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[Denise S]

I can take T for tree in

Next Up: U

[Jan, Moderator]

I get you down for T, Denise!

That's too funny about the Sister Fidelma organization. I'm not sure I would enjoy the series as much if I wasn't listening to them. Though I think I've only listened to 4 of them so far so not sure about the repetition thing yet.

[Patrizia, Contributor]

I just finished the Q book.

Next up: U

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks Patrizia!

[Barb]

Jan wrote: "I'm not sure I would enjoy the series as much if I wasn't listening to them. Though I think I've only listened to 4 of them so far so not sure about the repetition thing yet. "

I only read one, maybe two, of them a year, so I don't notice any repetition :) That's a huge reason that I don't (can't?) binge read any series.

[Jillian]

I finished N-nose

[Denise S]

finished T for tree by Patricia Wentworth 8.5.20



Next Up: U

[Denise S]

Jan wrote: "I get you down for T, Denise!

That's too funny about the Sister Fidelma organization. I'm not sure I would enjoy the series as much if I wasn't listening to them. Though I think I've only listened..."

I'm the opposite, I have a hard time keeping track of the lines of the story when I try them on audio. Very few books cause me this problem - I don't know why it is wish it wasn't like that for me. Like I said tho the first 8 I just loved! I liked the next few and I'm planning on reading the next in series soon. Its been a while since I read one so it probably won't seem repetitive.

next up: U

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks for the updates Jillian & Denise!

Looking for U

[[deleted user]]

Rosa wrote: "if Karen's book works, I can take S with "sea"

Secrets at the Beach House by Diane Chamberlain



next: T"

finished my S book

I think this is a book you could consider beach read, because you only can read it if you stop thinking and pay not to close attention

[[deleted user]]

I can take U with "upper body" Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism: And Other Arguments for Economic Independence by Kristen R. Ghodsee

[Jan, Moderator]

Rosa wrote: "I think this is a book you could consider beach read, because you only can read it if you stop thinking and pay not to close attention"

That's too funny Rosa! I was actually surprised when I saw you were going to read it. It didn't seem like your usual kind of book.

I'll put you down for U. This looks more like something you would read :)

[Jan, Moderator]

Next up: V

[[deleted user]]

Jan wrote: "That's too funny Rosa! I was actually surprised when I saw you were going to read it. It didn't seem like your usual kind of book.

I'll put you down for U. This looks more like something you would read :)"

ha, yes! 🙈 this one is so much more speaking to me! I found the other one in one of those public bookcases, and since there are almost never english books, I thought: let's give it a try

[Karen]

I'll try V for variety. A variety of young women or a variety of individuals? (there are some men there)

, The Girls of Atomic City: The Untold Story of the Women Who Helped Win World War II by Denise Kiernan.

Let me know.

[Jan, Moderator]

Okay Karen - I'll take Variety of People.

Up next W

[Jan, Moderator]

Did I miss your completion of Quest for the Maid? Just confirming you are done with it.

[Karen]

Jan! I'm sorry! I forgot all about those roiling seas! I have both books in my possession and have started Atomic Girls. What do you want to do? I'm so sorry. I was waiting for the go ahead before I put variety on my Excel spreadsheet or I would have noticed.

[Jan, Moderator]

Oops!! I'm going to bend the rules this one time Karen and keep you listed for both. Keep me posted on completion of them.

[Jan, Moderator]

I can take W with Wave - one of the kitties is waving.


Next up: X

[Karen]

Thanks Jan! Will clear that up shortly!

[Barb]

I'm slow in getting things posted online, but I finished my book for P (people) last week. It was well-researched and well-written, but it wasn't what I was expecting.

The Deepest South of All: True Stories From Natchez, Mississippi, by Richard Grant, finished 8/4 ★★★.5

[Barb]

XO stands for hugs and kisses, and according to dictionary.com, the X usually means kisses, so would this work, Jan?

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks for the update Barb!! Yes...I'll take that for X. Love seeing creativity :)

Next up: Y

[Denise S]

youngster by Naomi Ragen

[Jillian]

I can take Z- blizzard Death Without Company by Craig Johnson

[Jan, Moderator]

Thank you both!!

Looks like we are back to A

[[deleted user]]

finished my U book Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism: And Other Arguments for Economic Independence (4*)

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks Rosa!!

Looking for A

[Karen]

I finished V for Variety with The Girls of Atomic City: The Untold Story of the Women Who Helped Win World War II by Denise Kiernan.

Phew! I'm back within the legal limit!

Whether or not you have read the fictionalized account of this book, The Atomic City Girls, one should definitely read this book. Very interesting, goes into much more depth about the making of the atomic bomb and an easy read to boot. Glad I read both. Definitely recommend this one.

[Jan, Moderator]

It does look like an interesting book Karen! Glad you enjoyed it!

[[deleted user]]

I can take A with arms Stone Cold Magic by Jayne Faith

[[deleted user]]

Karen wrote: "I finished V for Variety with The Girls of Atomic City: The Untold Story of the Women Who Helped Win World War II by Denise Kiernan.

Phew! I'm back within the legal..."

thank you for the tip, Karen, it sounds very interesting

[Jillian]

I finished z- blizzard 8/16/2020

[Jan, Moderator]

Got you down for A Rosa! Thanks for the update Jillian.

I can take B with Brow


Up next: C

[Jillian]

I can take C- church The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel

[Jan, Moderator]

Great Jillian!

Up next: D

[Denise S]

finished y for youngster by Naomi Ragen 8.18.20





next up: D

[Barb]

Finished my book for X (kiss0. It was ok, a bit too predictable for my taste, but others might really like it. It was one of those "free with amazon prime" books on my Kindle, and I'm glad to be able to return it at long last!

While You Were Mine, by Ann Howard Creel, finished 8/13 ★★★



If you'll take dust jackets for D, , next up would be E.

[Jan, Moderator]

Thanks for the updates Denise & Barb!

I was waffling on the dust jackets but why not?!!? Let's go with it.

Next up: E

[Jillian]

Jillian wrote: "I can take C- church The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel"

I finished this one 8/20/2020

Next up: E

[Barb]

Jan wrote: "I was waffling on the dust jackets but why not?!!? Let's go with it."

Yay, thanks!

[Jan, Moderator]

Appreciate the update Jillian :)

[Jan, Moderator]

Barb wrote: "Jan wrote: "I was waffling on the dust jackets but why not?!!? Let's go with it."

Yay, thanks!"

:)

[Jan, Moderator]

Looking for E

[Denise S]

E - Eyes To Know a Woman by Amos Oz


next up: F

[Jillian]

I can take F- flowers The Shop on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber

Next up: G

[Jan, Moderator]

Great Denise & Jillian!!

Looking for G

[Barb]

Finished my book for D (dust jackets) and liked it enough to continue the series. It's nice to see a series with a main character who's in her 60s :)

Crime & Punctuation (Deadly Edits #1), by Kaitlyn Dunnett, finished 8/20 ★★★.5

[Barb]

I can take G for game piece :




NEXT UP : H