Book Club

[Judaline]

Paris in the forties sounds good. But we can't go back, can we? I think I'd like to live in Mitford.

[Caligurll]

Montana.  I'm reading Expecting to Die by Lisa Jackson.  I love this series.  The town is Grizzly Falls, but I think it is a fictional town.

[abbalulu]

Somewhere in western Tennessee at the present time.

[beckyb1012]

I would so love to live in Mitford myself.  Read the series over and over.

[CareBears]

I just finished "The Two Family House"  set in Brooklyn, in the 50's & 60's.

[CareBears]

@Judaline @beckyb1012 Ever since I read the very first book by Jan Karon in the Mitford series I have said over and over "I want to live in a town just like Mitford"!

[beckyb1012]

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@CareBears wrote:

@Judaline @beckyb1012 Ever since I read the very first book by Jan Karon in the Mitford series I have said over and over "I want to live in a town just like Mitford"!

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@CareBearsCape Light from the Thomas Kinkaide series would be my next choice.  Thank goodness Katherine Spencer is keeping the series going so I will not miss my friends.

[CareBears]

@beckyb1012 I am not familiar with the Cape Light series by Thomas Kincade, thanks for highlighting that in your comments, if it is anything like the Mitford series I think I will be in love with the stories!

[Sooner]

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@hoosieroriginal wrote:

I recently am a cord cutter (no TV) and am starting to read again - so I'll be joining you here more often.

Currently reading The Ladies Room by Carolyn Brown - set in current day in Tishomingo, OK.  Great book for women who are divorced or recently divorced.  Book moves quickly - gets right into story line - that's what I love about it.  Highly recommend.

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Uh oh!  Is it about Blake and Gwen?  LOL!!!

Seriously, to answer the OP:  The WHITE HOUSE!  

[withaK]

I really enjoyed that trilogy of NR's !   I hope you do as well.