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I started the book. Hoping to have Max pop in.
At Jannene suggestion, I will join you for this one. I should be able to get the book by Thursday.
I finished. I could not put this book down.
This will have to wait after the Readathon.
Finished last night. What a great book. Really enjoyed it.
This is one of the books I was most looking forward to reading in July and I just didn't get to it! Lorraine is probably getting tired of reading this in various Buddy Read threads, but I want to get to it before this thread is archived.
No worries Beth. I also have a few books from July that I have to get to. Including this one! 😊
No worries. You will get to it because you have two people saying its really good.
Jannene wrote: "No worries. You will get to it because you have two people saying its really good."You have a good point! :-)
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Pages: 304 pages
Length: 1 month (July)
Participants: Jannene, Beth, Cordelia, Katherine
Everyone reads at their own pace during a Buddy Read. Because participants can be at different parts of the book at different times, it is extremely important to mark spoilers so that the book is not ruined for someone who is not as far along as others!!!
Mark spoilers by placing {spoiler} before the text and {/spoiler} after the text but use the < and > instead of the { and }.
Here are some questions to help get the conversation started! Feel free to look up discussion questions specific to this book or come up with your own. Just make sure any questions that contain spoilers are under spoiler tags.
Discussion questions are not required but may be a fun way to talk about the book and get to know each other!
Prior to starting:
What prompted you to join this buddy read?
Have you read this author before? What do you think of their other books?
Mid-read:
What character or ideas do you relate to the most and why?
Do you have any favorite quotes or scenes?
After reading:
What was enjoyable or not-so-enjoyable about this book?
Did this book change your perception about anything, either within the book (character development) or in real life?