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message 2: by Claire (new)

Claire  (claire6452) | 718 comments Nadia and I are going to read Falling into Place by Amy Zhang.


message 3: by Lisa (new)

Lisa (ylisa7) Cristal and I chose to read Splintered by A.G. Howard.

I have to wait for my library to get it but I will read it when it comes in.


message 4: by Heather (last edited Feb 23, 2015 12:55PM) (new)

Heather (dustypork) | 24 comments Breanne and I are going to read Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore.


message 5: by Zara's Retreat (last edited Feb 27, 2015 10:14PM) (new)

Zara's Retreat | 2365 comments Jodi and I are going to read Mary, Called Magdalene


I just got my copy of this book today so I'm looking forward to getting started.


message 6: by Christine (new)

Christine Peterson | 20 comments Nicki and I are going to read The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling


message 7: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariah90602) | 2287 comments Olivia and I will be reading "All The Light We Cannot See".


message 8: by Zara's Retreat (new)

Zara's Retreat | 2365 comments Christine wrote: "Nicki and I are going to read The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling"

Hi Nicki and Christine. This is a worthwhile book to read. My advice is to persevere with it. It takes some time for the characters etc to be introduced but it's worth the effort. Enjoy


message 9: by Karina (new)

Karina (karinargh) | 807 comments Susan and I are reading Kindred by Octavia E. Butler.


message 10: by Christine (new)

Christine Peterson | 20 comments Zara wrote: "Christine wrote: "Nicki and I are going to read The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling"

Hi Nicki and Christine. This is a worthwhile book to read. My advice is to persevere with it. It takes some time..."


Thanks for the advice Zara! I am looking forward to seeing how J.K. Rowling tackles a story that doesn't include Harry Potter.


message 11: by Sherry (new)

Sherry (lilsherry) | 721 comments Nola and I decided on What the Duke Desires by Sabrina Jeffries.


message 12: by Claire (new)

Claire  (claire6452) | 718 comments Maria wrote: "Olivia and I will be reading "All The Light We Cannot See"."

I hope you like this as much as I did. Kara and I read it as twins last summer, and I absolutely LOVED it!


message 13: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn | 581 comments Rachel and I have decided to read Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain by David Eagleman.


message 14: by Cassandra (new)

Cassandra | 5832 comments Caro and I had a hard time deciding what book to choose because we had so many good books in common! We settled on Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami.

I'm super excited - this will be my first Murakami novel.


message 15: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariah90602) | 2287 comments Looking forward to it Claire.


message 16: by Karin (new)

Karin (karindem55) Theresa and I will be reading All the Bright Places


message 17: by Robyn (new)

Robyn | -15 comments bookwench69 and I will be reading Interview with the Vampire


message 18: by Gretchen (new)

Gretchen (tango_girl) | 2 comments Jennie and I are going to read The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion.


message 19: by Zara's Retreat (new)

Zara's Retreat | 2365 comments Gretchen wrote: "Jennie and I are going to read The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion."

Hi Gretchen

Enjoy this book. When I read it last year I coldn't put it down. I'll be interested to read what you both think of it.


Stefani - SpelingExpirt (speling_expirt) | 585 comments Robin and I are reading Cinder


message 21: by Gabby (new)

Gabby (lifeataglance) | 9 comments Gretchen wrote: "Jennie and I are going to read The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion."
I also read this, with my last TBR twin actually and it was a great book to discuss :)

Daisya and I will be reading All the Bright Places. Looking forward to it!


message 22: by Betwixt the (new)

Betwixt the Pages (betwixtthesepages) | 54 comments Abigail and I are going to be reading Deathless!


message 23: by Gwen S. (new)

Gwen S. (gwen1629) | 449 comments Stormie and Gwen: 'The Lincoln Myth' by Steve Berry for the 2015 March Buddy Read.


message 24: by JennyGirlReads (new)

JennyGirlReads (novelidea) | 69 comments Emily and I will be reading I Shall Be Near to You.


message 25: by JennyGirlReads (new)

JennyGirlReads (novelidea) | 69 comments Robyn wrote: "bookwench69 and I will be reading Interview with the Vampire"

You can't go wrong with that one! Wonderful book!


message 26: by JennyGirlReads (new)

JennyGirlReads (novelidea) | 69 comments Maria wrote: "Olivia and I will be reading "All The Light We Cannot See"."

I just got this one from my library after it being on hold at my library for over three months. I am excited to get into it!


message 27: by Claire (new)

Claire  (claire6452) | 718 comments Nadia and I have finished Falling into Place and we both really liked it a lot! The story revolves around a young girl who drives her car off the road to make her suicide look like an accident. The story is written with a non-linear time sequence, and shifts focus among the characters, but isn't confusing at all. The characters are well done, and the narrator is very unusual.

We both rated it 4 stars.


message 28: by Gwen S. (new)

Gwen S. (gwen1629) | 449 comments Karina wrote: "Susan and I are reading Kindred by Octavia E. Butler."

I loved the novel and the topic. Let me know your feelings
about this book , when you're done.
Gwen...


message 29: by Chelsea (new)

Chelsea LaCourse Arushi and I decided on The Handmaid's Tale. I've just finished. I think Arushi is still working on it. Don't want to give away too much, in case she sees this, but I rated it 4 stars. It's going to be fun discussing it with her.


message 30: by Nola (last edited Mar 21, 2015 02:42PM) (new)

Nola Arganbright Sherry and I both enjoyed the Book - What the Duke Desires by Sabrina Jeffries.
We brought different ideas of the book to the discussion. We were both impressed with the characters and the writing. We enjoyed how many elements of human nature were brought into the story such as parenting, matters of trust, dealing with mental health issues and some moral and ethical issues. We found these made the characters well rounded and believable.
The writing was excellent. The storyline and plot well thought out and researched. There was humor and doses of reality in the story.
This book had clean language and the love scene was done in good taste with passion between the characters but not tacky.
We both enjoyed the characters of Lissette and her brothers and the Duke. We are looking forward to reading the rest of the series as we have become attached to the characters and look forward to learning their fates! We decided that the book deserved a 5 star rating.

Sherry and Nola


message 31: by Gwen S. (new)

Gwen S. (gwen1629) | 449 comments I'm now at chapter seven of 'The Lincoln Myth', by Steve Berry. How are things at your end Storm is??


message 32: by Nicki (new)

Nicki Cominotti (cnc198) | 26 comments Christine and I just finished The Casual Vacancy and we both agree that while you definitely need to keep reading through the beginning, this novel represents why we love JK Rowling. We both gave it 4 stars.


message 33: by Christine (new)

Christine Peterson | 20 comments Nicki wrote: "Christine and I just finished The Casual Vacancy and we both agree that while you definitely need to keep reading through the beginning, this novel represents why we love JK Rowling..."

It is definitely worth reading. JK Rowling can write more than Harry Potter.


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