Book Club

[mollymaggie]

I need a non depressing book that you just cant put down    Can anyone suggest one?

[QVCkitty1]

” A Man Called Ove “ by Fredrick Backman.  It’s heart warming.

[Dusty1]

Dumplin by Julie Murphy

Bare Bones by Bobby Bones

I Must Say by Martin Short

These are 3 books that I really enjoyed  they made me feel good.

I read a lot of young adult fiction & I like that. Great stories, but not as intense as adult fiction. Not as much violence or sex (though it is a bit surprising to me, how much sex there is in some of the young adult novels-but not as graphic).

[3blackdogs]

I like the books by Mary Kay Andrews. Some are a series of 2-3. “Weekenders”. “Summer Rental”
“Savannah Blues” etc.

[lynne6was7]

Jan Karon's Mitford/Father Tim series (to be read in order):

• At Home in Mitford (1994)
• A Light in the Window (1995)
• These High, Green Hills (1996)
• Out to Canaan(1997)
• A New Song (1999)
• A Common Life: the Wedding Story (2001)
• In This Mountain (2002)
• Shepherds Abiding (2003)
• Light from Heaven (2005)
• Home to Holly Springs (2007)
• In the Company of Others (2010)
• Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good (2014)
• Come Rain or Come Shine (2015)
• To Be Where You Are (2017)

[sunala]

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman. - Pure love!

Lottery by Patricia Wood.- I loved it!

An Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff -- So endearing!

[Bridgegal]

I've just read 12 books by Scott Pratt.  He is self published and on Amazon.  If you happen to have Kindle Unlimited, you can read his books for free.

I liked all of them.  The Joe Dillard , 9 book series is one and there is a 3 book series with the main character is Darren Street.   There are more, I'm just taking a short break and reading some authors and then I'll go back.  

both of these main characters are lawyers but I don't know if all of his books are in the legal arena.

They are page turners and easy reads.