Snowstorm, need a good book.

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Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed Fates and Furies. Hated Luckiest Girl Alive. I also loved The Storied Life of AJ Fikry, very sweet story.

Would love some recs for more thriller type books.

Descent by Tim Johnston is new in paperback and a very good suspense novel. I also liked Fates and Furies and hated Luckiest Girl Alive.

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Anonymous wrote:Good, quick read - The Luckiest Girl Alive

Nonfiction/Biography - Blackout, Rembering the Things I Drank to Forget, by Sarah Hepola

Thriller/Mystery - Mean Streak by Sandra Brown

On deck for the blizzard: The Bazaar of Bad Dreams, short stories by Stephen King

And

Snowblind by Christopher Golden

plus 1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Snow Child

I almost picked this one up. Let me know what you think!

New poster- i liked this book. It is sort of an adult fairy tale---somehow, though, I got into it!

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Anonymous wrote:Kitchens of the Great Midwest
The Country of Ice Cream Star
The Neapolitan Novels (there are four, they are awesome)
Fortune Smiles (short stories, Adam Johnson)

So cool to see this post! i loved Ice Cream Star and don't know a single other person that has read it. Loved the others you mention too, except for Kitchens of the Great Midwest, which I haven't read. I will add it to my list!

I admit, for the first couple chapters I couldn't make my brain comprehend the language and I almost put it down. But I told myself to stick with it and after 6-7 chapters I got the hang of it and could read it easily. Glad I pushed through!

Yes, me too. I had a similar experience with The Wake, which was a novel about England during the time of the Norman Conquest written in a faux-Old English that was hard to grasp at first. I recommend this one, too.

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I'm enjoying A Visit from the Goon Squad