Reese's Book Club x Hello Sunshine discussion

"The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig.
I liked it because it reminded the importance of awareness of the things we have. Instead of regrets and thinking about how different our lives would be if we had different choices, concentrating on the beauty of the moment is the key to happiness and the creation of a fulfilling future.
"But you will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life" Camus

Love, Theoretically.

The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

The magnolia palace by Fiona Davis

Yan Lianke The Explosion Chronicles

A painted Sky by Laura wood

Verity by Colleen Hoover

The seven year slip by Ashley poston

A thousand boy kisses 💔

Fairy Tale by Stephen King

The last book I read was Matthew Perry’s “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing”. Interesting book about Matthew Perry’s struggle with Alcoholism and Drug Addiction. Learned a little about his acting career too.

Sing Her Down, Ivy Pochoda. Was an excellent book, dealt two with women convicts who are released. Explores the dark side that women can possess. It gave me a lot to think about.

Out of place

The Paris key by Juliet Blackwell

The Leftover Woman by Jean Kwok

the grace year by kim liggett.

Finding me by viola Davis

Atlas the story of pa salt (last book of the seven sisters series #8) by Lucinda Riley and Harry Whitaker (her son)

The Women, Kristin Hannah. Cried many times reading it, yet it also pulls out the possibility of healing and joy in life. It is such a powerful look at how hard life was for a woman returning as a combat nurse from Vietnam. Women were said to not even have ever been in Vietnam. Highly Recommend this book.

Cemaliye wrote: "The last book I read was Matthew Perry’s “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing”. Interesting book about Matthew Perry’s struggle with Alcoholism and Drug Addiction. Learned a little about hi..."
That was a hard book to read at times. Sadly, Matthew Perry died yesterday. It really shakes me up as he endured so much and lived to tell his story. I almost feel into the false belief that he would make it though somehow.

Sorcery of thorns by Margaret Rogerson!

It Starts with Us- Colleen Hoover

Let her rest by J.R. Erickson

the ex hex — did not like it at all. Couldn’t wait until the book was done. Too much 🌶️🌶️🌶️ for me lol

Alice in wonderland the 1865 unabridged version.

The memory keeper of kyiv by Erin litteken

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

The book of speculation by Erika swyler

The thirteenth tale by Diane setterfield

The au pair by Emma rous

An enchantment of ravens by Margaret Rogerson

Life Lessons from the Terminator by Bruis Cabilio

The ghost fields by Elly Griffith

The princess plan by Julia London

Good girls guide to murder by holly Jackson

Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney

The museum of failures by thrity umrigar

Hello, I’m read Shamed by Linda Castillo

Daisy darker by Alice feeney

The night house by Jo nesbo

Let him in by William friend

House of ash and bone by Joel a. Sutherland

A haunting in the Arctic by c.j. Cooke

Starling house by Alice E. Harrow

The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion

The Summer I Turned Pretty series.

The ten thousand doors of January by Alix E. Harrow

I've always loved the movie 'Practical Magic' and I finally read the book

'Dethroned' by Branka Cubrilo, a chilling war saga, beautifully written.

"Those Empty Eyes" by Charlie Donlea