2-3-4 Challenge discussion

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Carry over from October
✔ ☊ Killing Floor by Lee Child (book 1 in the Jack Reacher series) ★★★★☆
✔ Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly ★★★★☆
☞ Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Books to choose from for November and December
A Donation of Murder by Felicity Young (book 5 in the Dr McCleland series)
✔ The Crossing by Michael Connelly (book 27 in the Harry Bosch universe) ★★★★☆
The Wrong Side of Goodbye by Michael Connelly (book 28 in the Harry Bosch universe)
Two Kinds of Truth by Michael Connelly (book 29 in the Harry Bosch universe)
Murder on Lexington Avenue by Victoria Thompson (book 12 in the Gaslight Mysteries)
☊ The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams (book 2 in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series)
Innocent in Death by J D Robb (book 24 in the In Death series)
A Column of Fire by Ken Follett (book 3 in the Knightsbridge series)
☊ Swansong by Damien Boyd (book 4 in the DI Nick Dixon series)
Magic Steals by Ilona Andrews (book 8 in the Kate Daniels series)
A Bitter Dying by L J Sellers (book 12 in the Detective Jackson series)
You Can't Hide by Karen Rose (book 5 in the Romantic Suspense series)
Dead as a Doornail by Charlain Harris (book 6 in the Sookie Stackhouse series)
G is for Gumshoe by Sue Grafton (book 7 in the Kinsey Milhone series)
✔ Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman ★★★★★

You have a great list. I don't think you'll be able to go wrong with most of those, if not all. Enjoy!

I loved Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine and found Lilac Girls very interesting (I love the historical fiction mixed with real life people.)

Have a wonderful month Tracey. Enjoy Little Women.

Happy reading!

Great list. Have a great month.

Thank you all!

Hope you have a great month!

I finished Lilac Girls. Another great book about what happened during WWII. I liked that the author based it on a lot of real people. She also really brought out the personalities. My only complaint is that it felt a bit choppy at times as it rotated around 3 characters. At one point I had to go ahead and read the beginning of one chapter as I couldn't wait to read what happened to a character!

I loved that book! Also remember skipping ahead to continue one narrator’s story and then going back:)

Here are some pics and links you might find interesting.

Dorothea Binz was described as having an "Olympia roll" hairdo and I didn't know what that was so here's a version.



I found photos of Herta, Fritz and Gebhardt on the author's website:

Photos of Herta and others

The author recently discovered a new picture of Caroline to share. Here's the link (on GR):

https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog...

Thanks for sharing Jonetta! Fascinating. Herta looks very different to what I imagined.

I thought so, too.