Reese's Book Club x Hello Sunshine discussion
Last book you read???
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At Summer's end by Courtney Ellis
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Dead Stream Curse by J.R. Erickson
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Troop by Nick Cutter. After hearing really good reviews on Youtube... but it was not my cup of tea. Too much ridiculous body gore that just didn't make sense! The writing was great... but just not for me.
I am in the Outlander series. Diana can not stop writing her series' books. Thank goodness I can read more then one book at a time but I do give myself a limit.
Secrets of a summer night by Lisa kleypas
Finding Me by Viola Davis — the audiobook that Viola read and for which earned her a Grammy Award and made her an EGOT winner.I'm on a memoir binge, and this is one of the most powerful books and human stories I've ever read.
Her Aussie holiday by Stephanie London
The very secret society of irregular witches by Sangu mandanna
The midnight star by Marie Lu I loved it sm definitely this series is underrated
The last book I read was "The Last Juror" by John Grisham. I thought it was ok, kind of predictable.
The secrets of happiness by Lucy diamond
The little shop of found things by Paula brackston
The Shadow of Wings: The Wytchling Chronicles by C.C. Davie
Big lies in a small town by Diane chamberlain
Just finished "The Cave Dwellers" by Christina McDowell and absolutely loved every suspenseful minute!
All in Monte Carlo by Anna Shilling. Absolutely loving this over-the-top, satirical tale of revenge. Think Big Little Lies. Apparently all based on true events.
How to Be Eaten by Maria Adelmann. It was my kind of quirky and strange. I really enjoyed it.
The little book shop of lonely hearts by Annie darling
In our hands, out of place and now fourth wing
Halfway through "A gentleman in Moscow", couldn't love it more! Every happenings are so smartly planned and I especially enjoy the dialogue / reflections of the Count
the last devil to die ( the Thursday Murder Club #4).
True love at the lonely hearts bookshop by Annie Darling
Crazy in love the lonely hearts bookshop by Annie darling
The Candy House, can not recommend.
"The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig.I liked it because it reminded the importance of awareness of the things we have. Instead of regrets and thinking about how different our lives would be if we had different choices, concentrating on the beauty of the moment is the key to happiness and the creation of a fulfilling future.
"But you will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life" Camus
The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
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