The Green Jell-O Book Club: A Goodreads Group about Fiction Written by LDS Authors discussion

This month we're having a mini-challenge inspired by St. Patrick's Day. Read a novel or novella by an LDS author with a predominantly green cover.

Anything you read here can count toward the alphabet challenge too.

I'll throw out some ideas:



(Everyone else is welcome to add suggestions, but I probably won't edit this post to include them all. Authors, feel free to post about your greenish books.)

I think this one has enough green to count. (I've already the entire series and I can definitely recommend it. I think the series is a good one.)

A.L. wrote: "I'll throw out some ideas:

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A.L. wrote: "This month we're having a mini-challenge inspired by St. Patrick's Day. Read a novel or novella by an LDS author with a predominantly green cover.

Anything you read here can count toward the alpha..."

Hmm - Does anything by Betsy Green count? Sorry couldn't help that. Some other suggestions might be If I Should Die by me, Out of Jerusalem by H.B Moore, Mummy's the Word by Kerry Blair, and Proceed with Caution by Betsy Green.

Jennie wrote: "Hmm - Does anything by Betsy Green count?"

hehe, maybe it should.

Thanks for the good suggestions, Cindy and Jennie!

Love and Loss at Whitmore Manor This will the one I will be reading for this challenge.

I am going to read Eleanor and the Iron King as I have had it on my tbr list for quite some time. I found it for $2.95 on Kindle, so a pretty good deal.

And I can count it for the letter E in the Alphabet challenge too!

Katrina wrote: "I am going to read Eleanor and the Iron King as I have had it on my tbr list for quite some time. I found it for $2.95 on Kindle, so a pretty good deal.
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I enjoyed that book. I read it on vacation when my husband got a cold. Started it after lunch and finished it that evening.

I finished the book (Eleanor and the Iron King). I liked it and found myself wanting to keep reading. I did find the ghost/witch paranormal part a little too much for me, but over all I liked it. I have always been interested in Wales and the Welsh language, so that was fun. I appreciated the pronunciation guide.

Katrina wrote: "I finished the book (Eleanor and the Iron King). I liked it and found myself wanting to keep reading. I did find the ghost/witch paranormal part a little too much for me, but over all I liked it. I..."

I think Sian Ann Bessey has a few books with a Welsh tie (she grew up in Wales). I haven't read them yet, but One Last Spring is set in Wales (Victorian times), and To Win a Lady's Heart is based on a Welsh legend (but set in England--I think).

Thanks for the suggestions, I have those books by Sian Ann Bessey on my tbr list. I am excited to read them when I am able.

I just finished "The Proud Shall Stumble" by Gerald N Lund. The cover is mostly green.

I just finished this one (as an audiobook) and I loved it!

The Passion of Dolssa by Julie Berry

Just finished A Plentiful Rain by Elizabeth Perry Bentley. I read it and A Dry Rain. I really enjoyed both. I think I liked A Dry Rain more but would recommend both as long as you are okay with people who question faith.

Finished Love and Loss at Whitmore Manor and I really enjoyed it!

I finished For Elise by Sarah M Eden. I loved it just like I have loved all her books!!