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Love Anthony by Lisa Genova Reach for the box of Kleenex, Love Anthony is a tear-jerker. The third novel by NY Times best seller, Lisa Genova is as emotional, engaging… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Jul 12, 2016
This Must Be the Place by Maggie O'Farrell Maggie O'Farrell is one of my favourite authors and I first discovered her work when I read the Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox which I highl… Started by Lindach	0	Jul 7, 2016
All the light we cannot see by Anthony Doerr I highly recommend this 2015 Pullitzer Prize winning novel by Anthony Doerr. Set in St Malo during the Second World War , it tells the stor… Started by Lindach	3	Jun 14, 2016 Reply by Karen Redlich
Go Set A Watchman...if you haven't read it yet, now's the time! Question: Have you read it yet!? The young Jean Louise (Scout) Finch had many adventures in To Kill A Mockingbird, including rolling into t… Started by Karen Redlich	0	May 16, 2016
The Children Act by Ian McEwan A powerful and interesting book covering the outcomes of a High Court Judge's decisions related to matters covering a teenager's refusal to… Started by Read, Review & Win	1	Feb 17, 2016 Reply by Read, Review & Win
The Children Act by Ian McEwan This book review was written by Cynthia Haskell, a member of the Tuesday Evening Book Club. Published in 2014, The Children Act is the 13th… Started by Tuesday evening book club	0	Feb 5, 2016
The Hundred-Foot Journey by Richard Morais A lightweight but thoroughly enjoyable story set in India and France. Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Jan 11, 2016
Searching for Grace Kelly by Michael Callahan An absolute gem of a "chic" book - 50's era. Young women making life choices - expected to marry?? Career?? Beautiful dressing and groomi… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Jan 11, 2016
Salt Creek by Lucy Treloar If your ancestors were early white settlers or indigenous people, then read this book. If not, read it anyway. Many disasters befall this l… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Jan 6, 2016
The Lightkeeper's wife by Karen Viggers This is the best book I've read in a long time. Finely crafted with feeling and sympathy for the human condition - hard to believe it's… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Sep 9, 2015