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The Forgotten Book Club
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Many thanks to NetGalley and Harper Collins | Avon for gifting me a digital ARC of the latest book by Kate Storey. All opinions expressed in this review are my own - 5 stars!
Grace is mourning the sudden loss of her beloved husband, Frank, and one year later is still struggling. Her daughter and grandson encourage her to get out and suggest that she attend the book club that Frank started. But this is no ordinary book club - it's a silent book club that is respectful of the fact that not everyone has the time to read or wants to talk. Grace soon finds herself wanting to help build up this small group as a tribute to Frank.
I loved this author's previous book, The Memory Library, and once again we find relatable characters dealing with issues, but finding support and love through community. This is definitely another love letter to books, and I found myself making notes of books to add to my never-ending TBR list and considering what my Desert Island Reads would be. There's also lots of discussion on ADHD and neurodivergent issues, all handled respectfully and informatively. The characters are great and I became emotionally attached to their journeys. Another fabulous book!
Grace is mourning the sudden loss of her beloved husband, Frank, and one year later is still struggling. Her daughter and grandson encourage her to get out and suggest that she attend the book club that Frank started. But this is no ordinary book club - it's a silent book club that is respectful of the fact that not everyone has the time to read or wants to talk. Grace soon finds herself wanting to help build up this small group as a tribute to Frank.
I loved this author's previous book, The Memory Library, and once again we find relatable characters dealing with issues, but finding support and love through community. This is definitely another love letter to books, and I found myself making notes of books to add to my never-ending TBR list and considering what my Desert Island Reads would be. There's also lots of discussion on ADHD and neurodivergent issues, all handled respectfully and informatively. The characters are great and I became emotionally attached to their journeys. Another fabulous book!
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March 28, 2025
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