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Doing a Barnes and Noble run on Friday.. Any suggestions? I love love fiction.

Hi. Doing a Barnes and Noble run on Friday.. Any suggestions? I love love fiction.

Monique #recommend #fiction

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Mari

The Martian, Station Eleven, and Good Morning Midnight

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Catherine

Lucky you! (My closest bookstore is almost 2 hours away.) Any particular type? What are some of your favorite books/authors?

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MoniqueQuestion author

I loved Big Little Lies

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Catherine

Hmm… I haven’t read it — maybe I should. ?

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Catherine

Recently, I’ve enjoyed The Hating Game, Penny Reid’s Winston Bros books, Louise Penny’s Inspector Gamache books, and Ilona Andrews’ newest series.

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Rae

I have the same problem distance wise.
Have you ever shopped online at ThriftBooks? Their used book selection is huge, each book is placed in a condition category, their prices (but never buy a new book) are incredible, and if you purchase over $10, the shipping is free.
Warning: The site can be addictive. ?

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Catherine

Rae Ann Weaver I just heard of it recently, and have been thinking about checking it out. I was spoiled in Missoula — there were three good bookstores, plus several used bookstores and the University. Now that I’m back in rural southern Oregon, I have to drive quite a ways. My kindle gets a lot of use. ?

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Rae

Catherine Jones Krause I do not own an electronic reader due to budgetary constrains.
I do only order books from ThriftBooks in the “Like New” and “Very Good” category but that’s my personal preference. I’ve purchased some $30-$45 hardback cookbooks from the for about $4.19.
I have quite a huge TBR pile from them. I’ve only ordered HB and PB, not MMPB but that’s due to the print size.
Overall, I’ve been quite happy dealing with them.
But I do miss physical bookstores – there is just something about them. And small independent book stores are unfortunately becoming an endangered species.

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Catherine

@Rae I’ve had good luck ordering used books too — only a couple have been too dirty and worn. I really miss my favorite used bookstore, though.

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Melissa

@Monique me too!!

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Patricia

What do you like to read?

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Laura

Some of my favorite reads of the last couple years:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6989438-let-the-great-world-spin

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5197.A_Lesson_Before_Dying

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11529868-the-orphan-master-s-son

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/223380.Stories_of_Your_Life_and_Others

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Eileen

Oh @Laura I agree! That is one of my all time favorite books! I also liked Transatlantic and This Side of Brightness by him.

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Katie

I saw they had some really good deals the other day! Have fun

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Jessica

Currently ready Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson and I love it

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Beverly

Lab Girl not fiction but reads like fiction. Best book I read in all of 2016. Funny. Beautiful writing. Fascinating. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25733983-lab-girl?ac=1&from_search=true

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Sylvia

haha, just take cash

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Debora

The Husbands Secret by the same author as Big Little Lies

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Debora

The Girl on the Train

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Debora

Everything I Never Told You

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MoniqueQuestion author

Thank you… I’ve been hearing good things about that one. I’m going to try and only buy three or four books ?

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Debora

@Monique good luck haha

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Nancy

How about historical fiction? The Alice Network about women in WW1, The Orphan’s tale about courageous friends WWII, The Bookseller by Cynthia Swanson

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Tamara

The Chibury Ladies’ Choir. WW2 story around a group of women in a choir. The Muse.

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MoniqueQuestion author

These are the books that I purchased from B&N today….

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