Vettie Book Club

[supershorty]

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I just finished reading 11/22/63 and really, eally enjoyed it. It's the first book in a while that I was picking up outside of my bedtime routine reading.

 

[_rae_]

Just finished “I’m Glad My Mom Died” and it absolutely wrecked me as someone with mom issues. Would recommend.

 

[fauna]

finished Sunrise on the Reaping….. goodbyeeeeeeeee

 

[pp9]

Just finished “I’m Glad My Mom Died” and it absolutely wrecked me as someone with mom issues. Would recommend.

Yessss. I didn't realize I had mom issues until more recently in life and this hit home when I read it.

 

[battie]

finished Sunrise on the Reaping….. goodbyeeeeeeeee

Very well done!

 

[fauna]

It was incredible and it broke my heart. As a big movie nerd too, the casting that they have announced is just impeccable and I can’t wait. Though the book is pretty dense which leads me to believe they are going to have to make some big cuts for the movie. I wonder how they will do it.

I haven’t read TBOSAS, just watched the movie. I definitely want to read it now because the way everything is connecting is so satisfying to me.

 

[battie]

It was incredible and it broke my heart. As a big movie nerd too, the casting that they have announced is just impeccable and I can’t wait. Though the book is pretty dense which leads me to believe they are going to have to make some big cuts for the movie. I wonder how they will do it.

I haven’t read TBOSAS, just watched the movie. I definitely want to read it now because the way everything is connecting is so satisfying to me.

Read songbird and snakes then reaping, then the rest again. I forgot how good they were. Haven't seen songbird and snakes movie yet and definitely want to

 

[potentialsheltervet]

Just finished reading "When Haru Was Here" by Dustin Thao and it made me weep.
Just started reading Siren Queen by Nghi Vo and really like the author's style already.

 

[DVMDream]

I just finished I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman. I am at a loss for words only because the words I do have would give away some of the ending.

 

[fauna]

I just finished I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman. I am at a loss for words only because the words I do have would give away some of the ending.

Is this a positive loss for words? This has been on my TBR for a while so I am glad you reminded me