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The Banty House by Carolyn Brown

[Maria]

Disappearing Earth Very good so far as long as I don’t concentrate too hard on the unfamiliar Russian names!

[Christine]

I finished my 52nd book

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Banty House by Carolyn Brown?

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Stories We Never Told by Sonja Yoerg

[Christine]

I finished my 53rd book

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called Stories We Never Told by Sonja Yoerg?

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When Grace Went Away by Meredith Appleyard

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The Day Henry Died by Lynda Renham

[Christine]

I finished my 54th book

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called When Grace Went Away by Meredith Appleyard?

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The Museum of Forgotten Memories: A Novel by Anstey Harris

[Christine]

I finished my 55th book

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Museum of Forgotten Memories: A Novel by Anstey Harris?

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Day Henry Died by Lynda Renham?

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The House Guest by Mark Edwards

[Maria]

Carlene wrote: " Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

I've never read any of this old favorites so this is going to be interesting!"

What did you think of it, Carlene? It is one of my favourite classics. So dark and full of angst. One of the few books I reread.

[Maria]

Auē This is excellent stuff.

[Kirsten]

I've just finished and have started by New Zealand author Tina Clough - her sequel to . I'm doing well with my reading challenge, having read 10/18 books by female authors, but only 7/18 books by New Zealand authors, so it has to be a Kiwi book next!

[Zellian]

Maria wrote: "Carlene wrote: " Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

I've never read any of this old favorites so this is going to be interesting!"

What ..."

There are certain parts that I've read that I get very lost in, I think it comes from the word choice and format or style of writing at that time that maybe confuses me? So it's been a slow read, I've returned it because I wanted to focus on the book pool but will probably pick it up later.


The Girl Who Reads on the Métro by Christine Féret-Fleury

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The House Guest by Mark Edwards?

[Kirsten]

Now I'm reading . I lived in Hounslow for a year back in the 90s, so this seemed like a good fit!

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Her Perfect Life by Rebecca Taylor

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called Her Perfect Life by Rebecca Taylor?

[Kirsten]

After finishing , I've started reading the second book in the series . The author has a humorous style which makes reading about radical Islamists, from the protagonist's Muslim point of view, real and absorbing. A great crime series.

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The Red, Red Snow by Caro Ramsay

[Isaac]

Tales of Terror from the Black Ship by Chris Priestley

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Red, Red Snow by Caro Ramsay?

[Isaac]

Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo

[Maria]

Heart of Iron which is typical YA. Predictable plot, no depth to the characters... but an enjoyable enough read.

Also Double-edged Sword: The Simonne Butler Story which is harrowing in parts.

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The Summer House by Lauren K. Denton

[Christine]

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Summer House by Lauren K. Denton?

[Christine]

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It Started with a Secret by Jill Mansell

[Christine]

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called It Started with a Secret by Jill Mansell?

[Kirsten]

I'm a third of the way through , the second book in the series. Having worked at the Roman Fort of Vindolanda for the past four years, I love being able to "live" the Roman history through the books of Adrian Goldsworthy.

[Zellian]

Living Rough by Cristy Watson
From our Book pool read!

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Last One to Lie by J.M. Winchester

[Christine]

[Zellian]

Salt Picnic by Patrick Evans

Another choice from the book read!

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called Last One to Lie by J.M. Winchester?

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Gone in Seconds Ed James

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A Million Little Lies by Bette Lee Crosby

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called Gone in Seconds by Ed James?

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called A Million Little Lies by Bette Lee Crosby?

[Kirsten]

Hmmm, I'm reading . Not sure that it's doing a good job of grabbing my attention yet. I will persevere a little longer.

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The Sunset Sisters by Cecilia Lyra

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Sunset Sisters by Cecilia Lyra?