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Hey book lovers!??

Which book are you currently reading? ?

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Karen

Seven Brief Lessons on Physics by Carlo Rovelli

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Sarah

The Road to Bittersweet by Donna Everhart. And I Love Dirt for the preschool.

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Imrankhan

“Saladin” Johan Man

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Shannon

Wool by Hugh Howey. It’s so good!

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Julissa

Absolutely LOVED this series.

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Kelley

IQ by Joe Ide

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Susan

Just got that one from the library!!

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Kelley

I like it so far!

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Jason

Jack Miles God a biography and spring warren turpentine they’re both interlibrary loans so they are on top til finished lol

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Laura

A Long Time Gone,Karen White

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Heather

Birding without Borders – Noah Strycker

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Julie

Lies She Told by Cate Holahan

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Trish

The Chilbury Ladies Choir – loving it!

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Annette

Haven’t had much time to read. Started this.

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Lori

“The Forgotten Room” by White, Williams, and Willig”

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London

Fearless by francine pascal. Its kinda ugly but imma finish this lol

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London

Fearless by francine pascal. Its kinda ugly but imma finish this lol

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Pam

Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman

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Suzanne

Just finished Artemis now on to The Alienist. I read it when it 1st came out but rereading before TNT show.

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Julissa

The Alienist is excellent!

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Jake

“Language in Though and Action: Fith Edition” by S.I.Hayakawa

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Melinda

Year One by Nora Roberts

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Hailey

More Happy than Not by Adam Silvera and also On the Road by Gloria Steinem

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Perri
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Whit

The Life of Pi

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Julie

One of my favorites

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Julissa

Loved this one!

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Melissa

Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers

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Paige

I’m in the middle of re-reading Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban

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Dotia

The Luster of Lost Things by Sophie Chen Keller.

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Linda

A Gentlemen in Moscow nd The Radium Girls.

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Kris

The Lying Game by Ruth Ware

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Khatchig

The Bastard of Istanbul

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Iris

The story of a new name Elena Ferrante

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Liz

Almost done with Defending Jacob William Landay

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Julissa

Really liked this one!

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Susan

@Julissa I did too!!

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Kathy

Little Fires Everywhere…want to see what all the fuss is about!

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Julissa

Just finished it and still not sure how I feel about it.

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Grace

We’re visiting my 18 month old grandson. We’re reading every book he brings me. …….and he brings me lots!!! ???

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Rebecca

A Court of Mist and Fury….sssssooooooo gooood!

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Julissa
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Cassandra

I really enjoyed this book. I gave it a 4-star rating on Goodreads

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Julissa

I’m really liking it so far.

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Julissa
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AJ

World Without End by Ken Follett

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Julissa

Great series!

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AJ

I’m listening on Audible. I read Pillars 25 years ago but I reread it again to refresh my memory. I still have 20 hours left in book 2!!!

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Julissa

♥️♥️

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Kayrene

Remarkable Creatures, Tracy Chevalier

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Linda

LOVED that one!

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Mirah

The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir

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Jane

Beartown by Fredrik Backman

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Aldo

The Christmas favorite which is a non-fiction about a guy who suffered a brain injury and became pen pals with a bunch of serial killers

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David

Story of Philosophy by Will Durant

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Lori

The Hamilton Affair

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Leslie

I just got that. Are you enjoying it/

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Lori

At first it was a bit slow but now I’m enjoying it. If you like historical fiction I highly recommend America’s First Daughter by Stephanie Day and Laura Kamoie. Do you have any other historical fiction recommendations?

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Leslie

Before the Fall by Noah Hawley.

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LJ

“The Grave’s a Fine and Private Place” by Alan Bradley

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Emily

I’m still enjoying A Gentleman in Moscow.

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Julie

Reader by Traci Chee. So good!

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Regina

The Handmaid’s Tale. Our book club is doing it for December/January

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Hailey

I read that book back in March and it STILL is stuck in my head.

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Julissa

Truly scary book.

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Regina

I like dystopian stories, but they are scary because they could so easily be true.

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Denise

@Hailey , I read it in the 80’s and it is still stuck in my head!

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Hailey

@Denise, so I should be paranoid for life?? ??

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Denise

@Hailey , pretty much…lol

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Regina

I’m kinda enjoying it, but some of the terminology gets annoying. They need an appendix to tell you what they’re talking about.

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Ashlie

Wool by Hugh Howey

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Julissa

Great series!

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Harleen

Dark kingdom – Phil Makey

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Thida

Roomies by Christina Lauren
It was recommended by Goodreads so I’m giving it a try

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Katarina

Moonglow by Michael Chabon.

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Guilliean

Ada: the Enchantress of Numbers by Betty Toole

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Nicole

I’m on the second book of the silo trilogy; Shift. By Hugh Howey

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Moh

pretty girls by Karin Slaughter

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James

Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond

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Sherry

Speaking from among the bones by Alan Bradley

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Mia

Joyland by Stephen King

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Missy

The Dazzling Heights

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Saima

Demons by Dostoevsky

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Vicki

Other Oceans by Andrea Jones. This is the second book in the Hook and Jill series. Check it out on Amazon. A pirate tale with romance.

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Peg

Sarah’s Quilt, the second in a series about a woman in wild Arizona in the last part of the 19th century and first part of the 20th. It’s like an adventure story. You may have heard of the first book: These Is My Words.

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Ata
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Alison

Sweet sinful nights by Lauren blakely

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Jenny

Stills Alice by Lisa Genova and The Homecoming by Earl Hamner, Jr.

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Renée

The Orphans Tale (I think that’s what it’s called)

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Lacey

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

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BotsheloQuestion author

I love that book. How far are you?

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Lacey

Not far. Frankenstein has just recovered from the illness he came down with when Clerval arrived.

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Peg

The Romanov Sisters

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Kathy

Hardcore Twenty-four

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Steven

The House Of The Dead.

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Lacey

I have tried to start this a couple times and not able to stick with it. Are you enjoying it?

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Steven

I’m not enjoying it as much as Crime And Punishment, or The Brothers Karamazov, but I’ll persevere!

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Steven

Finished!

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Linda

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

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Cheryl

Emma

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Beth

year one Nora Roberts.

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Ilze

The Babel effect by Daniel hecht

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Dipesh

Shame by Salman Rushdie

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Marjan

My life by Marcel Reich-Ranicki

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Biana

Desperately looking for something to follow Artemis by Andy Weir.

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Karie

A Gentleman in Moscow

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Cheryl

People I Want To Punch In the Throat by Jen Mann

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June

The playboy prince, Nora Roberts.

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Sara

is this a new book?

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June

No it isn’t a new one.

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Sara

Ride Steady by Kristin Ashley.

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Anita

Bird of Another Heaven by James D. Houston. In the Rogue Blood by James Carlos Blake.

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Happy

Dinosaur Feather by S.J Gazan

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Joanna

1984

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Lucy

After

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Danielle

Do they hear you when you cry and Sarah’s Key

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Marco

Kafka on the shore by Haruki Murakami ❤

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Naomi

End Game by David Baldacci

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Kimberly

Dakota by Kathleen Norris

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Francine

Testimony by Scott Turow

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Elaine

Just started Year One, by Nora Roberts. Already hard to put down!

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Polly

Before We were Yours

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Donna

On the list

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Lorrie

Shameful time. Good book though!

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Sonnie

A Slender Thread, Diane Ackerman

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Caroline

Revival Stephen king

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Lorrie

Eleanor Oliphant is Just Fine

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Laura

Snow Child

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Debby

The Time in Between.

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Leigh

Ice Weaver?

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Vickie

The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly

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Udari

Jane Erye

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Hailey

I love Jane Eyre

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Udari

me too??

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Julie

The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

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Valerie

Titan by Ron Chernow and The Oracle Glass by Judith Merkle Riley

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James

Just started The Princess Bride

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Shlok

Snow child

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AJ

Loved it!!!

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Shlok

@AJ it’s great so far! Mabel’s tending the farm rn with Esther and garret and I’m so proud

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AJ

Such a beautifully written book

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Shlok

@AJ agreed

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Lorrie

On my list! ?

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Jennifer

Finishing :Angels at Christmas – Debbie Macomber Next: Christmas at the Mysterious Bookshop

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Nora

Purity by Jonathan Franzen

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George

My name is Red by Orhan Pamuk

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Margaret

Everyone Brave is Forgiven by Chris Cleave

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Krista

Book 3 of The Broken Earth trilogy, The Stone Sky by NK Jemisin.

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Waliul

Outliers by Malcolm gladwell

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Brandie

Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb. I’ve been dabbling in fantasy lately. Next I’m thinking Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

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AJ

I bought Rebecca when I was in the 7th grade and it took me 40 years to read it!! I wish I hadn’t waited so long. I loved it!

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Brandie

Ive had it on my shelf for a few years. It’s time, and it sounds so good

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AJ

The Idle Parent by Tom Hodgkinson

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Fiorella

“The pillars of the Earth “in English. I have already read this book , but in my native language, italian.
This book is fantastic ?

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AJ

I’m reading book 2. I loved book 1

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Fiorella

“World without end”?

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AJ

Yes.

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Jacqui

One of my favourites ?

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Ernie

Radio free Vermont

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Rebecca

Make your bed. By Adm. Wm. McCraven.

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Johanna

I just started The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware

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Pamela

“Behind closed doors”?

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Victoria

13,99€ by Frédérick Beigbeder.

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Hiba

Sense And Sensibility

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Asma

Brida

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Cayleigh

It’s an ARC from the publisher, but it won’t be published until January 30. I’m getting caught up on my ARC reviews.

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Mycala

Looks interesting… I’m sure you can’t give many details, but do you like it?

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Cayleigh

I love it! It’s a contemporary YA book. The fun part is that it has crossword puzzles throughout the book. 🙂

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Peg

Title is Down and Across, by Arvin Ahmadi.

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Roch

Angela’s Ashes

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Ana

The Quiet Girl by Peter Hoeg

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Holly

Giver of Wonders

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Peg

Title is Giver of Wonders by Roseanna M. White.

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Bettie

Magpie Murders and Why We Sleep.

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Jane

The Girl Before

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Denise

Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher.

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Larry
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Evelyn

Milk and honey

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Evelyn
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Machelle
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Peg

Title is The Talbot Odyssey, by Nelson DeMille.

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Ashley

Good omens by Neil Gaiman.. I liked Neverwhere better so far though

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Ber

I just finished The Mountain Between Us and I’m just about to start A Handmaids Tale.

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Mycala

Almost done with The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells and it has sucked me in like no book probably since A Gentleman in Moscow. I can’t put it down, and yet I don’t want to finish reading it yet. I’m so torn.

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Rosalie

The Treacherous Net, Helene Tursten

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Leandra

I’m about to start this one … Any opinions? 🙂

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Linda

Bit depressing for this time of year.

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Rosalie

Sad but very good.

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Peg

Title is The Bell Jar, by Sylvia Plath.

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Veronica

City of Brass

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Shlok

I have this but haven’t started it

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Luca

The Impressionist by Hari Kunzru. Great book, set in India: descriptive, witty, with a unique story.

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Kelley

Just finished Miss Jane by Brad Watson. It was excellent

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Christiana

A Christmas Carol

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Debra

I’m reading Final Girls by Riley Sager & NOS4A2 by Joe Hill…???

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Julissa

Nice picks! I liked both.

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Shea

The Yard by Alex Grecian

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Amanda

Bulletproof by Maci Bookout

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Fiona

Rereading Bel Canto by Ann Patchett

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Sabrina

Outlander series

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Kendra

Love this one

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Diane

The Beautiful Mystery by Louise Penny

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Julissa

Really enjoyed this one.

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Diane

I love this series. I try to read them slowly so they last.:)

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TG

My Lobotomy by H Dully and Nudge by R Thaler.

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Michael

Uh guess you have to know how to read to take part in this discussion?

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AJ

No, you could be an audiobook listener!?

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Michael

LoL well put!!!

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Bonnie

Reading Winter Solstice by Rosamund pilcher

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Tehmina

I am listening to The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje and loving it when not still; reading Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh (translated by Dick Davies) and loving it when I am still.

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Robin

Priestdaddy and loving it!

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Christine

American’s First Daughter by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie, I am absolutely loving it!

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Roberta

Miss Kopps Midnight Confessions by Amy Stewart. Third in the series. Excellent!

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Michelle

I just finished Clive Barker’s Sacrament which took me a while to finish. My OCD will
Not allow me to stop reading a book I don’t like. My next one is The DaVinci Code.

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Kristine

Pride & Prejudice & Mistletoe

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Wendy

Sarah’s Key

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Gillian

The Darling Buds of May by H.E. Bates

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Stephanie
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Peg

Title is Sleep With the Lights On, by Maggie Shayne.

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Beth

“Little Broken Things” by Nicole Baart

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Rebekah

Scythe

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Barbara

Just finished “Someone,” by Alice McDermott.

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Pam

I have that one on my wish list. How was it?

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Barbara

@Pam Overall, I liked it. somewhat unsettling in spots.

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Pam

@Barbara Thank you!

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Carla

Origin by Dan Brown almost done and I got “The Lilac Girls”.

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Jen

The War That Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley… Easy read, but enjoyable.

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Ana

United As One

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Shaheer

Big Magic By Elizabeth Gilbert

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TG

My Lobotomy by H Duffy. Too late to realize that it is not a good book to read during the holidays. 🙂

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Karen

Just finished The Night the Lights Went Out by Karen White. Awesome book!

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Rosemarie

Mr. Dickens and His Carol

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Danielle

This was fantastic. https://www.amazon.com/Hate-U-Give-Angie-Thomas/dp/0062498533/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1513995273&sr=8-1&keywords=the+hate+u+give&linkCode=ll1&tag=libraryinstyle-20&linkId=9d4ea6537fe233118ed6afe645d41724

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Whit

Agreed!

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Csilla

It’s on my reading list…

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Susan

If Wishes Were Horses by Robert Barclay.

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Kathleen

Killers of the Flower Moon, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Conscious Discipline, and What Unites Us.

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Debora

Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty

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Valerie

Almost done with A Man Called Ove

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Valerie

Finished!

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Muffy

A Thousand Splendid Suns

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Holly

The Leavers

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Holly

Miss Burma

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Barbara

Return to Oakpine by Ron Carlson

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Jacki

I’m just over halfway reading “Name of the Wind” by Patrick Rothfuss.

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Julia

Vassa in the night.

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Rose

Just picked it up at the library today.

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Khaashif

Origin… Dan Brown

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Olivia

Underground by Haruki Murakami

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Shawntay

A Study In Charlotte

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Jade

Sleeping Beauties by Stephen and Owen King

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Liz

Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine.

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Rachel

The Long Haul by Finn @Murphy

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Linda

Season of the Witch

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Michael

Lost on Planet China.

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Rosalie

Just started Conspirata , the 2nd book in the Cicero trilogy by Robert Harris. My husband devoured all three and persuaded me to read them. It’s a novel largely based on Cicero’s letters. It’s a must for all who want to understand politics. The politics of The Roman Empire is pretty much the way it is today. And the Roman Empire fell not so many years after Cicero. ‘‘Tis a cautionary tale.

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Naomi

Put this on my wish list, thanks.

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Sandy

Gutenberg’s Apprentice

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Martha

Will’s Red Coat

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Allana

The Last Mrs. Parrish

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Cleo

Girls missing by Tess Gerritsen

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Julissa

I love Gerritsen!

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Sylvia

The Witch of Portobello by Paulo Coelho

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Dawn

The Immortal Nicholas by Glenn Beck. Easy fantastic read

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Csilla

Farenheit 451 for the…maybe for the fourth time? ?

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Eleanor

Good answer.

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Ta

Heart of Darkness #Joseph Conrad

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Mwesa

The mountain girl

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Debra

The Art of Hearing Heartbeats by Jan-Philipp Sendker

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Lucy

Just finished After I’m gone by Linda Green. Now reading Trophy Child by Paula Daly

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Mert

We need new names by Noviolet Nolowayo; and News of the world by Paulette Jiles

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Vikki

I loved News of the World, one of my favorite reads this year.

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Khairul

Vox – Nicholson Barker

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John

The Last Word by Quentin Crisp

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Courtney

X by Sue Grafton! The last book I need for my alphabet soup reading challenge!

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Rosanne

The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton

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Susan

The Ocean at the end of the Lane by Neil Gainman – short but magical…. fantasy. Not used to that type of writing but loved

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Julissa

Wonderful book!

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Linda

I just started Amanda Hocking’s Wicked Trilogy. That should take up any extra time this weekend. ?

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Deborah

The Storied Life of A. J. FIkry, by Gabrielle Zevin

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Louise

how to survive Christmas by J illy C ooper

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J

Black Milk and Into the wild!

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Susan

Shift by Hugh Howey

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Sharon

The Japanese Lover by Isabel Allende and Listen to the Lambs by Daniel Black.

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Jeana

Finding PEACE by Jeanetta Matichak

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Stephanie

Sleeping Beauties by Steven and Owen King. It’s slow going, since it’s the holiday season at work. I work in a place where we do a lot of catering, and we’re slammed. I come home from work so tired, my eyes can’t focus on the page….

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Zahira

East of Eden ?

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Bonnie

Loved it.

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Stephanie

Ugh. Me too.

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Beth

Promise me Dad by Joe Biden. I worked with his daughter in law and the Biden grandchildren attended the school where I taught while events in this book were going on so it’s close to home

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Susan

I’m getting Joe Biden’s book for Christmas!!

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Lois

Just finished last night ‘Did You Ever Have A Family’
Wow. What a well crafted story. Loved it!

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Chan

Just finished Little Fires Everywhere. Now reading Seating Arrangement and Eleanor Oliphant

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Bob

Anti-Intellectualism in American Life.

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Marianne

Good cop, Bad Daughter

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Aysha

13 reason why ?

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Jackie

Radium girls. Wow

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Ellina

The art of seduction ?

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Sharon

Sing Unburried Sing

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Kathy

Noir By Christopher Moore.

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Deb

Absolutely loving this one; I’ll be sorry to reach the end of “Clara and Mr. Tiffany.”

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Nidhi

Preparation for the Next Life, by Atticus Lish.

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Anita

In the Rogue Blood by James Carlos Blake. Bird of Another Heaven by James B. Houston.

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Earleen

Just started A Gentlemen in Moscow

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Kahlie

Just finished an advanced copy of Losing Brave by Stefne Miller and Bailee Madison. Now diving back into the Throne of Glass series, just started Queen of Shadows.

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Lynne

It’s going kind of slow. Anyone read it?
The Children’s Blizzard by David Laskin

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/240373

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Debbie

Five Carat Soul by James McBride.

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Kelley

Pachinko

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Brandi

The Breakdown by B.A. Paris

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Louise

Joe Hill’s Strange Weather

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Linda

The Breakdown (B.A. Paris)

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Dani

Outlander By Diana Gabaldon. A hefty 800+ pages but still enjoyable ☺

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Susan

So good. Those books stole the first half of my year in 2016 😉

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Lori

Strange weather by Joe Hill

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Jackie

Radium girls. True story. So sad

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Carolyn

Finishing Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz, then What She Left Behind by Ellen Marie Wiseman and The Dry by Jane Harper…off work until next year! ???

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Naomi

Magpie Murders is on tbr list…what did you think of it?

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Louise

I enjoyed Magpie Murders. Nice mystery in a mystery. A light read, and entertaining.

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Nicola

Trying to beat my slump by not having a current reads list lol ? and just randomly choosing books

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Peg

Books pictured are The Puppet Boy of Warsaw by Eva Weaver, and The Looking Glass War by John LeCarre.

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Margaret

Jan Karon’s newest book, To Be Where You Are

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Jeffery

The Art of Stillness

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Michael

Terry Prachett “Raising Steam” on Audible.

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Susan

Democracy in Chains by Nancy MacLean and Bonfire by Krysten Ritter

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Irene

The Rules of Magic

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Beth

A Game of Thrones

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Sandra

It by Stephen king

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Suzanne

The lost boy

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Jean

Just Now starting The Bridge Ladies. A memoir.

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Yvette

The Valley of Amazement by Amy Tan

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Aishwarya

A Christmas Carol.

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Deb

A Difficult Woman

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Myung

Demon Crown by James Rollins

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