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[Tiffani]

One by One - Freida McFadden

[Lena]

sleeping spells dragon scales amazing book for children about auto immune disease

[Willy]

Name of the Wind, probably for the Zillionth time

[Willy]

The Quiet Edge by Hunter. Short book, nicely written.

[Sarah]

Russian winter by Daphne Kalotay

[Sarah]

Love at first sight by Laura Jane Williams

[Brenda]

This evening I found and finished the book, "Great Big Beautiful Life" by Emily Henry.

[Sarah]

the blue hour by Paula Hawkins

[Heather]

"The Turn of The Key" by Ruth Ware. If you like thrillers I'd highly recommend this author. Her book "In a Dark Dark Wood" is one of the best books I've read so far this year. :)🌲🌑

[Alvia]

Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds.

It’s emotional, fast-paced, and thought-provoking!

[Sarah]

The guest by B.A. Paris

[Aileen]

The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa

Brilliant. Made me cry.

[Karolina]

Not the last book I read but I think my favourite this year (so far) would be The Bright Years by Sarah Damoff!

[Lauren]

Carrie by Stephen King! It was amazing!

[Sarah]

The house on rye one by Susan allott

[Bookchallenger]

An amazing book I couldn't put down, House of Witches, an epic fantasy romance

[Brenda]

Finished in the wee hours this morning The Moorwitch. Very good fairy tale for adults.

[Gina]

The Lion Women of Tehran

[Ophelia]

I’m starting a buddy read of Jane eyre tomorrow!
Pm me if you wanna join!

[Roberto]

The Hotel Odyssey London Days

The Hotel Odyssey: London Days takes readers deep into the hidden world of hospitality, where luxury and loneliness meet behind every check-in desk. A story of ambition, addiction, and identity in modern London, written with the rhythm of the city and the heart of those who serve it. https://a.co/d/4cOxK9s

[Tommy]

Dru and the Centaur

[Sarah]

Flight or fright: 17 turbulent tales edited By Stephen king and Bev Vincent

[Yazminz]

hot for slayer by ali hazelwoodn

[Sarah]

The Poe shadow by Matthew pearl

[Sarah]

Ghouls ghouls ghouls By Victoria Laurie

[Smilecoloringpages]

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It’s a fun way to unwind after a great read 📚✨

[Sarah]

The Underground Railroad by Colson whitehead

[Sarah]

Cilkas journey by heather morris

[Sarah]

The defender by Ana huang

[Sarah]

6:40 to Montreal By Eva jurczyk

[Sami]

Account Planning in the Age of Machines: Strategy, Systems, and Soul

When people see the title Account Planning in the Age of Machines, they often assume it’s a business manual. But what surprises most readers are the stories inside.

It’s filled with moments that have nothing to do with spreadsheets and everything to do with being human. Lost deals that taught humility, teams that found rhythm like bands, and leaders who fought quiet battles between ego and empathy.

You’ll meet Genghis Khan, The Beatles, Jim Morrison , Steve Jobs , Elon Musk and NASA’s Apollo 13 engineers in the same pages because each shows what clarity under pressure really looks like.

This is not only a book about consulting. It’s about preparation, courage, and the invisible work behind every kind of success.

If you enjoy books that blend history, psychology, and real-world tension, you might find yourself in these pages too.

[Sarah]

The widow by John Grisham

[Dan]

Septology by Jon Fosse. It is a massive beast that is surprisingly easy and captivating to read for me. It is one of my best reads not only this year, but my entire reading life.

[Sarah]

Her soul to take (book 1) by Harley Laroux

[Alex]

Reading A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
A powerful story of Afghan history and a deeply moving story of family, friendship, faith, and the salvation to be found in love.

[Sarah]

Her soul for revenge (book2) by Harley Laroux

[Sarah]

Soul of a witch (book 3) by Harley laroux

[Sarah]

Makes dobbs (book 1) by Jaqueline winspear

[Sarah]

The cartographers by Peng Shepard

[Amanda]

Sisters with a side of greens by Michelle Stimpson, really good

[Sarah]

The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes By sir conan Arthur Doyle

[Val]

Just finished The Hawk is Dead by Peter James - what a brilliant book, I'd recommend this to anyone, a thriller with a royal theme!!

Here's my 5* review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Sarah]

The Italian secretary by Caleb carr