Book Club Suggestions (Dec '23 - Mar '24)

I have a feeling it's one of those love it or hate it books. I hesitated to recommend it for that reason. I felt like it was a drudgery to start, but I kept going because my friend loves that book and rereads it every year. Plus, I was kind of intrigued to see where it was going. I did find the payoff to be worth it, and enjoyed the ending. I can definitely see the other side though! And I do think it's one of those love it or hate it books! (Then again, I'm often in the minority - I disliked Mrs. Harris and most people loved it!)

Yeah, and it could also be that I wasn't in the mood for that book at that time too. Like I said, I thought the idea of this book was great and I wanted to love it, but it just didn't resonate with me when I read it, ya know? I still think it would make a great book club suggestion and if it gets picked, I'll even re-read it to see if I like it better the 2nd time. :agree
 
It happened to me when I read "Beautiful disaster series by Jamie McGuire", it was childish and the continue whining back & forth was annoying, but because I invested so much time in them, I kept reading, actually that's the reason of my taglines, lol., after read the books I just wished that someone would bring my time back, lol. and if I could turn back time, I would read just the first book, not the whole series, lol.

I totally get that. I am the worst about finishing a book, just because I started it. I guess I'm just sure that if I push through and finish it'll be worth it in the end. Lol.
 
I totally get that. I am the worst about finishing a book, just because I started it. I guess I'm just sure that if I push through and finish it'll be worth it in the end. Lol.
that's what I call faith in the future :giggle I guess something like that happens to me too, lol.
Keeping an eye to this thread sounds interesting. Wishing you a very beautiful day dear sweet lady :heartslub:bk
 
Bart is looking for a few more book suggestions! :)

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