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[Erin]

Sarah’s Key by Tatiana De Rosnay - I love historical fiction and this is a great read.

[Linda]

Just started Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race. It is so revealing about crucial issues of race and the trend that we are currently experiencing.

[C.L.]

In the middle of Your Book, Your Brand by Dana Kaye. Great ideas for building your brand.

[Suzanne]

The Outsider Stephen King. I can't stop reading this book! Fantastic.

[Julie]

Just finished Next Year In Havana. Great historical fiction about the Cuban revolution and present-day Cuba.

[Tegan]

Fight Like a Girl by Clementine Ford!

[Sandy]

The Girl In The Woods by Camilla Läckberg

[Jill]

We Were the Lucky Ones, by Georgia Hunter. It's been on my "to-read" list for way too long!

[Podenca]

Just finished " The death of Mrs Westaway" by Ruth Ware which I ADORED!!! Bit of a slow start or maybe my mood but really came up with the goods including a satisfying ending not just a fizzle out like with so many thrillers. Added bonus, bucking the almost obligatory format of then and now, or different characters designated their own chapters - this mystery all told as a linear timeline perhaps because this book's well thought out plot and brooding, escalating suspense did not need any extra twists . Now reading Brighton Mermaid by Dorothy Koomson ... another one I might have given up on had I not loved the author's previous books ...... am SO wrapped up in this right now ... EXCELLENT!

[Danielle]

Finished 2 days ago and im still thinking about it. Such a great and original plot for the suspense/thriller genre.

I was definitely late to the game reading it as it was released in 2016. If you like a good thriller this is a must read

[Danielle]

Sarah wrote: "Commonwealth by Ann Patchett"

So many mixed reviews, how was is it going?

[Lisa]

I'm reading The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 83¼ Years Old by Hendrik Groen, Hester Velmans

[Elizabeth]

Thanks for your posts! I am struggle to find new reads, was great to use your comments as suggestions!

[Moonkiszt]

Beautiful Mystery by Louise Penny for a break. . .

[Valerie]

Danielle wrote: "

Finished 2 days ago and im still thinking about it. Such a great and original plot for the suspense/thriller genre.

I was definitely late to the game reading it ..."

My SO just finished this and is urging me to move it up my TBR list. It has been on my radar for quite some time. Maybe he is right and I need to bump it on up the list.

[Valerie]

I just finished Chaos Choreography by Seanan McGuire. This is a light-hearted urban fantasy series that is just so fun and readable.

Getting started on The Changeling by Victor LaValle. This is BOM for my SF/F group. Fingers crossed for a good read!

[Jennifer ☕]

I am reading The Mountain Between Us, Chicken Soup For the Horse Lover's Soul and Orphan Train.
The Mountain Between UsOrphan TrainChicken Soup For The Horse Lover's Soul: Inspirational Stories About Horses and the People Who Love Them

[Karen]

Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine, a bit of a detour from my typical tastes but I'm enjoying it a lot.

[Monica]

All your perfects bu Colleen Hoover

[Lisa]

I just finished Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris. In one rainy Sunday, I tore through this book. Absolutely couldn't put it down...I just had to find out how things turned out as quickly as possible.

Behind Closed Doors

[Ciera]

I have that book as well but yet to read it. I loved the Wayward Pines series

Danielle wrote: "

Finished 2 days ago and im still thinking about it. Such a great and original plot for the suspense/thriller genre.

I was definitely late to the game reading it ..."

[Kate]

Diane wrote: "Totally engrossed in Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton! Love that I have been transported to a bygone age."

I'm reading this right now, too! Wish I had more time each day for it so I can read it faster :)

[Moonkiszt]

Reading Unmentionable by Therese Oneill. . .hilarious and sobering to think of what women had to put up with in the not so distant past. . .so glad I'm in the world now. . .pretty sure I would have been first on the "to sacrifice" list in past eras. . .

[Leah]

The Summer Wives

[Melanie]

Dark Paradise by Gene Desrochers
&
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society

[Loren]

You are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness & Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero
&
A Simple Favor by Darcey Bell

[Isabel María]

The Stonecutter by Camilla Läckberg. I adore her books ♥︎

[Priscilla]

I’m about halfway through with When Life Gives You Lululemons by Lauren Weisberger.

[Ashley]

Little Fires Everywhere

I'm about half-way through Little Fires Everywhere. I just joined the club so I'm excited to start on the September book!

[Sylvia Lobato]

I am currently reading lies by T.M. Logan almost done but wow it's kept me guessing lol almost done and can't wait to start the September book!

[Natalie]

The Future of Humanity by Michio Kaku and I'm engrossed completely. I won't get to September's book pick until last week of September. I'm saving it in audio form for a really long road trip with my mom. I've never done audio books before, so I hope I get used to it quickly!

[Podenca]

Natalie wrote: "The Future of Humanity by Michio Kaku and I'm engrossed completely. I won't get to September's book pick until last week of September. I'm saving it in audio form for a really long road trip with m..."
I bet you will love audio books - I was never interested in them until I saw I could get the book I wanted free to trial it out and I have never looked back - also my Mum and I enjoy listening together so it is much more companionable ... plus you can do it when too tired to read and of course with your eyes closed so super relaxing to the point of zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz !

[Kayla]

I'm reading Special Topics in Calamity Physics by Marisha Pessl. So far it's interesting.

[Jennifer]

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. I'm typically leery of picking up a young adult book but this one has been given such high praise, it was too tempting to pass up. So far, it has been great!

[Jennifer]

Ashley wrote: "Little Fires Everywhere

I'm about half-way through Little Fires Everywhere. I just joined the club so I'm excited to start on the September book!"
I loved that book!

[Jennifer]

Kate wrote: "Diane wrote: "Totally engrossed in Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton! Love that I have been transported to a bygone age."

I'm reading this right now, too! Wish I had more time each day for it ..."
That's on my list of books to read next. Love being transported to different countries and ages. I'm behind on the book club.

[Moonkiszt]

LOVING, LOVING, LOVING: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens. . . . of all the books through Sunshine book club - this is the keeper. It is so good. . . .

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I'm currently reading two books! 1) The Swing of Things by Linda Keir, and 2) Fear: Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward.

I'm halfway through The Swing of Things and it's really quite sexy but I've read some of the reviews that have said it sort of turns into a psycho-thriller novel towards the end so I'm very excited for that twist.

I just started Fear and I'm only a few chapters in right now, but it's very intriguing. I've very excited for what is to come with the more I read this one. Also helps to stay up-to-date with relevant information these days haha.

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Jennifer wrote: "Ashley wrote: "Little Fires Everywhere

I'm about half-way through Little Fires Everywhere. I just joined the club so I'm excited to start on the September book!"
I loved that book!"

Absolutely loved that book! I could not put it down, probably finished it within two days lol.

[Heather]

I'm a little late to the game here. I read quite regularly but I recently finished the latest Morgan Matson. Does anyone read her??? I'm dying to connect with someone on how entertaining her novels are.

[Danni]

Just finished rust and stardust👍👍👍.... just started babydoll ❤️

[Lisa]

Currently reading (actually listening to) The Art of Asking. To listen to Amanda Palmer tell her story is so intimate. I didn't know her, or her music, but I've grown to .... want to know her more, I suppose. I don't know that I would feel the same if I had read the book. For this one, in particular, listening is the way to go.

[Luisa]

Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull, Amy Wallace

[☕️Hélène⚜️]

Helene I am new at this so I am reading Age of Myth by Michael J Sullivan book one of the Legends of the First Empire. Up till now it’s good.

[Vivian]

Hello, I just joined this group.. I am currently reading The Notebook

[Kayla]

Welcome Vivian! I love The Notebook; I'd love to reread that. Are you looking forward to the new Nicholas Sparks book?

I read To All the Boys I've Loved Before yesterday, and I loved it. It was such a fun read and made me want to be in high school again.

[Jo]

Hi While I wait for the current book, Where the Crawdads to come in at the library, I am reading which I am really enjoying, quite moving and really makes you think about the impact of dementia.
I've recently found the new 'Over-drive' app called 'Libby' which makes borrowing ebooks and audiobooks really simple and app is easy to use. I am currently listening to Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher which is very amusing.

[bookswithpaulette]

I just finished last night reading - The Last Anniversary by Liane Moriarty. I enjoyed it, not my fav of her but still worth reading.
I'm excited to pick up her new book which is released today in Australia - 9 perfect strangers.... gonna go get it at lunch time.
Haven't got the new September book club book yet, cant find it in the stores her - will order from book depository

[bookswithpaulette]

Hi Everyone,
I'm currently reading Nine perfect strangers by Liane Moriarty. It was released yesterday and I'm already half way through the book.

I'm really enjoying it, I'm still only half way through but I have a feeling that this is going to be my fav of her books. (I have read 3 so far of hers. Without revealing too much, her writing in this book is just next level, just giving us a little bit more each time as we are learning about each character, so funny, relatable and I'm very keen to kind out what happens next......

[Luisa]

Back and forth between Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull, and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.