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[Darlene]

skketch wrote: "Kristine wrote: "Darlene, I loved Beartown. Then he has book #2, Us against Them and there will be a third book to that series. Can’t wait until it comes out. Love Fredrik Backman."

I'm on that ba..."

He's a great writer. I love his style of writing. The only one of his books I didn't love is Anxious People. I recognize it's amazing writing, but I just didn't love the characters in that one.

[Christine]

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[Ellen]

I know this sounds terrible, but since I am within three weeks of my book being published, the only thing I manage to read/skim are cereal boxes at breakfast and portions of articles in my email. Usually I always have a book at bedside (or more than one), and I still do, but they'd be gathering dust if I didn't dust them off! A recommendation of a really really short page-turning read in one sitting book or novella is appreciated (fiction or non-fiction). Thanks!

[Sandra]

Since March is "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" I am reading it again after several decades. Nothing has changed. I still love it!

[skketch]

Ellen wrote: "I know this sounds terrible, but since I am within three weeks of my book being published, the only thing I manage to read/skim are cereal boxes at breakfast and portions of articles in my email. U..."

hey Ellen, how about Everything My Mother Taught Me by Alice Hoffman. It's a very short story. Good luck with your book drop!! 📚

[Evalyn]

An Unacceptable Match. Any Joanna Trollope fans here?

[Meghan]

I'm reading "Sold on a Monday".

[Ananya]

I'm reading a Promised Land!

[The Ravishing]

Listening to The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde on Chirp

[Latisha's Library]

Currently reading The Art of Inheriting Secrets by Barbara O’neal

[Joan]

Summer Island by Kristen Hannah

[Katie]

I am reading Fried Green Tomatoes. I have always love this book since I was a teenager. I also love the movie.

[Smita]

think like a monk

[Mary]

The Wizard of Oz, ashamedly I'd never read it but am slowly reading all the childhood books I want to have a headstart on when we read them to our daughter to when she's old enough.

[Christine]

[Susan]

I’m reading Sorcery of Thorns!

[Diana]

Just read Saved By a Song by Mary Gauthier. Such a beautiful and moving book.

[Alina]

I'm reading The Handmaid's Tale,a good book

[stacey_the_booknerd]

Protect The Prince by Jennifer Estep

[Todd]

I'm Currently reading I know who you are by Alice Feeney

[Dareen]

Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond

[Belynda]

Our book club pick this month is. The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue

[Icewineanne]

Mr. Malcolm's List

[Jessica]

The push 🖤

[Ree]

The house in the cerulean sea.

[Sharon]

Just started Deacon King Kong, looks great!

[Kirsten]

I'm reading Before the Coffee Gets Cold: Tales from the Café by Toshikazu Kawaguchi. It's my 10th book of the year. I'm trying to read books by authors from different countries. This book is by a Japanese author. I've already read books by authors from Australia, Ireland, USA (2), UK, Spain, Italy, India and Zimbabwe. It's been a fascinating experience.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Evasive Action by Carol Ericson

[Linda]

Reading the Wife Between Us

[Jennifer]

My Book Club is FINALLY reading Where the Crawdads Sing

[Yadi]

Starting little fires everywhere.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Unraveling Jane Doe by Carol Ericson

[Sharon]

Deacon King Kong and How the Penguins Saved Veronica.

[Melissa]

The Chicken Sisters ❤️ love it so far!!!

[Christine]

[~KristyReads~]

Still Life

[Kristine]

Band of Sisters, by Lauren Willig, like the book w/audio so far. Interesting women during WWI went over to France and make a big difference with the war effort.

[Meghan]

I'm currently reading "A Little Bit Wicked" by Kristin Chenoweth.

[Liz]

I just finished Such a fun Age , a previous Reese book club selection. I was less than impressed. Here’s a link to my three star review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Diane]

Thank you. I don’t know why everyone is raving about this book.

[Kerri]

The Lost Jewels by Kirsty Manning. One of the unexpected and surprising finds for me this year. I have to admit that I chose this book for its cover and had low expectations for the story, and I was oh so wrong! This is a work of fiction based on an actual cache of jewels, known as the Cheapside Hoard which were found buried in a Cheapside Cellar in 1912 London. If you love a bit of history, mystery, and a woman's tenacity, this story is for you!

[Lisa]

Almost done with Outlawed

[Liz]

Diane wrote: "Thank you. I don’t know why everyone is raving about this book."

Glad I’m not alone.

[Kristine]

You are not alone. Such a Fun Age was ok. I read so many better books last year.

[Liz]

Kristine wrote: "You are not alone. Such a Fun Age was ok. I read so many better books last year."

Thanks Kristine.

[skketch]

Have just started The Golden Hour by Beatriz Williams. I am liking the writing so far. Not much has happened with the story itself but it's a hefty tome so it might be a while till I get there.

[Kirsten]

I'm currently reading The Absolute Book by New Zealand author Elizabeth Knox.

I'm challenging myself to read books by different authors from around the world. So far I've read books by authors from Spain, Italy, UK, Ireland, India, Australia, USA (2), Zimbabwe, & Japan.