Book Club

[qualitygal]

Just thrift shopped and got 15 books of my once favorite author, Belva Plain.  So I plan to read those this winter, in fact I'm starting the first one soon, then I want to read the Harry Potter books.  So, I plan to add this to my hobbies and go back to enjoying my reading.

[beckyb1012]

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@qualitygal wrote:

Just thrift shopped and got 15 books of my once favorite author, Belva Plain.  So I plan to read those this winter, in fact I'm starting the first one soon, then I want to read the Harry Potter books.  So, I plan to add this to my hobbies and go back to enjoying my reading.

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Belva was the greatest, I so loved reading her books.  I may have to go back through all the ones again at the library.  I have read Harry twice.  You will enjoy all.

[CANDLEQUEEN]

I finished 29 Seconds over the weekend, it was so good! I am really loving this author T.M. Logan! I think I have read almost all of his books in the last 2 months....They are very good thrillers....I started HE STARTED IT , By Samantha Downing, so far very good!

[DearPrudence]

I went to the library hoping to find Deeper than the Dead by Tami Hoag but they didn't have it. So I checked out Cold Cold Heart instead. It was not good. There were a lot of loose ends.

[AuntG]

Started August by reading the last three books in J.F. Riordan's series set on Washington Island, Wisconsin. In the July thread, I mentioned North of the Tension Line. The next books were The Audacity of Goats, Robert's Rules and A Small Earnest Question. While not filled with tons of excitement, there are some interesting characters and a few mysteries to figure out. I learned about yoga classes with goats, some things about small town government and that good triumphs over evil.

[SWEET]

Another Danielle Steel read in one day.    Complications which comes out 8/17.  Typical read but enjoyable.  Her books always finish w/a happy ending.

[dmod nj]

@icezeus  thank you for this month's thread.

@CareBears  I'm sorry your arm is causing you pain and discomfort.    I hope you are feeling better very soon. 

Kate Hewitt is a new author for me.  If you've read her before, which book should I start with?  Which one was your favorite?  Which one should I stay away from? 

Thanks for any suggestions.  

[kitty45]

I just finished a brick of a book called Napoleon: A Life by Andrew Roberts.  Loved it.

Now reading Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice.  So far so good.  It's a dystopian story that takes place on the Anishinaabe reservation.  

[BornToShop]

I give this book a 2 out of 5.  My favorite genre is psychological thrillers, locked room mysteries, Historical Fiction, however this book did not deliver.  Looooong chapters among a few other turn-offs.  I almost PTB.  

                        

[Lilysmom1]

@kitty45 , just read the synopsis of Moon of the Crusted Snow.  Sounds very interesting!  Have marked it fir reading after I get through my current long read.  LM