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message 51: by Annie (new)

Annie | 89 comments Elizabeth wrote: "Annie wrote: "Hello Elizabeth!

After much debating, I will be reading Flowers for Algernon as it is a book that keeps popping up on my radar :)

Let me know how you find 1984.

Happy reading,

A..."


Hi Elizabeth,

That is no problem, hope the finals went well. Have a great time in Peru it looks like a really beautiful country! Yes, feel free to message me when you are done, it would be nice to know how you found it!

Safe Trip,
Annie


message 52: by Annie (new)

Annie | 89 comments Mion wrote: "Elizabeth wrote: "Annie wrote: "Hello Elizabeth!

After much debating, I will be reading Flowers for Algernon as it is a book that keeps popping up on my radar :)

Let me know how you find 1984.
..."


Hi Mion,

I don't mind if you'd like to read something from my shelf feel free and hope that you find something interesting :)

Annie


message 53: by Kyle (new)

Kyle | 29 comments Hi Taylor! I finished “Invisible Monsters” by Chuck Palahniuk. I actually spent all day reading it!

While it wasn’t for me I could see why it has such a high rating and why people like it. It was indeed sick and twisted and interesting. The characters were interesting and a lot of sick and twisted stuff went on. I liked the way of storytelling too. I’m always a fan of jumbled, puzzle-piece plotting. I think Chuck can pull it off well.

Chuck Palahniuk unfortunately probably isn’t an author for me. I DNF’d the “Fight Club” audiobook because of boredom and his writing in “Invisible Monsters” was a little too edgy for me. I don’t know if he just tries too hard or that gritty, informal storytelling just isn’t my bag. While I didn’t like it that much can see why many do! It did keep my attention all day!


message 54: by Mihika (new)

Mihika Sawant | 15 comments I finished Red Queen last week and truly enjoyed the World of Silvers and Reds. I am so much pulled into the world now that I immediately picked up Glass Sword which is the next book in Series and am already 30% into it.

Thanks @Kanu and the June Copy Cat CHallenge which made me pick up the book which otherwise I would have delayed.

Happy Reading all!!!


message 55: by Anne ✨ (new)

Anne ✨ Finds Joy (annefindsjoy) | 718 comments July CopyCat Thread is open for signup:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...


message 56: by Kristina (new)

Kristina | 28 comments Dear Amber,

I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the book. I agree with you about the ending. I like to think that her life is getting better and she is finding happiness. I just finished The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly and I loved it! Sprout was a very brave chicken with big dreams and I was cheering her on for the entire story. This is the second book I read by an Asian author that has been translated and I find their writing to be so smooth and poetic that you get pulled into the story. I so wanted Sprout to find happiness and I really hope in someway she did. I loved it and I can see how it has become a international best seller. I enjoyed being your partner for the June copy cat and I hope you have a wonderful summer!

Best,

Kristina


message 57: by Anne ✨ (last edited Jun 21, 2018 09:39PM) (new)

Anne ✨ Finds Joy (annefindsjoy) | 718 comments Mihika wrote: "I finished Red Queen last week and truly enjoyed the World of Silvers and Reds. I am so much pulled into the world now that I immediately picked up Glass Sword which is the next book in Series and ..."

I'm glad to see you enjoyed The Red Queen, Mihika - I've had this on my TBR for a while too... and now I want to read it sooner than later :)


message 58: by Amber M. (new)

Amber M. McCarter (mommyultd) | 169 comments Kristina wrote: "Dear Amber,

I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the book. I agree with you about the ending. I like to think that her life is getting better and she is finding happiness. I just finished The Hen ..."


I'm glad you enjoyed the story, and a wonderful summer to you as well!


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