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message 651: by Laurel (new)

Laurel (laureljean) The Clay Girl, The Underground Railroad, and No Exit.


message 652: by Elena (new)

Elena Manole (elenamnl) The Dumb House by John Burnside


message 653: by Monica Lourenco (new)

Monica Lourenco  | 5 comments Bring Me Back, by B. A. Paris.So far, it is interesting!


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Oneida Mason | 1 comments I’m reading Carry On by Rainbow Rowell and I love it so far. Definitely got some Harry Potter vibes going on


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Laurie Winiarski | 1 comments I’m finishing The Lies We Told. Will be reading Where’d Ya Go Bernadette? next.


message 656: by Kelli (new)

Kelli | 5 comments Cindy wrote: "Just finished The Favorite Sister by Jessica Knoll

Now reading The Death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth Ware"


I loved The Favorite Sister and Ruth Ware is one of my favorite authors!! I hope you enjoy it!

I'm currently listening to How to Walk Away by Katherine Center. I've been in a bit of a reading slump, so I'm listening to the book instead of reading it and I'm trying a genre I don't read too often. I usually stick to thrillers, but I just don't have the attention span I need to really get into them.


message 657: by Lori T. (new)

Lori T. Lee Just finished Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman. It was a fantastic, fast-paced, kept me up all hours, made me miss my train stop twice, kind of book. Steadman is one of my new favorite authors. Can’t wait for her next book!


message 658: by Shirley (new)

Shirley | 7 comments Just finished The Last House Guest...it had some moments but the end seemed to be dragged out way too long with not a great ending...I would give it a 3 out of 5


message 659: by Kristin (new)

Kristin (kristinklein) | 3 comments Currently reading “In Defense of Food� which makes me wonder what we really should be eating!😫🤪 It blows holes into all the dietary guidelines of the last 50 years. But I think the end result will be whole unprocessed foods, especially those grown / raised without chemical intervention. Also reading “The Brave Art of Motherhood� it has great reviews but I don’t identify with it much. I’m reviewing “Where the Crawdads Sing� next week for our local book group.


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Cortney House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig
I am pleasantly suprised. I was not well informed on what this was about other than it being considered teen fiction. (I'm not sure that I find there to be too much "teen" about it. And that reference is only bc that is what the library's label lists it to be. I am rather enjoying the "Twelve Dancing Princesses'" retelling. I honestly have no idea what happened because I have never read The Twelve Dancing Princesses, but after I finish this I just might have to. It is quite interesting and I am curious to see how it compares to the old fairy tale. I love the relation to the ocean and the gods. It is also much lighter than my last few reads which is an excellent break! <3


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Chapter Chat With A (chapter_chat_with_a) | 1 comments Currently reading It by Stephen King
To be completely honest I have never felt as confused by a book as I do with this one. I haven’t seen the movie and had high hopes for the book, but at 68% in, I’m wondering why do I keep reading?


message 662: by Sabine (new)

Sabine Adrianna wrote: "Currently reading It by Stephen King
To be completely honest I have never felt as confused by a book as I do with this one. I haven’t seen the movie and had high hopes for the book, but at 68% in, ..."

I am not at all a SK fan, either


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Margot (margotvg) | 2 comments Laurie wrote: "I’m finishing The Lies We Told. Will be reading Where’d Ya Go Bernadette? next."

omg I loved the book Where'd ya go Bernadette? one of my favourites


message 664: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 4 comments I finished "Red, White and Royal Blue" and "Normal People" -- two books that could not be more different, but I enjoyed them both. Debating what to read next...


message 665: by Meg (new)

Meg Jordan | 3 comments Reading In Defense of Food (my quarterly health read) but before that I red Ask Again, Yes and An American Marriage.. both great reads. I think Washington Black is next on my list.


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Jennifer ☕ | 8 comments Just finished All The Flowers in Paris by Sarah Jio and it was fantastic!


message 667: by Nicole (new)

Nicole I'm listening to The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky and reading The Tenth Girl by Sara Farling.


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Melinda (melindacooper_) | 7 comments Oneida wrote: "I’m reading Carry On by Rainbow Rowell and I love it so far. Definitely got some Harry Potter vibes going on"

I've read this twice now and so excited for the sequel to come out in September!


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Maria Jane (maria_jane98) | 1 comments currently reading Educated and it's becoming my fave book!


message 670: by Sarita (new)

Sarita | 13 comments Bear Town.


message 671: by Katie (new)

Katie Van Alyne Just finished the Moment of Lift, definitely worth the read. Onto Little Fires Everywhere


message 672: by Donna (new)

Donna (dfree46) | 5 comments Why has this ŷ Bookclub been showing Whisper Network as our current read? What is the newest Reese’s Pick? Please update sooner so we will be able to purchase the newest pick sooner.


message 673: by Dannie (new)

Dannie (danniejefferies) Currently re-reading the Outlander series. I am tackling The Fiery Cross for the sixth time.... it is SUCH a slog. I don't recall any of the books dragging like this before. I re-read the whole series every 2 years or so, in preparation for the next instalment... ever hopeful!


message 674: by Kristine (new)

Kristine | 12 comments Reese only made the announcement yesterday - 9/1! And actually i think this book isn’t released until 9/3! 😉


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Andrea Greer | 2 comments I'm currently reading The Last Thing You Surrender. Historical fictions are admittedly not one of first-choice genres, so this has been a great stretch out of my regular comfort zone... so far.


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Julianne (missjulianne) | 1 comments Just finished A Mercy by Toni Morrison last night. Looking to start something else.


message 677: by Jolene (new)

Jolene  (texasjo) | 1 comments Where'd You Go Bernadette by Maria Semple. Where'd You Go, Bernadette


message 678: by Cathleen (new)

Cathleen (stillie418) | 1 comments Somewhere In Time Book 1, by Barbara Bretton

Just started reading it so no opinion yet :-)


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Rhiannan Atkinson (rhiannanc) | 1 comments Currently reading The Last House Guest :)


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Christie (cmglynn01) | 2 comments Ivy Aberdeen's Letter to the World by Ashley Herring Blake


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Denise (denisemeagles) | 71 comments I just finished All The Flowers In Paris. It is wonderful.


message 682: by Amanda (new)

Amanda (asharpe1) | 1 comments the seven husbands of evelyn hugo! 48% way through. I feel like I'm flying. it's an easy and light read. I last read before we were yours, and loved it, but it weighed heavy on me. so this is really nice


message 683: by Laura (new)

Laura Nasoulinh (lauranasoulinh) | 123 comments Whisper Network


message 684: by Alyssa (new)

Alyssa (alyssascard) | 57 comments I just finished The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides and all I can say is WOW! One of the best books I’ve read in a while.


message 685: by Tiffiney (new)

Tiffiney Lynn (tiffineyc) | 4 comments The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware...she's one of my favorite authors


message 686: by Tiffiney (new)

Tiffiney Lynn (tiffineyc) | 4 comments Alyssa wrote: "I just finished The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides and all I can say is WOW! One of the best books I’ve read in a while."

I loved that book!


message 687: by Yadi (new)

Yadi | 40 comments Alyssa wrote: "I just finished The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides and all I can say is WOW! One of the best books I’ve read in a while."

I agree!!


message 688: by Nadiya (last edited Sep 05, 2019 05:58AM) (new)

Nadiya Bhatia | 10 comments I’m halfway through the Stationary Shop. It’s pretty good so far. I'm also reading The Last Mrs. Parrish.


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Tracie | 3 comments One Fifth Avenue, by Candace Bushnell


message 690: by Nancy (new)

Nancy | 1 comments Reading, A Little Life, by Hanya Yanagihara. READ IT! POWERFUL, PROVOKING, HEART-BREAKING, JOYFUL, HOPEFUL...❤️


message 691: by Deanna (new)

Deanna Matlick | 1 comments The Huntress by Kate Quinn.


message 692: by Nadiya (new)

Nadiya Bhatia | 10 comments I'm halfway through The last Mrs. Parrish and reading the silent patient for my book club


message 693: by Gina (new)

Gina | 2 comments I'm in the middle of Next Year in Havana and am having a hard time putting it down.


message 694: by Suzanne (new)

Suzanne | 8 comments A Woman is No Man.


message 695: by Marissa (new)

Marissa (msavignano) | 1 comments Currently reading Mr. Penumbra’s 24-hour bookstore by Robin Sloan.


message 696: by Erin (new)

Erin Reichert | 2 comments Us Against You


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Judith von Kirchbach (judithkirchbach) | 11 comments Fleischman is in trouble by Taffy Brodesser-Akner


message 698: by Yadi (new)

Yadi | 40 comments The Goldfinch


message 699: by Tracy Marie (new)

Tracy Marie (whatawhimsicallife) I'm reading Light from other Stars


message 700: by Chelsea (new)

Chelsea | 1 comments Between sisters—Kristin Hannah


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