what is your best book in this moth?

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what is your best book in this moth?

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@ Candy Clicker I'm reading Circus. It has been popular for a long time but I've just known it recently.

Smiled at moth & imagined one flying out between the pages of the book!

Fall on your knees by Ann Marie Macdonald. A Canadian author and apparent bestseller across the pond. Found it in a charity shop and have loved it; a family saga shared between four sisters set on an island off Nova Scotia around the time of the First World War and beyond.

Second favourite this month which I read in a few days was Homestead by Rosina Lippi- a book by chapter sharing the lives of different women living on a mountain in Austria and how they are interlinked.

I started the Pat Barker Trojan war trilogy very recently and am currently half way through the last one, The Voyage Home. Been a great read.

Several friends have recommended Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros. Haven't started it yet but suppose to be very good.

Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. Not my usual sort of thing (a Book Club text) but a really lovely read!

midnight library by matt haig

The fourth wing, iron flame and onyx storm will only appeal to those who like fantasy. I really wanted to like it and forced myself to read the fourth wing but I didn’t finish iron flame. The best book this month is The Daughter by TM Logan and I hope this finds you well

Thanks - also wasn't keen on the Yarros books but will check out The Daughter 👍

100% the Seven Sisters series by Lucinda Riley! Book 1

It's just so good!

Thread title reminds me of the young lepidopterist who picked out a book called Advice to Young Mothers, but was very disappointed by the contents.

Ha!

I know who you are by Alice Feeney and None of this is true by Lisa Jewell

By your side by Ruth Jones. The only time I have laughed out loud at a book.

Stoneblind, by Natalie Haynes. A retelling of the story of Medusa but from her perspective, I loved it.

The Heart's Invisible Furies. Really absorbing.

Just read the Lisa Jewell one really good

I'm enjoying The Wedding People by Alison Espach atm

Maz Evans That 'll teach her and over ny dead body. Light relief. Laugh out load. If u are in your 50s even better to understand the comedy.

The Names....cant remember who by

Murder Most Haunted. My book club loved it. Cosy and funny with a bit of darkness and emotion.

Young Mungo, The conditions of will and They never learn

I have over my dead body on my kindle so will start on it as soon as I finish reading my current book (Beautiful Ugly)

All my mothers, I sobbed through it.