The County Library discussion

You guys, I can't believe I didn't notice this until now. It's Goodreads Romance Week. You can click on the special Goodreads icon and get connected to lots of romance books. FUN!

I just finished listening to You And Me, Always
by Jill Mansell. A light fluffy read, which is perfect for drab February in Utah. As you can imagine, the ending tied up all cheerfully. There was a part near the end that did make me laugh out loud in the car, so it's getting a 4 star rating.

Jackie wrote: "I just finished listening to You And Me, Always
by Jill Mansell. A light fluffy read, which is perfect for drab February in Utah. As you can imagine, the ending tied up all cheerfully. There was a ..."

Nice

I reviewed four Romances on Meridian: http://ldsmag.com/lds-fiction-februar...

Ooh, I have a copy of the Josi Kilpack book I need to read it.

I would love to read that new Josi Kilpack book!

I just finished a Jude Devereaux novel I picked up at DI called Someone To Love. it was really great except for the unexpected implied ghost sex... weird.

I read a time-travel book with a great romance in it called All of our Wrong Todays by Elan Mastai. For Black History Month, I read 2 books: Swing Time by Zadie Smith and Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. I highly recommend all 3!

I read The Rise of Miss Notley by Rachael Anderson

I read How I Met your Brother by Jeanette Rallison. It was a great, fun book.

I just finished The Hating Game, also a Reader's Choice nominee.

I read Rebel Magisters. Here's my review if you want it!

http://www.eatreadandbemommy.com/2017...

I read The Lady of the Lakes by Josi S Kilpack. I enjoyed it!

I read Home by Toni Morrison. It's not a romance, but it is a love story.

I read two books that can count for this challenge ... Disenchanted: The Trials of Cinderella which is, obviously, a Cinderella story, but also had lots of other great things in it and ended up being significantly more moving than I expected.

and
Cash Valley which is a fun book set in Logan and written by a friend's husband.

But while I didn't get involved in the discussion earlier, I agree that it would be nice if next year the challenge was a bit different...

I also read Cash Valley. For Black History Month, I read, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, March: Book One, and You Can't Touch My Hair: And Other Things I Still Have to Explain

Brianon is our prize drawing winner for February 2017's reading challenge. She read The Reluctant Heiress by Eva Ibbotson. She also readSomeone to Love by Jude Deveraux.

Congratulations Brianon!

Hooray Brianon!

yay!!