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Welcome to the Readers Book Club. This is an informal group for like-minded people, where you can discuss books, share and recommend, track your reading progress, and lots more. Discuss Books — all about books. Discuss a particular book or genre, share your favourite quotes. Book Reviews — loved a book and highly recommend it? Or was it just average? Share your review and discuss with fellow readers. (May contain spoilers.) Group Reads — what is a book club without a group read! Buddy Reads — planning to read a book and looking for someone to read it with? Post in the Buddy Read request thread, find a reading buddy, and start discussing.

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Books to Fall For: Fiction

Started by cynic 6 replies
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[i=s] Edited by cynic at 11-9-2018 08:38 PM *

This autumn, leaf through a new book! Find your next read in this book list, including new fiction by Paulo Coehlo, Khaled Hosseini, and Jodi Picoult.

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Image arjuns1988 Image 12-9-2018 09:28 AM I hope Sea prayer would be as good as a thousand splendid suns! Any chance you can add these books?

I had read Khaled Hosseini's "The Kite Runner" and I liked it very much. So with expectations I bought "A Thousand Splendid Suns" when that was published. But I found that it did not have the same magic as his debut book. I had some difficult time to finish it. Did not the try out his subsequent book. That's just my opinion.

great list bravo

At least 2 or 3 books in this list is available. Vox was released only two weeks ago. I was initially excited about it because it's dystopian fiction, and I really love that genre, but I read the first few pages on Amazon and I'm not so sure now. It's about a time when women are restricted to speaking only a limited number of words per day (in America). Anything like this can easily turn melodramatic, so I don't know.

One of the first books I read as a teenager was To kill a mockingbird..it was really heart touching

Nice :)

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