Where can I join a bookclub online? I am not on Facebook.

thanks!

Last Fiction: Guncle (enjoyed. solid 4 stars)
Last Nonfiction: Empire of Pain (very good. 4 stars)
Current: No Light to Land (beautifully written. will probably be 5 stars for me)
Next: The Lincoln Highway or The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois

I just read The Maidens......it was ok.

Lucy Foley's latest just dropped today: The Paris Apartment. That's on my list to read next.

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Anonymous wrote:Last: Elizabeth is Missing. A little repetitive but I liked it.
Current: The Push. Not as thrilling as I hoped.
Next: Verity or House on the Cerulean Sea

I gave myself nightmares reading Verity then The Push too close together - but maybe it’s your preferred genre!

NP. It's my preferred genre. Please recommend more nightmare educing reads.

In cold blood

That is a good rec to PP!

NP. I’ve never heard of Verity or the Push, but they’re both going on my list! Nightmare-loving PPs, have you read Mexican Gothic? Not for everyone, but I adored it.

Anonymous wrote:Last: Beautiful Ruins (loved it!)

Currently (but struggling with it): The Overstory

Next: I saw the news about Dr. Paul Farmer on Twitter. I had never heard of him but people are devastated so I’m thinking about reading the book about him that another poster also mentioned above. Mountains Beyond Mountains.

The book is fantastic. Really well-written about a truly extraordinary man. Tremendous loss to us all today. 😢

Anonymous wrote:Last: Beautiful Ruins (loved it!)

Currently (but struggling with it): The Overstory

Next: I saw the news about Dr. Paul Farmer on Twitter. I had never heard of him but people are devastated so I’m thinking about reading the book about him that another poster also mentioned above. Mountains Beyond Mountains.

I just could not stick with The Overstory. I liked all the setup pieces n the beginning, but once the main storyline started it just lost me. I keep seeing it on the bestseller list (at least for the DC area) and wonder what I am missing. But a dear old friend who is also a reader said she had the same experience, so I felt better.

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Anonymous wrote:Last: Elizabeth is Missing. A little repetitive but I liked it.
Current: The Push. Not as thrilling as I hoped.
Next: Verity or House on the Cerulean Sea

I gave myself nightmares reading Verity then The Push too close together - but maybe it’s your preferred genre!

NP. It's my preferred genre. Please recommend more nightmare educing reads.

In cold blood

That is a good rec to PP!

Anonymous wrote:Sort of book related: I was very sorry to hear that Dr. Paul Farmer died today.

One of my fave books is about him - Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder.

https://www.amazon.com/Mountains-Beyond-Tracy-Kidder/dp/0812973011/ref=nodl_

+1 great one for those who haven't read it

Last: Fault Lines by Emily Itami (thumbs up)

Current: A Separation by Katie Kitamura (so-so)

Next: 1000 Years of Joys and Sorrows by Ai Weiwei (memoir)

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Anonymous wrote:Last: Elizabeth is Missing. A little repetitive but I liked it.
Current: The Push. Not as thrilling as I hoped.
Next: Verity or House on the Cerulean Sea

I gave myself nightmares reading Verity then The Push too close together - but maybe it’s your preferred genre!

NP. It's my preferred genre. Please recommend more nightmare educing reads.

In cold blood

Anonymous wrote:Last: The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell - kind of long, but I really wanted to know what happened, so I kept with it. Really needed a good editing.

Current: Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood - Loving it

Next Up: Crying in H-Mart by Michelle Zauner

Crying in HMart is GREAT as an audio book. It’s read by the author.

LOVE that you started this, OP!

Last: Never, by Ken Follett. With all his books, I find them a little dull but am in awe of the perfectly crafted plotting and attention to detail.

Current: On Writing Well, by William Zinsler. Absolutely brilliant. Would make a great gift for any writer or word-lover in your life. I recently read Dryer’s English as well and like this one 5x better.

Next: Just started Truly, Madly, Guilty, by Lianne Moriarty. I have mixed feelings about her books, but it was at a Little Free Library and I needed a vacation read.

Anonymous wrote:How is 50 Shades a book club discussion book??? Good luck!

They made this exact topic into an entire movie.

Last: Beautiful Ruins (loved it!)

Currently (but struggling with it): The Overstory

Next: I saw the news about Dr. Paul Farmer on Twitter. I had never heard of him but people are devastated so I’m thinking about reading the book about him that another poster also mentioned above. Mountains Beyond Mountains.

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Anonymous wrote:Last: Elizabeth is Missing. A little repetitive but I liked it.
Current: The Push. Not as thrilling as I hoped.
Next: Verity or House on the Cerulean Sea

I gave myself nightmares reading Verity then The Push too close together - but maybe it’s your preferred genre!

NP. It's my preferred genre. Please recommend more nightmare educing reads.

If those two books are your jam, you should read Baby Teeth. Also, if you aren't opposed to a book with every trigger warning you can think of, I recommend Whispers and the Roars by K. Webster. It's one of the most f'ed up books I've ever read but in the very best way.

Thanks! I've read Baby Teeth.

I'm all about the most F'd up books. My life is super boring so triggering books are how I get my excitement. I'm downloading it on my Kindle now.

Oh! And another one - have you read Little Darlings by Melanie Golding?