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[Jack]

Try my book

A Shadow's Whisper

[Courtney]

Hi Everyone! Excited to join! My name is Courtney, I'm 36 from Southern California. I just finished reading Before the Coffee Gets Cold and have now picked up Conversations with Friends. If anyone else is reading Conversations with Friends, I would love to connect. Looking forward to connecting with y'all in this group. Feel free to send me a friend request as well! =)

[LaTrica]

Just finished Chronicle of the Russian Tsars : The Reign-By-Reign Record of the Rulers of Imperial Russia and like it. It's obviously a quick shallow history so I'll look elsewhere for longer exploration of some of the time periods.

Currently reading ワンパンマン 26 未知 One Punch Man 26: Michi and it's still a lot of fun.

[Gasser]

I recommend reading The Books of Jacob by Olga Tokarczuk

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-Jacob-...

[Armanda]

Currently reading 3 books- Anna Karenina; Dungeon Crawler Carl; and The History of the Renaissance World.

[Jon]

I am currently reading Patricia Wants to Cuddle by Samantha Allen, The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemmingway, and The Repeat Room by Jesse Ball. I just finished The Old Man and the Sea by Hemmingway, and As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner. If you know any of these books and would like to talk about them, reach out. We can start a book together I guess or something.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Jon wrote: "I am currently reading Patricia Wants to Cuddle by Samantha Allen, The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemmingway, and The Repeat Room by Jesse Ball. I just finished The Old Man and the Sea by Hemmingway,..."

Repeat Room by Jesse Ball is fire. I love everything I've read of his!

[Riley]

I'm reading both Anna Karenina (Modern Library Classics) 1st (first) edition by Leo Tolstoy (I was trying to beat my friend who read it in a week, but that's a dead hope by now), and My Home Is Far Away by Dawn Powell (A short satire by a wonderful writer who my friends took to calling the Queen of England).

A strange combination, half well-known and a partway reference to Gilmore Girls.

[David]

“John and Paul” by Ian Leslie

[Mike]

Currently reading:

The Zimmerman Telegram
A Gentleman from Japan: An Epic Sea Voyage, an Intriguing Tale of Espionage and the Forgotten Story of the First Japanese Explorer in Tudor England

[Mohamed]

Currently reading a book that doesn't just whisper... it detonates truth.

Every page feels like a station —
a place I once passed through,
forgot...
but never truly left.

It’s strange how a single sentence can slap you awake —
as if the book is not ink on paper…
but a mirror held against your soul,
asking:
“Is this still you?”
Or have you left yourself behind somewhere along the way?

So yes — I’m reading something.
But more accurately...
I’m remembering who I was meant to be.

🔹 You may sign off with:
— M.G. | On a journey through the fire within.

[Deborah]

So I have decided to amp up my book reading & currently reading 3 books: The Eye of the Wheel, book 1 of the Wheel of Time series (15 books in all); The Demon, the Hero & the City of Seven, book 1 of the Demon & Hero trilogy; and How to Age Disgracefully (which is a complete hoot!).

[Apurva]

hi all!
new to the grp and already loving the energy here- thought i'd share whts on my shelf right now...
currently reading the days at morisaki book shop and didnt expect it to feel like quite hug in paperback form.
iam early into it bt alredy loving the cozy setup.anyone else read this? would love recs in the same mood.

[Deborah]

Just finished reading The Amalfi Curse. Absolutely loved it!!! The writing is so vivid that you would think that you are watching a well made movie as opposed to just reading the book. If you are interested/fascinated with scuba diving, treasure hunting, shipwreck exploration mixed in with local folk tales of special women with special abilities, you will love this book!!

[Kristy]

Just finished by Serena Mercer. Every time I think I figured out the killer, the book makes me doubt myself all over again one of the most unsettling thriller I have read in a while