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[skketch]

I liked Dear Edward. I was actually reading it in a plane which was a bit creepy!

[Deepa M]

Starting Cilka's Journey by Heather Morris tonight.

[Judy]

Mom, I loved it. I listened to it on Audible.

[Judy]

Sketch,
Now that was gutsy reading Dear Edward while flying 😳

[skketch]

Judy wrote: "Sketch,
Now that was gutsy reading Dear Edward while flying 😳"

Right???!!😱

[Pallavi]

Just finished The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

[skketch]

Silent Patient was a great surprise!!! Never saw it coming!!

[Pallavi]

theindianreadingduo wrote: "How did you find Pallavi? For me it was five star. Could never guess she actually was fine!"

It was just amazing! I don't think I've come across such a gripping book since a long time. At no point does the plot become a drag.

[Cheryl]

Caste by Elizabeth Wilkerson. This is such an important book, thoroughly researched and documented. The author is a Pulitzer Prize winner, the book a page-turning work of nonfiction. Caste has expanded and changed the way I see the world, and how I see current news events. I will probably think about it every day of my life. Highly recommended to all.

[skketch]

Cheryl wrote: "Caste by Elizabeth Wilkerson. This is such an important book, thoroughly researched and documented. The author is a Pulitzer Prize winner, the book a page-turning work of nonfiction. Caste has expa..."

I love when someone becomes impassioned by a book like this. I will add it to my TR list!

[Katie]

Cheryl wrote: "Caste by Elizabeth Wilkerson. This is such an important book, thoroughly researched and documented. The author is a Pulitzer Prize winner, the book a page-turning work of nonfiction. Caste has expa..."

Have you read her first book, The Warmth of Other Suns? It's worth the read

[Monica]

The Broken Girls by Simone St James

[skketch]

Katie wrote: "Cheryl wrote: "Caste by Elizabeth Wilkerson. This is such an important book, thoroughly researched and documented. The author is a Pulitzer Prize winner, the book a page-turning work of nonfiction...."

I agree Katie. I read that and it was a very educational book to understand what was called "the great migration" of African Americans from the south and where they settled in the North and Northwest. It follows stories of real folks whose families made this journey.

[Steph]

I’m currently reading ‘Normal People’ by Sally Rooney! I read ‘conversations with friends’ last month and not sure how I felt about it but enjoying Normal People a lot more!

[Aylin]

I'm reading Native Son by Richard Wright

[Cheryl]

Katie wrote: "Cheryl wrote: "Caste by Elizabeth Wilkerson. This is such an important book, thoroughly researched and documented. The author is a Pulitzer Prize winner, the book a page-turning work of nonfiction...."

Thanks Katie. I will check out The Warmth of Other Suns. Elizabeth Wilkerson is a great writer.

[Megan]

night swim

[Rebecca]

I have read so many the most recent was Small great Things by Jodi Picoult. Very good read. I like to try new Authors and I love Historical/Fiction. It has some historical events and facts but the story line can be murderous, thrilling, romantic, educational or just comical...it is fictional so you can go in so many directions. I am a fan and a writer of Historical/fiction. IRISH BONES

[Liz]

I just finished Magic Lessons by Alice Hoffman, which will be published next month.

Here’s a link to my review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Aida]

I just finished The Silent Patient and I’m planning to start The Guest List tomorrow.

[Laura]

I just finished Everything Inside by Edwidge Danticat. Tomorrow I will start Untamed by Glennon Doyle

[skketch]

Aida wrote: "I just finished The Silent Patient and I’m planning to start The Guest List tomorrow."

Good choices!

[Ms.]

Is the Silent Patient any good?

[Vandana]

It is Ms. E if you like mystery/ thriller then it makes for an interesting read

[Denise]

Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison

[skketch]

Ms. wrote: "Is the Silent Patient any good?"

Ms. E, it's got an ending I doubt you will have seen coming! It definitely took me by surprise!

[Judy]

Rebecca
I love historical fiction also. I’m reading The Black Swan of Texas by Karen Robards. It is about WW2 and involves lot’s of spying and singing 😁 !!!

[Don]

Night Film, excellent book
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[skketch]

Just starting I Was Told it Would Get Easier by Abbi Waxman...it's a fun look at a mother/daughter tour of colleges. I love the smart and sarcastic banter. I think anyone with a teenager will see their own lives in this novel!

[Melissa]

Hey ssketch! That sounds about right for my life right now! One in grad school and one in end of middle school! I’m starting Boys in the Boat for our reading group. The story of the 1936 Olympics and the American crew team who won against all odds. Then on to my next Historical Fiction! Many to choose from!

[Kimberly]

I’m just starting One by One by Ruth Ware and Magic Lessons by Alice Hoffman.

[skketch]

Melissa wrote: "Hey ssketch! That sounds about right for my life right now! One in grad school and one in end of middle school! I’m starting Boys in the Boat for our reading group. The story of the 1936 Olympics a..."

Boys in the Boat👍
I am not sure I'd be able to do a teen again! Not with social media as part of the equation ... Ick!

[Tiffany]

Im reading Fly Away by Kristin Hannah

[Diana]

Just about finished with In This Land of Plenty by Mary Smathers and Modern Lovers by Emma Straub. I am also re-reading my first novel, Things Unsaid, as I polish my second novel which picks up five years after Things Unsaid ends. With a continuation of the multigenerational Whitman/Foster family saga, the drama has evolved into a murder mystery: What did actually happen to Professor Schlepp at the end of Jules Foster's career as a professor? Secrets, lies and karma still shadow the main characters as they try to go on with their lives -no matter how damaging that can be.

[Diana]

Kimberly wrote: "I’m just starting One by One by Ruth Ware and Magic Lessons by Alice Hoffman."

Both are excellent and I have read several novels by both authors.

[Sandra]

I am currently reading The Night Swim (Megan Goldin) and Reading Instruction that Works (Pressley and Allington).

[Deyane]

I’m currently reading “Night Film” by Marisha Pessl.

[Laura]

Started Untamed last night. If I didn't have kids I wouldn't put it down. I feel like I need this read

[skketch]

Leyla wrote: "I'm currently reading "Left Neglected" by Lisa Genova. I plan to read all of her books . Recently,I finished "Every Note Played " by her and loved it. She has a unique ability in storytelling .Her ..."

Leyla, I will have to check that one out. I didn't know she had one that I hadn't read yet. I love her books too.

[Natasha]

Just finished Range about being a generalist vs. a specialist. Now on to Everything Here is Beautiful.

[Liz]

I just finished listening The Guest List

Great fun! Here’s my review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Heather]

Laura wrote: "Started Untamed last night. If I didn't have kids I wouldn't put it down. I feel like I need this read"

I've had this on my to-read list, I just keep hearing different opinions on it. Some have told me it's great but then others say it's not good/doesn't really apply to married moms. But I think I'll have to give it a try.

[Heather]

Salt to the Sea by Ruta Septesys . . . . I read Shades of Gray a couple of months ago and loved it

[Laura]

Heather, I'm a married mom and I find it speaking to me. Maybe it's because I already feel this way, but if anything its more about being true to yourself. my friend had started it and didn't like it. She felt that she was preaching about being gay, but I don't find it that way. I also feel that not every book speaks to everybody.

[Erin]

the lies we told

[Mary]

American Dirt by Jeannine Cummins
Things Unsaid by Diana Y. Paul

[Laura]

Mary, I loved American Dirt! Enjoy it

[Laura]

I haven't read American Marriage, but American Dirt is about a mom escaping the drug cartel in Mexico to come to the states. It's a very powerful and emotional read.

[Erin]

daisy Jones and the six

[Laura]

I really enjoyed Daisy Jones, Erin! I hope you do as well