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2022 Challenge - Regular > 24 - A Book You Can Read in One Sitting

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message 51: by Alyssa (new)

Alyssa Gamble (icekoldkilla) | 6 comments The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo


message 52: by Sherri (new)

Sherri Harris | 782 comments I used Passing by Nella Larsen.


message 53: by Nyla (new)

Nyla | 33 comments Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata works for this. I finished it in less than 2 hours


message 54: by Toni (new)

Toni | 5 comments second son by Lee child. it's a Jack REACHER novella


message 55: by Cindy (new)

Cindy Belden | 73 comments Cat People by Michael Korda is less that 200 pages and a fun read, especially if you are a cat person


message 57: by JessicaMHR (new)

JessicaMHR | 588 comments I already filled this prompt but, I just read Navigate Your Stars and it was a super fast, great read.


message 58: by Rachel (new)

Rachel | 34 comments Johnathan Livingston Seagull


message 60: by Jessica (new)

Jessica (zumbajess) | 181 comments I read Uncivil by Keegan Eichelman. Very quick read.


message 61: by Katrina (new)

Katrina (unwrittensoul) | 131 comments Melissa0919 wrote: "Well I ended up doing The Giving Tree, a classic."

This is one of my all-time favorite stories.


message 62: by Storm (new)

Storm | 60 comments I read Siddhartha for this. I enjoyed it more than I thought from the slower start of it.


message 64: by Rosie (new)

Rosie | 19 comments I am probably going with Private Lives, a modern play with less than 100 pages.


message 65: by Ron (new)

Ron | 2721 comments Changed my book from a fiction title to a nonfiction one I currently read:

Catching the Light


message 66: by Rachel (new)

Rachel (mimbza) | 109 comments Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri is a beautiful, award-winning collection of short stories set in India or Bangladesh, or involving Bengali immigrants to the US. It is poignant, insightful, full of loss and longing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ here is my review.


message 67: by Liz (new)

Liz | 4 comments The Legend of Sleepy Hollow


message 68: by Rachel (new)

Rachel (mimbza) | 109 comments The Orange Girl by Jostein Gaarder The Orange Girl by Norwegian author Jostein Gaarder is a short and sweet, enchanting tale set in Oslo about a 15 year old boy who discovers a letter from his deceased father. His father writes the story of his meeting the mysterious and captivating Orange Girl on a tram. This is a beautiful and moving read. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ here is my review


message 69: by Vaish (new)

Vaish B (vaishubieber) | 100 comments I read Memories of midnight by Sidney Sheldon. I would rate it 3/5. It didn’t meet my expectations. The first book ‘The other side of midnight’ was amazing. So I assumed this book would also be that interesting…
Memories of Midnight by Sidney Sheldon


message 70: by Anshita (new)

Anshita (_book_freak) | 272 comments I'm reading Hey, Kiddo: How I Lost My Mother, Found My Father, and Dealt with Family Addiction by Jarrett J. Krosoczka. It's a graphic novel and I can finish it in one sitting.


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