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A good read and a page turner which puts the reader in the center of the social struggles between blacks and whites in the 1960's.
our group had a good discussion about this book.
The young author's journey in his quest for a heart-kidney transplant to save his life.
this novel is affectionally referred to by fans "as where it all began" as it establishes the wonderful characters who reappear in future novels. The book is filled with drama, humor and mystery as it follows the experiences of Stephanie Plum, bounty hunter. It was a real page turner for me.
this is a book that makes you think as there are many philosophical instances that occur between the characters.
You enter the world of ballet competitions among young adults set in a background of mystery, history and romance.
I enjoyed this book centered around a magical black dress. Each woman that wore it had a vision into her future destiny, sometimes good and sometimes frightening but making for an intriguing story. Our group had the option of coming to our book club dressed in a little black dress which added to the discussion fun.
An insightful look at the 2nd world war which America was on the verge of entering. Frankie Bard. the reporter overseas gives us the frightening accounting of what is happening in Europe while back in America we experience the lives here through Iris the Postmistress and Harry the mechanic who is sure the war is coming to America's shores.
A wonderful story told through the children's voices.
A true story of a popular bridal shop in Michigan and each bride's personal stories as they purchase their wedding dress. We get to know eight of the brides personally including the owner of the store of the store and her four generations of women.
Bel Canto is a story of the survivial of a house full of prestigous people from all over the world who are suddenly taken over as hostages by a group of rag-tag terrorists. How they manage to survive with their language barriers and other conditions makes for a dramatic, insightful story.
Our book club enjoyed this book about 39 year old Alice who got bonked on her head in the health club and woke up thinking she was still 29. She was totally confused to learn that she had 3 children and her marriage was headed for divorce and someone named Gina who everyone told her was her best friend, had died.
a psychological thriller page turner
A Charming book perfect for the Christmas Season with interesting and likeable characters.
our book club had such a exciting discussion that we ran overtime.
Following Harold Fry along his walking journey to Queenie, was a good read which made for a good discussion in our book club.
Our group liked discussing this book in fact our discussion ran overtime we were enjoying it so much. . Anna Quindlen writes with many insights to life from marriage to growing older.
Our book club had a great discussion with this novel.
We took a vote if anyone thought Jacob was innocent and out of our 20 members 3 did.
A very fun book to read and discuss; there are more secrets than just the husband\'s in this novel.
a perfect book for December. Fun to read the beginning of Santa as a baby.
our group loved this book. It was beautifully written and the two main characters - Marie-Laure and Werner captured our attention in an enduring way.
Very insightful book --I learned much about Cambodian people from their life living at the massive dump and also how important literacy can be.
A classic book that everyone should read. The depression was an important part of America's history.
gave me a new perspective on the relationships between families in black and white neighborhoods.
Having read To Kill A Mockingbird, made this book all the more interesting. To see the change in Mayhem over the 20 years was very insightful. Our book club had a very interesting and lively discussion.
An inside look at the mysterious life of the Rosemary who was kept from interacting with her large family and sent to live in a group home in rural Wisconsin.
A thoughtful memoir of life as it changes when the empty nest syndrome appears and how the writer discovers a new life ahead of her.
our book club had a fun discussion with this book. Lots of characters whose life intertwine across generations.
The setting takes place in the cold of winter in a time when there were no telephones or cars and people were dependent on neighbors for help in surviving.
places reader back in the life of WWII when German prisoners were held in concentration camps in among other US locations Door County in WI to help with the cherry harvest . Interesting, dangerous and even romantic relationship develop.
A delightful book for book clubs to read for their December Meeting.
Karen White is a wonderful writer; I enjoyed the novel from the first page to the last. The generation of the two sisters and their stories is great to read.
I found a new appreciation of music over the decades thru the life of Frankie Presto and those "the Music narrator" had him interact with like Tony Bennet, Elvis Presley, and many others. It was a wonderful read.
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