Discussion Guide: THE LIES THEY TOLD - Kensington Books Publishing
What was your awareness of eugenics in America before reading The Lies They Told? Why do you think so many people today are unfamiliar with it? Lena and| Kensington Books Publishing
(August 14, 2025) — Harper Muse is thrilled to announce that The Book Club for Troublesome Women by New York Times bestselling author Marie Bostwick has officially surpassed 125,000 copies sold. Since its release, the novel has struck a chord with readers nationwide, becoming a USA Today bestseller and earning selection as RuPaul’s Book Club […] The post MARIE BOSTWICK’S THE BOOK CLUB FOR TROUBLESOME WOMEN SURPASSES 125,000 COPIES SOLD appeared first on HarperCollins Focus.| HarperCollins Focus
About This Book Guess Again by Charlie Donlea Ten years after a teenage girl’s disappearance, a bizarre confession breaks open the cold case in dangerous ways…and threatens to tear apart her... READ MORE| Kensington Books Publishing
Whether you like a nonfiction read, a memoir, a romance novel, or a thriller, these books about motherhood are sure to become your new favorites.| Scary Mommy
Every Step She Takes September 2025 Book of the Month Every Step She Takes by Alison Cochrun Thirty-five-year-old Seattleite Sadie Wells needs an escape. She’s desperate to escape her monotonous routines, the family business that| She Reads Romance Books
August is flying by – with yoga, concerts in the park, a block party and a lovely book event in Cambridge. Here’s what I have been reading: Into the Leopard’s Den, Harini NagendraI loved this fourth entry in Nagendra’s series featuring Kaveri Murthy, a female detective in 1920s India. This book takes Kaveri from her […]| cakes, tea and dreams
Discover more books like My Oxford Year by Julia Whelan in this book list.| She Reads Romance Books
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About the Book In the ruins of Nineveh, an ancient city of Mesopotamia, there lies, hidden in the sand, fragments of a long-forgotten poem, the Epic of Gilgamesh. In Victorian London, an extraordinary child is born at the edge of the dirt-black River Thames. Arthur’s only chance of escaping poverty is his brilliant memory. When… Continue reading Book Review – There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak→| What Cathy Read Next…
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – Dr Seuss Do you read in your native language? Is it something you enjoy doing? Why would it be useful to start reading in English? Reading in English helps our brain to become familiar […]| intrepidenglish.co.uk
At this point in our exploration of Yeats’s great occult synthesis A Vision, it will help to step back and glance at an earlier work of his that provided that synthesis with many of its core ideas. That essay is “Per Amica Silentia Lunae,” and we’ll explore the first half of it here, titled “Anima…| Ecosophia
Susan Hampton, Anything Can Happen (Puncher and Wattmann 2024) We decided on this book before checking on availability. All was good for the Kindle readers, but there was a long queue at the library and it was out of stock … Continue reading →| Me fail? I fly!
Debra Oswald, One Hundred Years of Betty (Allen & Unwin 2025) Long before the meeting: If not for the Book Club, I would have put this book aside at page 14. Betty is the seventh child in a desperately poor … Continue reading →| Me fail? I fly!
Some stories stay with you long after the final page, and some demand to be talked about immediately. Whether you’re in a book club or just texting friends your latest... READ MORE| Kensington Books Publishing
What was your awareness of eugenics in America before reading The Lies They Told? Why do you think so many people today are unfamiliar with it? Lena and| Kensington Books Publishing
Gappah, Petina "Out of Darkness, Shining Light" - 2019 Of course, we all know about David Livingstone's search for the source of the river N...| momobookblog.blogspot.com
Hey everyone! This is my fancast for our July book club pick, The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig. If you want you can also check out the review and playlist for this book here on the blog. Six – Hunter Schafer Rory – Enzo Vogrincic Benji – Edvin Ryding Maude – Rooney Mara The […]| Books Real When Shared
Hey there, Every two months we host a book club on our Instagram page and at the end of the month I will bring you a bookish playlist to go with the book we just finished reading.Book club pick for the month of July 2025: The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig (The […]| Books Real When Shared
Title: The Knight and the Moth Author: Rachel Gillig Synopsis (from Goodreads): Sybil Delling has spent nine years dreaming of having no dreams at all. Like the other foundling girls who traded a decade of service for a home in the great cathedral, Sybil is a Diviner. In her dreams she receives visions from six […]| Books Real When Shared
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Book clubs are great places to meet fellow readers and embrace a shared love of books. But if you’ve been involved in multiple clubs, you’ll start to notice a few similarities among members. Here we’ve rounded up the seven people you’ll find in every book club. Which one are you?[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]The one who didn’t read the…| Bookish
AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. — Money and finances are topics that some adults struggle to manage. While it is never too late to learn, one of the keys to building a....| Alabama Cooperative Extension System
In da (bewk) cluuuuuuub! (<–sorry, these things can’t be helped.) Oh man, do we have some juicy picks today. Drama! Intrigue! Scandal! Summer romance! Family secrets! Here for it all. I know what you’re thinking. “You picked the older Carley Fortune and not her newest?” Yes, yes I did. Two reasons. 1) This one killed […]| Bev Cooks
In "Weapons of Old," Kent Wayne crafts a layered fantasy where Jon Dough grapples with identity and purpose amidst surreal landscapes and moral dilemmas. Challenging the "chosen one" trope, the narrative blends humor with psychological depth, featuring an imperfect hero and a relatable romance. The story explores fate, freedom, and personal transformation.| The Reading Palette
Host a fun and creative Alice in Wonderland Tea Party with simple games, crafts, and printables that are perfect for kids and themed celebrations. The post Alice in Wonderland Tea Party and Other Activities appeared first on DIY Family Time.| DIY Family Time
Hey guys! Happy 4th everyone! I am so excited to be back and sharing my July TBR with you all! I’ve missed interacting with everyone. I’ve missed reading everyone’s posts. Let’s hope this TBR sticks and I actually get out of this slump. I miss reading so much. I really hope too that I just … Continue reading July TBR| Bookish In Bed
This was our Rose Book Club choice and we discussed it last Tuesday. It was also long listed for the Women’s Prize. I am just a bit slow getting round to doing my review this time because we …| Yarra Book Club
Han Kang, We Do Not Part (2021, translated e. yaewon & Paige Aniyah Morris, Hamish Hamilton 2025) Before the Book Club meeting: Han Kang was awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature, so her m…| Me fail? I fly!
Cal Newport| Grey Patterson
This exercise is best suited to those with an interest in defining data, understanding archaeological data, or discussing the impacts of archaeological data in modern society. Users should have some familiarity with group discussion or book clubs, but previous experience with data or archaeology is not required.| The Alexandria Archive Institute
Henry Grabar| Grey Patterson
Bonjour, Pour ce mois de juin, le club de lecture s'embarque des histoires de famille. Que lire en rapport avec cette thématique ? Eh bien rien de plus| VendrediLecture
Something very strange happened this week. The Chicago Sun-Times issued a public apology after an embarrassing AI-generated fiasco. In its Sunday edition, the paper published a summer reading list featuring 15 books, complete with titles,| DownshiftingPRO
It’s been a while since I posted any updates about the book club. It’s still up and running! On Fable, I have 34 members as of today. Unfortunately, I shuddered the group on Goodreads due to a lack of participation. It is a shame because the group was growing. It seems that no one saw […]| Life in a Few Words
There’s so much to talk about that I don’t even know where to start. Well, I can start by saying, “Happy 2025,” but it seems January 2025 has been full of trials for the world at large. Unprecedented wildfires, domestic terrorist attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, and most recently all the uproar and […]| Life in a Few Words
Some of my book choices this year have unintentionally been very esoteric. I don’t know if it is just because it seems to be more acceptable within the last few years to be into “alternative spirituality” or if my friends on the other side have been conspiring to make sure these books cross my path. […]| Life in a Few Words
There were a couple of great suggestions for the book club for the month of November. I threw this one in because it has been sitting on my bookshelf for quite some time, just waiting for me to pick it up. I added it to the poll, and it got the most votes. I have […]| Life in a Few Words
This month’s book is The God of Good Looks by Breanne McIvor. I won’t lie. I solely chose this book because of its cover. However, the topic of an aspiring writer who feels she isn’t living up to her fullest potential piqued my interest as well. If you’ve glanced at my recent posts, then you’ll […]| Life in a Few Words
Hello friends!! Welcome to my May 2025 TBR. A post where I will attempt to take my best guess at what I will feel like reading for the upcoming month. style=”text-align: left;”>Except we are having a different plan for my May 2025 TBR. A very different plan. So, please bare with me while I explain. April was rough. A month of stress at work and at home. More so than usual. And May is not going to be any better. (But June will!! There is a light at the end of the tunnel!!) I tried really h...| Meeghan reads
Find your next great read with our online book club! Yes, I primarily do reviews of books for children and teens, but I also love to read grownup books. Several years ago, I started an online book club, which has evolved into a low-stress, supportive group of book lovers from around the world. I love... -Read More- The post Find Your Next Great Read: ADM Global Reads for Grownups 2025 appeared first on All Done Monkey.| All Done Monkey
Back in 2022 my book club read I Capture the Castle and when it came to the day to discuss it I wanted to make food from the novel. In I Capture the Castle, James Mortmain invites the Co…| janeaustenrunsmylife
I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith I first came across this book when I saw that The Literary Book Club Box Subscription was doing a box on it a few years ago and many people were commenting about…| janeaustenrunsmylife
Pongratz has written two short stories, namely ‘Conscience’ and ‘The BEK Curse.’ Both of these stories deal with the themes of powerlessness in the face of sinister forces and oppression. The characters struggle to reclaim control and have to bear the cost of standing up to forces beyond their control.| The Reading Palette
Trey Stone, a Norwegian author, releases his first Norwegian novel ‘Fjordbeist’ after publishing several English works. His latest mystery thriller involves FBI Agents Greer and Norman investigating why their colleague, Agent Martin, shot their boss, despite his stellar reputation. The narrative maintains suspense and explores themes of loyalty and betrayal, though some characters lack depth. Overall, it’s an engaging read for thriller enthusiasts.| The Reading Palette
Page count: 384 pagesRating: 4 stars| Malin's Blog of Books
April’s LWD book club pick, The People We Keep, is a heartfelt novel about resilience, self-discovery, and unexpected connections.| Life with Dee
Dr. Tallamy's Bringing Nature Home is a critical read to understanding how we can support wildlife. Use these book club questions as a guide!| Inspired Epicurean
Trying to keep my promise to myself and read more/scroll less this year and just finished The God of the Woods. It was a non-creepy thriller that kept me turning the page. I enjoyed the setting as it takes place at a summer camp in the Adirondacks and the multi-generational characters were all interesting. I […] The post What I’m Reading || THE GOD OF THE WOODS appeared first on Southern State of Mind Blog by Heather.| Southern State of Mind Blog by Heather
Back in October 2024 it was my turn to pick a book our Book Club, The NovelTea Society, and as it was October you know what book I had to pick. I wanted to use my Jane Austen cookbooks a…| janeaustenrunsmylife
Back in October 2024 it was my turn to pick a book for Book Club, The NovelTea Society, and as it was October you know what book I had to pick. I wanted to use my Jane Austen cookbooks as I current…| janeaustenrunsmylife
We’ve all heard of beach reads, but what about a fireside read? I have had The Frozen River on my “to be read list” for quite awhile, but the timing has never felt right to want to read it. Enter the arctic blast of 2025 and the timing never felt better! This is definitely a […] The post What I’m Reading || The Frozen River appeared first on Southern State of Mind Blog by Heather.| Southern State of Mind Blog by Heather
Dinner with Jane Austen: Menus Inspired By Her Novels and Letters (Dinner With #4) by Pen Vogler My friend bought this book for me for Christmas in 2023. She knows me so well! I had wanted to make …| janeaustenrunsmylife
Bonjour, Tout d'abord, meilleurs voeux pour cette nouvelle année qui débute. Nous vous souhaitons de belles découvertes lecture. Et, qui sait,| VendrediLecture
Learn how the DLP found the books we recommend in our book club Data Story, "A Pun Goes Here: The AAI Read Fiction Book Club"| The Alexandria Archive Institute
I could talk to Lisa Taddeo for hours and hours. Listen in on our chat about the June N&G Book Club Pick, ANIMAL. The post In Conversation (Again) with Lisa Taddeo appeared first on now & gen.| now & gen
I loved talking with Elizabeth McCracken. She is as wildly funny and witty as her short story collection, THE SOUVENIR MUSEUM.| now & gen
Bonjour à toutes et tous , Décembre pointe le bout de son nez, avec son ambiance festive, ses lumières colorées, ses chants de Noël et les mille| VendrediLecture
I recently read 2 of Eckhart Tolle's books - "The Power of Now" and "A New Earth". Without a doubt, some of the most important books I've read in a really long time. Instead of trying to explain them through content, though, let me lead you through a hypothetical scenario. Imagine you are a God. The whole reality, the whole universe, everything is your creation. Every person you know, every concept you grasp, everything is a reminiscent of the world beyond, the world outside the dream you liv...| blaz.is
Edward Snowden's autobiography is a story about young man's journey leading up to arguably one of the most important events of the second decade, a story about rejection of evil, a story about rejection of being complicit, a story about standing up, even though all the cards are stacked up against one. Welcome to the book club! This is the first installment of the series, far too long coming, but it's finally here! We are starting with "Permanent Record", because Ed's story is one of the more...| blaz.is
Truth is more than abstract ideas or ideologies—it’s Jesus Christ himself. When we prioritize abstract rigid beliefs over our relationship with Him, we risk losing divine guidance and unity.| Public Square Magazine
Bonjour, En ce mois de novembre, le Club de lecture vous invite à (re)découvrir la littérature québécoise. Pour vos| VendrediLecture
Hey y’all, I hope you had a great week! I wanted to see how it goes if I add in a little weekly update, because I’ve noticed some other bloggers doing it and I really enjoy reading about their week…| Leah's Books
Bonjour à toutes et tous ! L'automne est bien installé, les jours sont plus sombres, plus froids, plus venteux... Et comme octobre est le mois de la peur| VendrediLecture
Krista Cover Absolutely the reason that I picked up the book in the first place. When I first saw this book online it was not available in the United States, and I waited for the long shipping from Australia. It was well worth the wait and time. ... » Read More| Marianne de Pierres – Burn Bright
Missed our August Book Club with James Biber and Michael Bierut? Learn more about “The Architect & Designer Birthday Book” and register to watch the recording.| PRINT Magazine
I'm a big fan of Gretchen Rubin's books and I'm really looking forward to reading this month's LWD Book Club selection, Life in Five Senses.| Life with Dee
I’ve been struggling with insomnia and winter bugs the last couple of weeks so it was a little touch and go as to whether I would be able to get to book club last night. I’m glad I went…| Dragon Rambles
Our July LWD Book Club selection is the brand new book by Fiona Ferris - 100 Ways to Live a Soft, Calm Life.| Life with Dee
UNTITLED PROJECT: ROBERT SMITHSON LIBRARY & BOOK CLUB, Oil paint on carved wood, dimensions variable, 2014—2019 >> Untitled Project: Robert Smithson Library & Book Club consists of carved and painted book/sculptures based on the titles from the personal library of conceptual artist and land art pioneer Robert Smithson. Smithson’s personal library is notable in that his titles reveal a wide range of subjects, providing a unique window into his research and practice—and also functioning ...| >> Conrad Bakker / Untitled Projects
As a book club vet, I know how important picking a good book club read is! These suggestions will surely give you something to talk about.| The Perpetual Page-Turner
To answer the question no one has asked, I have been at work in the supposed “real world”. ‘Tis a … More|
#MeathouseMan is the emotional story about personal struggles and uses various methods of power to overcome one's own shortcomings... but does it work? #ASOIAFreread #Martinworld|
Override is about a betrayal between "brothers". We are introduced to the rather well adjusted, pacifist main character Matt Kabaraijian who is eventually sold out by his coworker/brother. A blood betrayal in ASOIAF terms. Read how the corporeal pear ruins lives.|
"We're all just songs in the end. If we are lucky." Isn't that right, Quentyn? Recap and extended notes from my time with @GameofOwns discussing The Dragontamer ADWD chapter. Feb 27, 2021.|
#Sandkings #ASOIAFReread. In the future a jaded dilettante purchases a few organisms of an alien species for entertainment, but when his desire for worship (Iron Throne) creeps in like a madness, they develop into a threat. Put your thinskins on, the reread is ready. #Martinworld #DaenerysTargaryen #AereaTargaryen|
Get a kick out of GRRM's SciFi-Football crossover short stories. Get a glimpse of Arya and Yoren talking plays, the 49er Lannisters, Daenerys w/an offense move, and so much more. 2 stories in the link: #RuntoStarlight & #TheLastSuperBowl #Martinworld #ASOIAFReread|
Killing your story innocence. AMA about #Martinworld livestream is gonna happen. You can watch, I won't tell anyone. Details scrolled within... #ASOIAF #ASOIAFreread #GRRM|
365 days of 2020 past. A little thank you to those crazy enough to read along to my jambles and jumbles of #Martinworld, including #ASOIAF.| fattestleechoficeandfire.com
The books by George Meredith in fine bindings line shelves. In the cupboard in a velvet case lies a drawing from the hand of another young lover, of a beautiful, large-eyed woman smiling a little, …| Novel Readings
Atomic Habits by James Clear promises remarkable results from tiny changes. Who could resist finding out more?| Peppis Designworks
