I’m in a reading slump. Does anyone have a recommendation? Any genre
I’m in a reading slump. Does anyone have a recommendation? Any genre
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try a danielle steel book. they hold your interest and move fast. believe me when i say you will be pleasantly surprised. smiles
She always gets me out of my reading slumps as well.
Oh yes! How did I forget about her? My coworker loves her books. Adding her to my list. Thanks!
Free on KU. Check out the sample chapters on amazon ? The Captive Born (The Captive Series Book 1) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079KY2Z1F/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_RT6nBb08NQJ2G
An old favorite of yours
Karen Rose-romance, suspense, mystery
I’ve just read Humber Boy B by Ruth Dugdall and really enjoyed it. If that’s not your genre The Travelling Tea Shop by Belinda Jones is an easy read
Diary of a mad fat girl
I loved that book!
@Misty I did too I think I went and ordered the rest of hers after that lol
I didn’t read the rest of the series, so I’m going to check it out. I love getting pulled into a series
@Misty who are your favorite authors?
@Angela My favs are Emily Giffin (who I found out just released a new book this week), Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Kristin Harmel, Charlaine Harris, and Denise Grover Swank. I love Brenda Novak, too. I know that was a lot. Haha! How about you? Any favorites?
@Misty yes that is alot lol some of my favorites include James Patterson, John Grisham, erica spindler,sandra brown,stephanie McAfee,Eric Jerome Dickey
These are just a few lol
The water at the End of the World is a YA Historical Fiction set in ancient Peru. It is a retelling of an Andean legend written in the style of magical realism. Experience amazing adventures in the Andes as Yana Mayu goes in search of the magical water that will cure the young heir to the throne of the Inca Empire. https://www.amazon.com/Michael-Easterling/e/B0752PRJ7R
The help, Olive Kitteridge, Sweet Hereafter, The Woman Upstairs,
I’m going to check out the woman upstairs!
I just read The Road, the 5th wave and the shining. I recommend all of them.
Americanah, The Poisonwood Bible, Outlander, The Lost Boys (The one by Orson Scott Card)
Maybe check out my novel, and feel free to provide feedback, thoughts, etc on the site. Hope you enjoy and happy reading! ☺ http://swoonreads.com/m/the-point/
I’ll check it out!
@Misty Awesome, thank you! Please enjoy and feel free to give any feedback, if you want!
The perfect mother by Aimee molley or Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeny were really good mystery thriller novels!
How about a female poison assassin from Tudor England? https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36194389-apricots-and-wolfsbane?ac=1&from_search=true
Scythe – it’s fast paced and keeps you guessing throughout.
My husband is an avid reader of sci-fi and fantasy and such, and he said it was one of the most unique books he’s read.
The whole family read it, and now we are reading the sequel, Thunderhead.
That one sounds very interesting! Thanks!
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng
Here and Gone, by me.?