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Devon Roman | 1 comments Just started Where the Crawdads Sing. I’m excited to really get into it today ☺️


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Miranda S (literarymoments) Just started American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins. We shall see!


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Jenna McCown | 3 comments Just finished The Haunting of Hill House. Very chilling story. I loved it.


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Janice | 1 comments I just finished the Whisper Network...it was ok. Now I'm reading A Vintage Affair, I just started it, and I like it so far.


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Lauren Giglione | 1 comments Just started Big Little Lies! I didn’t realize the hbo series was based on a book (I should’ve figured), so I was thrilled when I was browsing the library and stumbled on it.


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I'm reading The Woman In the Window... I know, I know I'm late to the party. But I hear great things!


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Margaret Humphrey | 9 comments I just finished Grace is Gone by Emily Elgar. I couldn't put it down. I am not starting The Testaments by Margaret Atwood.


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Margaret Humphrey | 9 comments Jess wrote: "I'm reading The Woman In the Window... I know, I know I'm late to the party. But I hear great things!"

I loved this book!!


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Margaret Humphrey | 9 comments Lauren wrote: "Just started Big Little Lies! I didn’t realize the hbo series was based on a book (I should’ve figured), so I was thrilled when I was browsing the library and stumbled on it."

I loved this book! Kept me interested the whole time, and I was surprised by the ending.


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Margaret Humphrey | 9 comments Katie wrote: "I just finished Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. I wasn't too into it in the beginning but I really enjoyed it from the middle to the end.

Now I'm back to trying to get through the Warmth of O..."


I loved this book. I was surprised how many of my friends did not like it. I think it was because they had never been around many people on the Autism Spectrum. I work in education so I have been around many people on the Spectrum.


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Dr. Bosley (litchick_ky) | 1 comments Lacy wrote: "One of us is Lying. It’s been a good YA read so far!"

The sequel to this, One of Us is Next, was just released on Jan 7th. Waiting for it to arrive in my library.


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Laura Nasoulinh (lauranasoulinh) | 123 comments Conviction


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Don (brewdon) | 16 comments Finished reading Lancelot, by Giles Kristian

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


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Denise (denisemeagles) | 71 comments I just finished Home Fire. This was our January Book Club Book. The prose is fantastic.


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Suzanne | 1 comments Almost finished Next Year in Havana


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Jeniffer (jenifferdekam) | 1 comments Nightengale by Kristin Hannah... have had it for a few years, ready to read for a week. I just need to push myself to read it. I am usually a thriller mystery reader and I believe she is not. but she has good reviews and I have bought 4 books over the past 4 years that need read


message 868: by Diana (new)

Diana (dianatataran) | 1 comments Up until now, I've read "Ask again, yes" by Mary Beth Keane, "The Flat Share" by Beth O'Leary, "The Family Gift" by Cathy Kelly and "How to: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems" by Randall Munroe and "The Secret of the Highly Creative Thinker: How To Make Connections Others Don't"
by Dorte Nielsen


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Jennifer ☕ | 8 comments Jeniffer Kristin Hannah's Nightingale is awesome. So is Winter Garden and The Great Alone.


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Jennifer ☕ | 8 comments I am reading The Weight of Ink and it's been very interesting so far. Just getting started.


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Courtney Bracy (crtnybrcyreads) | 2 comments Jeniffer wrote: "Nightengale by Kristin Hannah... have had it for a few years, ready to read for a week. I just need to push myself to read it. I am usually a thriller mystery reader and I believe she is not. but s..."

The Nightengale is one of THE BEST books I have ever read. So good that I finished it in 2 days. If you like WW2 or Historical Fiction you should also check out Beneath the Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan - very good & partially based on true events.


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Courtney Bracy (crtnybrcyreads) | 2 comments I'm currently reading I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer... & it's a bit spooky but very good.


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Becky Pendleton | 2 comments I am reading those who saved us by Jenna Blum it is a heartwarming book


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Carly Ford | 2 comments I’m reading The Westing Game because I’m going to read it with my classes next quarter! Up next: The Troop and then The Haunting of Tram Car 015. Both are slightly spooky, but not what I think of as typical horror.


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Luckythecat | 1 comments Expectation by Anna Hope


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Bec (laiarnagmailcom) | 1 comments The Giver Of Stars, Jojo Moyes


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Denise (denisemeagles) | 71 comments I just finished Evvie Drake Starts Over. It is very thought provoking and the characters are likable.


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Denise | 2 comments Just starting "Good Father" by Diane Chamberlain. Anybody read it?


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Sade (pagesandsunsets) | 3 comments A Clash Of Kings by George R. R. Martin


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Laura Nasoulinh (lauranasoulinh) | 123 comments Mr. Nobody


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just finished the hunting party!!


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Justina | 15 comments Jordan wrote: "Just finished Whered you go Bernadette! Going to pick up the movie tomorrow and start Dark Matter 😊"

Did you like it?? I got it from the library earlier this week. I can't wait to read it , but I am currently reading The Other Woman which I must finish by the end of this weekend and I have A Gentleman in Moscow to read before it is due back ! Oye ! 😊


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skketch (goodreadscomnovel_thoughts) I just finished "The Sun Does Shine." I am very stingy with 5 stars but this one got all 5!! While the writing is very good, it is the story that is most compelling. Even if you don't consider yourself an activist of any kind, after reading this book, you are bound to have an opinion of the judicial system in the US. It was a shock to the system for me! This is the true story of a black man from Alabama who was first of all, wrongly accused, sentenced to death, and with all the efforts of his legal team for 30 years of his life to right the wrong, were met with slammed doors and crossed arms. It was a huge travesty. But what is the most amazing thing is that Ray chose to live a life of love and forgiveness while "on the row" and it is what kept him from giving up hope. He also had an effect on those around him in this dismal place and gave them a way to be heard, express remorse and accept their shame even as they faced death.


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Hamid | 3 comments Carly wrote: "I’m reading The Westing Game because I’m going to read it with my classes next quarter! Up next: The Troop and then The Haunting of Tram Car 015. Both are slightly spooky, but not what I think of a..."

nice


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Hamid | 3 comments nice work reading is a god habit


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Alina | 13 comments I'm reading The Priory of the Orange Tree


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Jordan | 3 comments "Did you like it??I got it from the library earlier this week..."

Justina, I loved both Dark Matter and Where'd you go Bernadette. 4 and 5 star reads for me! Let me know what you thought


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Lynda 'The Ocean at the End of the Lane' by Neil Gaiman, audiobook narrated by the author. It was my first audio book. I enjoyed the story being told from a child's perspective and the wonderment and inquisitiveness that only a child would have. The story takes many unexpected turns and leaves the reader wanting more. I believe it was the 'way' Neil Gaiman narrated the book that captured my interest.


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Amy Braun | 1 comments I reading three books at once: "The Fault in Our Stars", "
Call of Kythshire" (this is going slowly), and "Underground: The Tokyo Gas Attack and the Japanese Psyche" (going slowly too because it is in Japanese).


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Ovneex  (ovneexnayhung) | 2 comments I’m reading “How to make friends with the dark” by Kathleen Glasgow. I don’t know why but every time I read this book I always imagine that Tiger is me somehow. The feeling of knowing the fact that your mum died is a disaster. So, if you still have times whiles your parents are with you, give them love, hug them, kiss them, and say them that you love them.


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Suzie | 2 comments I'm reading Redemption and Mycroft Holmes. Redemption is part of the Memory Man series from David Baldacci. Mycroft Holmes was written by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. I am listening to The Girl on Legare Street. It is the second book in a series that I listen/read multiple times. I just really enjoy this series.


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Shawnta | 2 comments I’m reading The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls and I’m listening to When We Were Mermaids


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Shawnta | 2 comments I’m reading The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls and I’m listening to When We Were Mermaids


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Justina | 15 comments Jordan wrote: ""Did you like it??I got it from the library earlier this week..."

Justina, I loved both Dark Matter and Where'd you go Bernadette. 4 and 5 star reads for me! Let me know what you thought"


Well, I just started Where'd you go Bernadette and it is such an easy read so far ! I can't wait to see what happens!


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Amanda | 1 comments I'm reading Haven't They Grown by Sophie Hannah. Hmmm, it's a strange one. Not sure how I feel yet, I must be enjoying it because I can't seem to stop reading it yet at the same time nothing is really happening and it all seems a bit weird. Ok, that made me sound weird :)


message 896: by Tricia (new)

Tricia L. (tricial73) I'm reading A Simple Favor by Darcy Bell, I noticed through reviews, that many people did not like this book, but I can hardly put it down.


message 897: by Caroline (new)

Caroline Wales | 2 comments I just started following Reese’s book of the month club. Before I jump into her February choice The Scent Keeper, I’m attempting to finish From Scratch. I’m sort of in 2 books a month mode! Loving this book so far. The storytelling of Tembi’s former life is vivid and exciting.


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Sandi Duffy | 1 comments Suzie wrote: "I'm reading Redemption and Mycroft Holmes. Redemption is part of the Memory Man series from David Baldacci. Mycroft Holmes was written by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. I am listening to The Girl on Legare S..."

How is the Mycroft Holmes series?


message 899: by Liz (new)

Liz | 109 comments I just finished From Sand and Ash From Sand and Ash by Amy Harmon

Here's my review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...


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Susan D.Suane | 9 comments I just finished reading Low Country Christmas. Very good quick read! Have tissues nearby. Before that I read Next Year in Havana. Excellent❣️


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