s/o Come in if you're 40+ (or any age!) and want to share the fluffy books you've read!

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Anonymous wrote:It isn’t extremely fluffy, but it is an easy read with a fun premise: The Husbands by Holly Gramazio.

I enjoyed this book as well! I appreciated that you could draw larger philosophical meaning from it if you were so inclined - or you could just follow the unique plot and light humor.

I am loving this thread, as I am a 45 year old woman too exhausted by the world and by demands on my life to want anything other than escape when I read. I recently discovered Clare Mackintosh’s Ffion Morgan novels (two so far- The Last Party and A Game of Lies), and I really liked them.

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I recently read The Mrs MacKinnons by Jayne Davis and it was just so cozy. There was no conflict that wasn’t resolved with two pages. The historical period was interesting. The romance was slow, closed-door, and totally organic. It was clean without being A Sweet Blessing Romance ™ IYKWIM. Most importantly, no first or second tier characters were made to do stupid things in service to the plot. Really, just an all around pleasure to read.

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Not new but I really enjoyed it - You deserve each other by Sarah Hogle. Read it on Libby, romantic comedy story about a couple experiencing issues. Very upbeat and fluffy.

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Anonymous wrote:My tired eyes (or subliminal mind) read “filthy books” 👀, which meant an immediate click haha

Those work too!

-OP

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Thanks for all of these recommendations!

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Anonymous wrote:Bad Summer People—delightful snarky fun

Very Bad Company but the same author was good too!

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I’ve been getting into the cozy mystery genre. It’s not my normal read. Easy though. Sometimes easy is ok.

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Jen Deluca

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve been getting into the cozy mystery genre. It’s not my normal read. Easy though. Sometimes easy is ok.

I love a cozy mystery when well written. The not so well written ones benefit from listening to the audiobook versus reading the written word.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve been getting into the cozy mystery genre. It’s not my normal read. Easy though. Sometimes easy is ok.

I love a cozy mystery when well written. The not so well written ones benefit from listening to the audiobook versus reading the written word.

Any recommendations for good cozy mysteries? I have enjoyed Louise Penny’s Armand Gamache series.

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recently read the inmate by freida mcFadden - it was a good light read to start my goal of reading more books this year.

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Anonymous wrote:My tired eyes (or subliminal mind) read “filthy books” 👀, which meant an immediate click haha

Me too! So I went back and read all the 2 threads on smut recommendations