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What are you reading?
Does anyone have any good book recommendations? I'm finishing up "The Testaments" by Margaret Atwood. I highly recommend it, but now I'm looking for new suggestions.
Thanks!
Rachel
P.S. I saw this post on AARP.org recently. It has some recommendations for new books. Check it out: https://www.aarp.org/entertainment/books/info-2020/spring-books-preview.html?cmp=EMC-DSO-NLC-WBLTR--...
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I write a blog giving recommendations for books about adults over 50,RipeReads.net. I just finished a fun book called The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stradal, and am now loving reading A Year by the Sea by Joan Anderson.
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1 comment (11/30/22) @UpperHandsPianoI will stop by. Maybe there are some "tame" Mysteries listed. Lol, too old for the "shut them up" books. 🤣😂Happy Reading All, Nicole 🙂
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@UpperHandsPiano Fantastic blog! Great reading list. I'm going to check out some of your recommendations soon! Did read "The Midnight Library" and enjoyed it. Just started "The Golden Notebook" , long, over 600 pages. An awfully big bite to tackle.
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How did The Golden Notebook go? Did you finish it?
I've got some new recommendations - LOVED Emma Straub's new book called This Time Tomorrow. Also loved Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner, and One Italian Summer by Rebecca Serle. I reviewed all of these and more on RipeReads.net, which features books with mature adult characters 🙂
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@UpperHandsPiano , I didn't get very far into it. Maybe at the time, too ambitious a book, between the length and subject matter. Will try again at another time. Just finished The Maid by Stephanie Land. A work of fiction, but a clever premise. The main character has Asperger's. Easy, quick read.
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@AARPRachelA I just finished "Essentialism" by Greg McKeown, and it really is a wonderful book. It talks about how we use our time, and how we might want to reevaluate that. Highly recommend.
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@AARPRachelA , Just finished David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell. Love his stuff; he really makes you think! Christine
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Well, I'm late to this party, and reading everything Diana Gabaldon has written (Outlander series and more). She has a new book coming out around thanksgiving 2021 too!
Also reading a few historical novels from Beverly Jenkins and a number of books on Smashwords where downloads are especially inexpensive and offer a wide variety of genres.
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@AARPRachelA wrote:Does anyone have any good book recommendations? I'm finishing up "The Testaments" by Margaret Atwood. I highly recommend it, but now I'm looking for new suggestions.
Thanks!
Rachel
P.S. I saw this post on AARP.org recently. It has some recommendations for new books. Check it out: https://www.aarp.org/entertainment/books/info-2020/spring-books-preview.html?cmp=EMC-DSO-NLC-WBLTR--...
If you like Margaret Atwood I suggest Isabel Allende.
Daughter of Fortune followed by Portrait in Sepia.
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I'm re-reading the Arab Table. It's a cookbook, but has stories related to the different recipes, and how they differ as you travel through the Middle East.
My husband is Arab, and I love the peek into his culinary culture..
The Arab Table: Recipes and Culinary Traditions https://www.amazon.com/dp/0060586141/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_WoPIEb1JZ5YJ1
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