Reese's Book Club x Hello Sunshine discussion

Looking to get totally enthralled by a book. Need something GOOD! Open to any genre from laugh out loud funny to thriller.

Comment a book you surprisingly couldn’t put down below PLS!

Jackie wrote: "Looking to get totally enthralled by a book. Need something GOOD! Open to any genre from laugh out loud funny to thriller.

Comment a book you surprisingly couldn’t put down below PLS!"

Drowning and Falling both by T J Newman and almost any book by Freida McFadden.

Any book by Freida McFadden is a cover to cover - one sitting read for me. Love her books!

Days at the Morisaki Bookshop

I have been reading Colleen Hoover and her books are great quick reads and really hold my interest. I tend to get through them in a day or two.

Look Closer by David Ellis was my fav book of 2023! Sooo many twists and turns and will keep you guessing

Six Crimson Cranes

I enjoy reading books by Lucy Score! I've probably read over half of her books already just this year. =)

I just finished Starfish in a few hours. Granted it is a children's book but still worth the read.

South of the Button Wood Tree by Heather Webber

Shatter Me

At first I found fantasy boring but then I started reading the infernal devices and I'm obsessed omg I thought it's not my type now this is the best book I've ever read. My heart felt something sooo dep I can't explain and I'm not faking it is a great book i 100% recommend that book. It's a trilogy.

Pierre and Luce by Romain Rolland
The silent patient by Alex Michaelides

The Secrets of the Notebook by Eve Haas

In Five Years by Rebecca Serle

Fourth Wing

The Woman in the Window by A.J Finn

How does it feel by Jeneane O’Reily

No Exit by Taylor Adams

“The Guest” by Emma Cline

Misery by Stephen King I read in one sitting.

"Dethroned" by Branka Cubrilo. A fabulous read.

Jackie wrote: "Looking to get totally enthralled by a book. Need something GOOD! Open to any genre from laugh out loud funny to thriller.

Comment a book you surprisingly couldn’t put down below PLS!"

A Gentleman in Moscow

I love gobbling a book in one or two days. Not sure if it's okay to put forward one's own but reading reviews on Goodreads and on Amazon that it is being read in one sitting (and sadly more timely now than ever before): Places We Left Behind: a memoir-in-miniature available at https://www.vineleavespress.com/place...

We Were Liars 100%

Fourth wing by Rebecca Yarros!

Most recently: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin.

The Silent Patient- Alex Michaelides

And truly not for the faint of heart/ gore… False Witness-Karin Slaughter

3 days each

Currently reading Kings of the Wyld and gotta say, I love it.

Going on an adventure with your old friends.

Insanity Is Hereditary you get it from "Your Children."(2023 edition); and The Origin Of Words According To Dj. both of these books are short and unveil roads less traveled in self examination, in uniquely humorous, enlightening, loving, and refreshing ways.

I probably would say you can trust me by Gina blaxill or the love and lies of rukhsana ali. Read multiple books in one sitting but out of em all I loved these

Any book by John le Carre’. His writing is captivating. I have read all of his books. He was not one of those authors who crank out books by the dozens. There were usually about five years between books. But each one was worth waiting for.

Mile High by Liz Tomforde. I gave it 5-stars.

Never lie

The Roads Chosen - Ben Carlyle.

Julia Fox's memoir Down The Drain