Oprah's Book Club (Official) discussion

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Hi Demet,
I would strongly recommend "Beyond the Death of Ira Nesbitt" by Dorothy E Rainville.

Lessons in Chemistry was my favorite book of last year. Loved it.

Horse by Geraldine Brooks was exceptionally good.

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

The Favorite Girl By Monica Arya.

I've found an unforgettable book recently at the library, and as far as I've read the book seems to have no comparison to another one. I strongly recommend: EAT, PRAY, LOVE by Elizabeth Gilbert. I bet you'll be captivated by this book journey as you never thought before.

Never Give Up One Day at a Time

anxiety, depression, addiction, never giving up!!!

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insanity is hereditary you get it from "your children(2023 edition)." you will be crazy about it!

“Confessions of an Economic Hit Man”, very revelatory.

uncle tom the president(2nd edition); the origin of words according to dj. innovation and unorthodoxy at its refreshing zenith.

My favorite book. Tales of Habib the Hoaxter: Sometimes Hoaxed, Always Good for a Laugh

I would recommend my book once it's published 😌

Recommending Stamina by Derek Anderson. Great read

I would strongly recommend "The Licensed Love Saga"
It's a series and I got so absorbed in this that I lost track of time!

I recommend Broken Mended https://a.co/d/9uqL6Ce

If you want a book that makes you feel every word, "The Examination Hall" by F.D. Miller is the one. 🌊 The poetic prose flows like a river of emotions, carrying you through heartbreak, hope, and profound life lessons. You’ll cry, you’ll reflect, and you’ll want to hug someone by the end. 😭 Oh, and it’s FREE on Kindle, even if you don’t have Unlimited. Don’t sleep on this masterpiece!

https://www.amazon.com/EXAMINATION-HA...

I highly recommend When Nietzsche Wept. It’s been two years since I first read it, yet its impact still feels fresh. I find myself returning to this book often—perhaps because there are things within it that resonate with me, things I have yet to fully uncover.

Tales of Habib the Hoaxter by Ayoub Imilouane and Pamela Cox

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRZ5PL65?...

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...
Our spiritual evolutionary edge of growth is presented beautifully in this book! It teaches us to embody non duality while discovering our inborn divinity that can embrace us to heal our deepest emotional wounds and live freely in our wholeness. Read this book! It will deepen your joy for life and self-love. (I am sure that it will take off once it gets more reviews)

The Family Experiment by John Marrs was my 2024 favorite.

Hi! I am a new author, my debut novel is called Blood of the Heir by I.Constantine. I would apreciate it if you could leave a review for it!

Max In The House Of Spies https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1... , definitely a must read

Hi. I just finished an amazing book by Roisìn O'Donnell. Nesting It's about breaking free from an abusive partner and a broken Irish system that allows people to become homeless in a blink of an eye. Here's my review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Hi. I just finished an amazing book by Roisìn O'Donnell. Nesting It's about breaking free from an abusive partner and a broken Irish system that allows people to become homeless in a blink of an eye. Here's my review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Hidden Miracles of the Bible: Secret Wisdom Within the Word

https://www.amazon.com/dp/195967708X/

I'm re-reading Catfish Honeytrap by Camren Walker (https://www.amazon.com/Catfish-Honeyt... )

I can't help rooting for Faye and it all pays off in the end!

Hello, I am Aman, and my favorite book one that I highly recommend is Maharana Pratap, written by Rajendra Shankar Bhatt and translated by Shubhankar Mishra.

This biography highlights Maharana Pratap's unwavering determination, portraying him as a symbol of bravery and patriotism. It also presents a comparative study of Pratap and Emperor Akbar. Originally published in Hindi and widely reprinted, the book is now available in English to reach a broader audience.

Author Rajendra Shankar Bhatt, a distinguished historian, has written extensively on Rajasthan’s history and culture, including biographies of Sawai Jai Singh, Maharana of Mewar, and Shahan shah Akbar.

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Hi I'm Frank and I am reading Angel irons: Artificial Love
The author is Angel irons.
Angel Irons: Artificial Love is an extraordinary blend of science fiction and romance that delves deep into the complexities of artificial intelligence and human emotion. The story follows Angel, an AI robot designed to be logical and emotionless, whose life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Mark, a kind-hearted human who makes her question the boundaries of her programming.

https://www.amazon.ca/Angel-Irons-Art...

So many...

Almost anything by Haruki Murkakami if you want a surreal, emotional experience. Some of my favorites are 1Q84The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle

Also loved:
Red Azalea: A Memoir - memoir of a young girls raised in communist china, turned opera singer and anti-communist memoir - fascinating and gorgeously written

The Time Traveler's Wife - fun, beautiful and sweet story about human relationships and longing...

Middlesex - unique and detailed but fictional account of the life of an immigrant's descendent who is born a hermaphrodite due to family past and secrets

Happy reading!

I just finished reading an advanced copy of The Ghostwriter by Julie Clark, it releases in June. It’s about a daughter, Olivia, that is hired to ghostwrite her sick father's last book that is about the murders of his siblings in the 70s. Lots of suspense with new information from different points of view during the weeks leading up to the murders as well as new evidence found during her (Olivia's) research. Will keep you intrigued until the end!

Hi everyone I now finished reading You are not Alone by Josanne Hall https://www.amazon.com/author/justbea...
really amazing book check it out

Hi All,

Have a read of The Grunewald Affair.

Historical regency novel, combines mystery, adventure and romance. Short read, really entertaining with witty banter and unexpected twists in the plots.

Great book to escape to and enjoyable romance to follow.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FH2PC6HN

Red Snow: A Novel of power and desire
Hi everyone! I’d love to share my latest sci-fi novel, Red Snow.
It’s a story about the boundary between technology and humanity, set in a frozen northern city where “red snow” begins to fall — the first sign that civilization itself is mutating.

This isn’t just a dystopian or apocalyptic tale; it’s a reflection on faith, memory, and survival in an age of collapse.

If you enjoy the philosophical depth of The Three-Body Problem or the cyber realism of Snow Crash, you might find Red Snow intriguing.
I’d be truly grateful for your feedback or thoughts!

👉 Goodreads link: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...
So… if the snow turned red one day — would you run, or would you stay?

New to the chat here, but I would definitely recommend 'Holy Phrog' by Camren Walker. Sad, devious, and funny! https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

“Anything but Frank; A Journey of Healing, Patience, and Rediscovery”

Kenneth Kerns thrived in high-pressure environments, leading teams and solving complex problems before his stroke. His career spanned multiple universities, and he took great pride in being driven, organized, and committed to excellence. Everything changed in April 2020 when he woke up from a ten-day coma to a body he barely recognized.

Writing Anything but Frank has been a long journey—one that began in a hospital room as the author relearned not just how to move and speak, but even who he was.

People often ask him where the title came from. The answer is a little funny, a little scary, and very real.

During his recovery after a stroke, a nurse repeatedly called him “Frank.” But his name was Ken. In his confused state, he thought perhaps he had died and come back as someone else.
Then the nurse said, “Good news—you’ll get to FaceTime your wife tonight.” Panic set in. He became anxious as he thought, “what if it’s Frank’s wife I see on the screen? What if I don’t even like her?”
So it was with immense relief that, when the call came through, it was indeed Ken’s wife waiting for him. That moment stayed with him. It was disorienting, funny in hindsight, and deeply human. And that’s why he titled his memoir Anything but Frank - a reminder of how fragile identity can feel, and how much joy there is in finding one’s way back to oneself.”

Bernard Grisoni
Hello,

I’m Bernard Grisoni, a historical fiction author with a deep love for spiritual mysteries, ancient journeys, and forgotten voices. I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and share a little about my latest novel, Sara’s Secrets.

While working on my first novel - set over 5,500 years ago during the Neolithic period - I discovered a striking phenomenon: large-scale alignments between sacred ancient sites such as Stonehenge. These alignments suggest a far more sophisticated understanding of astronomy and geography than what modern archaeology typically acknowledges.

In my second novel, I set out to explore the rise of the Knights Templar and their role in the sudden emergence of Gothic architecture in 12th-century France. To my surprise, I observed a resurgence of monumental religious alignments - echoes of this Neolithic knowledge that had somehow endured. This story also introduces a surprising and ruthless killer at the heart of the plot.

My upcoming novel, Sara’s Secrets, attempts to identify the pivotal moment in the transmission of this ancient wisdom: the quiet overlaying of the Earth Mother, Gaia, with Mary, the mother of Jesus. It’s a historical mystery that blends sacred geography, forgotten traditions, and spiritual inheritance. Sara’s journey illuminates a hidden path through history that opened Western Europe to Christianity.

I’m currently looking for a few early readers interested in receiving an ARC of Sara’s Secrets before its official release on January 5, 2026. If you’re drawn to historical mysteries, ancient wisdom, or spiritual themes, I would love to share an early copy with you for an honest review or rating.
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sh...

I’m also very interested to talk about early Christian traditions, and sacred geography. Thanks for having me in the group—I look forward to connecting!

Warm regards,
Bernard Grisoni
BenardGrisoni.author@gmail.com

I’d recommend:

I just read “We are Stupid. Bleeding. Naked History. A Memoir (of sorts)”.

It’s like Glass Castle

I just published my first book at 60 years old.
It’s a YA thriller romance, and to my surprise, it’s been getting mostly 5-star reviews.

I haven’t sold many copies yet—and that’s okay. What matters is that I finally did the thing I’d been dreaming about for years. I finished it. I put it out into the world.

The book is called Lies That Hold Us by D.L. Dawn, and it’s currently free on Kindle for anyone who’s curious.

I’m sharing this because if you’re a writer who feels stuck, discouraged, or delayed by life, you’re not failing. Sometimes you pause. Sometimes you step back. Then you return.

Dreams don’t expire. They just wait for you to come back and claim them.

thanks, and congratulations!