Please join us in reading The Farm by Joanne Ramos for our monthly book club read.
We will be reviewing the book along with our book club discussion questions for October 31, 2019.
Continue reading “The Farm By Joanne Ramos”Please join us in reading The Farm by Joanne Ramos for our monthly book club read.
We will be reviewing the book along with our book club discussion questions for October 31, 2019.
Continue reading “The Farm By Joanne Ramos”Book review by Arlene.
“Paris In The Rain Is Still Paris”-Catherine Remini McReynolds, November 18, 1923.
The Light Of Paris will give the readers of this wonderful novel a real glimpse of Paris, the streets, the shops, the clubs, the people, the history, the charm, the love and yes, “The Light of Paris.”
Through the eyes and hearts of the two main characters, Margie, the grandmother when she was young and in Paris as sort of companion/chaperone for a friend and Madeline, her granddaughter, who never really knew her grandmother until she visits her mother’s house and discovers her grandmother’s journals she wrote when she was in Paris as a young woman.
Continue reading “The Light Of Paris Book Review”1. How is Margie similar to her grand daughter Madeleine? What did they both want?
2. The book is written with Madeleine viewpoint in 1999 and what happened to her grandmother Margie in 1924. Did you enjoy the back and forth between the two stories in the book? Which story interested you more?
Continue reading “The Light Of Paris Book Club Discussion Questions”Please join us in reading The Light Of Paris by Eleanor Brown for our book club monthly read!
We will be reviewing the book along with the book club discussion questions for September 31, 2019.
Continue reading “The Light Of Paris By Eleanor Brown”Book review by Dinh.
I was excited to read The Last Time I Saw You by Liv Constantine because I had read The Last Mrs. Parrish and loved it for its fast pace psychological thriller.
I was hoping that this follow up book was going to be just as good.
Did it meet my expectations? Unfortunately it did not meet my expectations. I was highly disappointed with the book. To give it to you straight- it was horrible!
Here’s why it was not for me:
Continue reading “The Last Time I Saw You Book Review”1.Were you surprised by who the murderer was? Did you guess right?
2. Kate English and Blaire Barrington’s friendship ended because of Simon and a difference in opinions. What did you think about the friendship between Kate and Blaire? Do you think that their friendship was tenuous? Have you fallen out with a friend because of a new boyfriend/girlfriend?
3. Which character did you least like? Which character did you like?
4. Can you relate to, or identify with any of the characters?
Continue reading “The Last Time I Saw You Book Club Discussion Questions”Please join us in reading The Last time I Saw You by Liv Constantine for our monthly book club read.
We will be reviewing the book along with our book club discussion questions for August 31st, 2019.
Continue reading “The Last Time I Saw You By Liv Constantine”Book Review by Arlene.
I really enjoyed reading this book and I would recommend it for any woman to read.
I felt it was spot on in creating a story line and characters that it represented the time period of the early sixties and beyond when women’s lib (as it was called then) took off and there was no looking back. The Women’s Movement was established.
Continue reading “The Female Persuasion Book Review”1.What is a definition of feminism? Who is a feminist? What does the book tell us about feminist and feminism in the 21st century?
2. Faith and Greer grew up in different eras. What has changed in their respective youths? Can you relate to the generational differences in feminism as the book progressed?
3. What did you think about Greer when she didn’t hand over the letter that Zee wrote for Faith? Was Greer selfish? Why did Greer jeopardize their friendship?
Continue reading “The Female Persuasion Book Club Discussion Questions”It’s that time again to wrap up my reading progress for the first half of the year, 2019.
I am ecstatic to report that I read more books than I could ever imagine. I read a total of 80 books in 6 months. That’s a world record for me. I went over my Goodreads reading challenge by 20 books already!
I have bested my reading challenge by following my own tips! Want to read more? Check out my Top 5 Tips On How To Read More.
Continue reading “Books That I Read! Mid Year Book Update 2019”