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message 1: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
let's talk March books!


message 2: by Julie (new)

Julie So here are the books coming up for my other groups. How about one of these?

The Silver Linings Playbook by Matthew Quick The Devil in the White City Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven The Little Giant of Aberdeen County by Tiffany Baker Summer Shift by Lynn Kiele Bonasia


message 3: by Little Bee (new)

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I would read All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven

Devil in the White City took too much energy to get through...which saddened me because I had been wanting to read it for years. I hope the movie is better. I hope they do it like World War Z...nothing like the book LOL


message 4: by Julie (new)

Julie I remember you wanting to read it a while back.....hopefully I can get through it :(


message 5: by Julie (new)

Julie Let's plan on reading All the Bright Places then! I'll plan on starting it on the 1st..... :)


message 6: by Little Bee (new)

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Sounds good! Should we wait for the other Julie to chime in? In case she wants to read something else?

I can tell you, it is not all about HH Holmes, and when it does talk about Holmes, it is not much about his murders, just his life.


message 7: by Julie (new)

Julie Sure.....let's see if the other Julie has any suggestions!


message 8: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
We can still read it though, as well, I checked it out at the library lol


message 9: by Julie (new)

Julie Sounds good.....I plan on reading it for my other group anyway!


message 10: by Julie (new)

Julie Sorenson | 13 comments A little late to the table as usual, but I'm good with whatever you ladies choose!! I'll check out All the Bright Places right along with you!! Have a great week :)


message 11: by Julie (new)

Julie Sorenson | 13 comments The description sounds a bit like "A Man Called Ove"....where he's always trying to find ways to die, but keeps finding necessary good deeds that are more important! Can't wait to start it.


message 12: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
We were waiting to see if you had any suggestions :) we cN always do 2 this month! :)


message 13: by Julie (new)

Julie Sorenson | 13 comments I think this choice sounds great! I'll try harder to chime in at the end of the month, for April!! :)


message 14: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
Okay :) you sure?


message 15: by Julie (new)

Julie Sorenson | 13 comments Absolutely!! I have to get used to checking these message boards. I'm afraid I'm not very good at finding all the new posts. I am next in line on the library wait list, so I'm all set!!


message 16: by Julie (new)

Julie Well, I gave up on The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America......but I picked up All the Bright Places and just couldn't put it down! Loved this one!

Can't wait to see what you guys thought of it! :)


message 17: by Little Bee (new)

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Aww. You gave it up? I had to fight but i finished. I wished it was more Holmes related


message 18: by Julie (new)

Julie I might go back later to read it, but I just had too many others to read & it was hard to fit into my challenges. I was going to read it for my in person book club meeting this month, but I can't make it to the meeting so I decided to pass on it for now.....


message 19: by Julie (new)

Julie Sorenson | 13 comments (SPOILER ALERT) I have finished "All The Bright Places." What a beautiful, tender, and sad story. I expected teenage angst, I was pleasantly surprised by how truly real this story is. I work at a public school, and have lost students to car accidents, and to suicide. I have seen the sadness and emptiness in the eyes of the friends and siblings left behind. I cried as I finished this book, and felt the shortness of breath that Violet felt as she finished up their wanderings.


message 20: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
Awww I read some this morning, I plan on doing some reading tomorrow lounging on the couch!! And this weekend :) I am really enjoying it so far!!


message 21: by Julie (new)

Julie Oh good! I'm glad you liked it.....I loved it! Gave it five stars! :)


message 22: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
Should we start discussing a book for April? LOL


message 23: by Julie (new)

Julie Sure! I'm at the beach til tomorrow and don't get great reception here. I'm reading a book in April for my real life book club that you might like.....The Golem and the Jinni


message 24: by Little Bee (new)

Little Bee (littlebeesreads) | 698 comments Mod
I tried reading that a while ago....I couldn't get past the first few chapters :( HOw are you enjoying it?

Hope you enjoy the beach!! What else you bring to read with you at the beach? I miss that :(


message 25: by Julie (new)

Julie I actually haven't started it yet, but I will in the next few weeks.

I finished up The Little Giant of Aberdeen County yesterday (only 3 stars), and I've started on Missing Pieces by Heather Gudenkauff. It's really good so far!


message 26: by Little Bee (new)

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I am almost finished with Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys!! Really good...probably going to be 4-5 stars. Haven't decided yet...still got some more to go :)


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