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Does anyone have any suggestions for a good bookclub book read?

Does anyone have any suggestions for a good bookclub book read?

Julie #recommend

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Anna

The thirteenth tale was fabulous ?

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Sherrie

An American Marriage was really good!

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Barbara

The Language of Flowers

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Sherrie

@Barbara loved this!

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Carole

Where the Crawdads Sing!

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Kevin

Harry’s Trees

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Anna

@Kevin this one looks great!

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Kevin

It was a great one, from LOL to tears and back again.

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Pat

The Great Alone or Spark of Light, both will provide lots of thought and discussions.

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Lesley

What Alice Forgot, Don’t Let Me Go, The Nightingale

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Anna

@Lesley these two are awesome ?

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Joan

Before We Were Yours or The Nightingale. Both excellent books.

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Pat

The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell. My Book Club did it for this month and it was a great discussion!

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Maria

We all loved it! A light, fun, quirky read.

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Shannon

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

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Suzanne

The Woman Next Door

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Jaime

The last time I lied.

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Muffy

Where the Crawdads Sing, The Bookshop of Yesterdays

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Suanne

A Different Kind of Fire. I even put book club questions in the back

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Rebecca

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman
A Man Called Ove -Frederik Backman
The Clockmaker’s Daughter – Kate Morton
Once Upon A River – Diane Setterfield

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Debbie

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Sue

I highly recommend “The Great Alone:.

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Sherry

@Sue My book club’s reading this month!

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Jenny

The Naughty Women’s Bookclub

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Emily

Following

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Kimberly

Thanks all! Continuing to follow. I always need more to add to my To Be Read pile.

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Meg

“i’ll be your blue sky”by Marisa De Los Santos

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Brooke

Silent Patient

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Jacquelyn

@Julie some of the ones we have done in my BC over the last few years … Where The Crawdads Sing, The Alice Network, Lilac Girls, The Nightingale, One Day in December, My Not So Perfect Life, The Hate U Give, The Handmaids Tale, When Breathe Becomes Air, All We Ever Wanted, Crazy Rich Asians, Night Road, Love, Hate, & Other Filters, Everything we Keep, and more but this is some at least. I’d also suggest Next Year in Havana (favorite so far of 2019), The Best of Me, This is Where I Leave you, Where Rainbows End (Love Rosie).

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Marie

Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine by gail honeyman

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Cherie

The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah.

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Terri

The Life She Was Given, @Ellen!

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Maryann

@Terri loved it

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Ellen

@Terri Thank you!! ♥️

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Anne

The Lost Man by Jane Harper

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Maryann

The Promise Between Us The Dream Daughter when Crawdads Sing

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Maryann

The Alice Network

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Kris

@Maryann my favorite book last year!

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Jamie

Books that I would have loved to read along with others so I had someone to discuss it with were:
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Marriage Lie, by Kimberly Belle
The Stolen Marriage, by Diane Chamberlain

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Jennifer

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. Best one ever. Also books by Charles Martin (especially Where the River Ends). Anything by Kate Morton – but they are long. Lilac Girls. Crawdads. The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah.

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Kris

@Jennifer Love Charles Martin and Kate Morton. Eleanor is moving to the top of my TBR list:)

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Cecilia

What has your bookclub recently read?

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Susan

I really loved A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza. Also loved The Story of a Marriage.

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Denise

Once Broken, DM Hamblin. Story of a single mom from 1970s through 2010. Nostalgic, heart warming and funny.

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Sheri

The Rain Watcher.

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Sally

I really liked this book.

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Chris

I like her writing style. I’ve read a couple of hers, but not this one.

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Maryann

Allie n Bea

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Trude

The Military Wife by Laura Trentham

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Donna

Loving Frank, The Address

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Elise

The Orchardist by Amanda Coplin

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Renee

The Inheritance by Dani Shapiro

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Carrie

The Hate U Give

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Toni

Mildred In Disguise, With Diamonds
Mildred expected a comfortable retirement. But when her husband died, his secrets changed everything. She doesn’t have the luxury of a graceful old age, she takes the job the casino offers-undercover security.
http://books2read.com/u/mVBwDP
https://www.amazon.com/dp/154495669X/

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Jackie

Inheritance by Dani Shapiro

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Lori

Alif the Unseen by G Willow Wilson.

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Cindy

Snow Gypsy by Lindsay Ashford

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Linda

A Gentleman In Moscow by Amor Towles.

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Iris

The air you breathe

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Susie

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Guaranteed to generate a lot of discussion. A lovely one however, is Where the Crawdads Sing

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Penny

@Susie. That is a great book! Good for a book club.

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Connie

May I suggest my all-time favorite author, Barbara Pym. EXCELLENT WOMEN is her most read book. She is one of Alexander McCall Smith’s favorite authors.

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Karen

Catherine Ferns book Reprobation.

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Michelle

Every Good and Perfect Gift by Brenda Jernigan was one of my favorites last year!

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Catherine

What genre are you looking for?

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Cathy

For non fiction I would recommend ESCAPE by Carolyn Jessop.

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Megan

How to Walk Away

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Liz

The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton.

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Sheri

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Sherrie

Sold on a Monday

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Lauren

Might have already been suggested but my book group recently read A Man Called Ove and really liked it.

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