by, send me some tips on this site if you have any..Not sure if I will promote my books here but I can always use more readers. I'm here looking for like minded people to connect to, and of course readers...Not going to spam so it would be so cool if you would reach out, BTW, I'm Lynne, aka' Ms. Vues & Reviews. Its nice to meet you, we should connect....
Hi all. So comforting to be surrounded by fellow book enthusiasts. I encourage anyone to read Driving to Treblinka. It will not only stop you from doing housework but also make you thankful for being here. Enjoy.
Thanks for the recommendation. I don't do house much anymore. Getting use to being an empty nester....Its hard because everytime I look up a kids is coming through the front door.. And the youngest, just 19 has no intention on leaving., lol..Thanks Gia
Oh in that case then you really need to read Two Steps forward by Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist. Emotional journey of walking the Camino trail. When our local book group read this it became such a memorable meeting when we all got together. My work mate was about to set out to do this trail. I felt like I walked it before she left. It’s a book written by both husband and wife. Once I finished the book I started an account to save to do this when my now 16year old son leaves school and we can do as a family. It will make you laugh, cry, giggle and sigh.
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Hello everyone! My name is Charlene Goddard and I am a new children's author. I launched my first book called Magnificent Macie! in October 2019. My book is about a little girl named Macie who discovers that she is a superhero on a mission to save the world. She travels to different cities, states, and countries to help save people. My book is based on real world issues such as high poverty rate and crime rate in different parts of the world. Macie helps resolve these issues in her own way. Check out my book website for further details! www.magnificentmacie.com
Hello,I am Souhardya De. I am 16 years old, being born in 9th January 2004. I was born in 2004, in the suburban district of Midnapore, in West Bengal, India.A writing enthusiast since the beginning of times, It was my father who first introduced me to the world of English, when I was a mere boy of 6 months. And consequently, my English developed better than my native language, Bengali. I authored a book, The Scion of Suryavansh, having self published it with Amazon, United States, when I was about 13 years old. The inspiration ? Well, one day when father and mom were away, I thought of doing something creative. Now, that could only be a film, a book or a song. A film was one unreachable for me. Song was not my favourite pastime. But yes, writing is! This was my first poetry epic, being purely focussed on events of the Valmiki Ramayana. It was in 2019, when I published my second book, The Chronicles of Suryavansh,a drama on Lord Rama’s Ancestors, in English and French, again from Amazon USA. This time, I got awarded by the India Book of Records, for being the first, to write a book, on Rama, in drama, in English and French. I was nominated for the CrossAwards 2019 and elected as a Coordinator at the Statesman News Agency, for their weekly magazine, VOICES, where I’m a frequent contributor, writing on relevant historical, and socio economic issues.I am also a columnist at The Citizen, where he writes on Gender Equality. On 30th September, 2019 I have been awarded the Fellowship of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, the highest honour in Humanities, for my publications on South Asian Mythology and intricate historical background and details of South Asian History. Moreover, I also work with Malala Yousafzai, serving as a collector in her Fund, the Malala Fund. I was honoured with the Sahitya Samman 2019 by Nabyashrote Publication. I am presently in class 10, in the ICSE board, having done a Certificate Course(Audit), from University of Harvard, on English Literature (Shakespeare), and a certificate in Non Violence and Movement Building from Solidarity Uganda, which I finished in 2019, with the help of edX and Udemy respectively. I was elected into the Science Olympiad Hall of Fame in 2019, for my contribution to academics, as well. As a Statesman Voices Coordinator, I have interviewed top media personalities like singer Raghav Chatterjee, Madhura Bhattacharya, Tamal Bandyopadhyay and so on. I’ve been recently been selected as a Junior Reporter by South China Morning Post.I raised voices during the brutal Amazon wildfires, writing against it at various newspapers,because that really seemed to pose a very, very serious threat to humanity. I’m also a hobbystic poet, having my poetic works at The Italian Embassy New Delhi, India and at Poetry Nation. Independently for passionate purposes, I’m an active writer at The Medium. Besides, as an innovator, I led a team that won the top 100 under 100, at the Atal Tinkering Marathon 2018. Infact, it’s not good for me to call myself an innovator because that might have serious implications as well. But still, I feel like being one of those environmentalists who innovate for a better environment tomorrow. I led a team at state level for the National Children’s Science Congress 2017 and Vibrant Gujarat summit 2018, where the team received a standing position. I hope to keep my contributions to the field of writing hale and hearty and to bring forth many great stories in the years to come, with all of your love and blessings.
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
Finished Normal People
by Sally RooneyWas pleasantly impressed with this one.
My Review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
The Other Mrs. by Mary Kubica. Enjoying it so far! Next up
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The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
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