Books: looking for the well-written yet light subject matter
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| After you’ve read all Liane Moriarty and Jojo Moyes. Not Nora Roberts (tho the romance genre is fine). |
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You might want to take a look at this thread:
Light, fun book recs, please? Nothing too heavy or familiar https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/780378.page |
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| Ruth Ware |
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Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady, Florence King
Jennifer Cruisie: Crazy For You Welcome to Temptation Faking It etc Almost French, Sarah Turnbull Comfort Me With Apples, Joe Fiorito A Place of My Own, Michael Pollan The Elegance of the Hedgehog, Muriel Barbery Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine, Gail Honeyman I Remember Nothing, Nora Ephron Let's Pretend This Never Happened, Jenny Lawson Playing the Jack, Mary Brown Chase the Moon, Catherine Nicholson |
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I don't know who those are, but I'm reading Graham Norton's first fiction book, and finding it very light. It's about finding bones in a sleepy Irish village.
It moves along gently, and I feel like it's the book version of meditating. |
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| Jennifer Cruise is really light. But well written. |
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I found lots of theses suggestions to lean too fluffy. |
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+1 to Let's Pretend This Never Happened by Jenny Lawson
One More Thing by BJ Novak |
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Don't knock these titles..they sound ridiculous but I enjoyed the heck out of them..
There's a series of books by Meg Cabot featuring a retired pop singer named Heather Wells who now works in a residence hall at a college. They are "mysteries" but it's fluff and sort of silly. I always cracked up while reading them. The titles of the series in order: Size 12 is Not Fat Size 14 Is Not Fat Either Big Boned Size 12 and Ready to Rock The Bride Wore Size 12 |
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| Fannie Flagg |
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Nick Hornby
About a boy. How to be good. My favorite: A long way down. |
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THANK YOU FOR THE LINKS! |
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the Hating Game
the woman in the window the kiss quotient |
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| I wish Someone were Waiting for me Somewhere. Anna Galvada |
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You are welcome. 
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