Stay to the Lights

You're welcome.

fly me to the moon

That book look interesting, so I put it on my goodread list..

CityGal

Really liked reading your review, and decided to add myself on a wait list at the library. Seems there's a lot of interest. Thanks!


Steph: picked up Hannah's Nighinggale too. Thanks!

fly me to the moon

^ Hope that you enjoy it! It was pretty good..

Stay to the Lights

You're welcome.

thefeels96

Hey guys, I have compiled together a list of some heart touching novels in the video below with brief summary.. Let me know if u guys have read any of these books.. If you havent.. you really should check them out. I assure u it will make ur day!

the1marie

Hello My name is Marie and this is my first time posting on this particular board.

I am starting a project where I am attempting to read a book from every country. I'm American and I realized that my book collection is mostly American or British, so I thought I'd try to expand my reading a bit. For now, I am defining a book from being from a country if the author is from there and I would prefer if the book also takes place at least partially in that country. I am using the list of UN member and observer nations. If anyone has any recommendations for books from outside of America that are available in English I would really appreciate it! Also, any general advice on how to best tackle this project would be really appreciated, as I'm still trying to figure out the best way to find and choose books. Thanks!

Stay to the Lights

Oh wow. That's quite the challenge.

fly me to the moon

That's smart way since I remember my english professor told me similar to your that it's better way to do that.. But wish you luck w/ your challenge..

Tina

Any recs?

fly me to the moon

Like what kind of genres you want to read?

Tina

I recommend The Kiss Quotitent by Helen Hanoug.

Stay to the Lights

Can't say I've heard of it.

Ankatje

A very late reply, but I wanted to comment because I love that idea. Recently I've been very into books set in a different cultural background (even more if the story travels through time and/or generations), with Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi and The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz as recent favourites. I also loved The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende. Any other suggestions?

dh23

Hi, there everyone. I am looking for recs for book series to read that are very engaging. Fiction. Any genre. 5+ books in the series. HELP please!