[Jane Wilson]

The Butterfly Collector by Tea Cooper.
Australia best seller historic author based on a true story.

 

[The red car]

Hi Setha, Books I would recommend to you are written by Heather Reyburn. Heather lives in QLD and has written quite a few books that run in a series. So if you like Good old Australian novels with twists and turns then do yourself a favour .

 

[Athena E.]

Ooooh this is my favourite topic!

My recent 5-star read is Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary. I was intimidated at first (there were a lot of scientific computations than I could understand) but the story was really interesting! If you like science fiction, I highly recommend this one!

Currently, I'm reading two books, both of which I like so far:

The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, MD - a non-fiction book that talks about the effects of trauma on the body. The author is distinguished in the field of psychiatry, and the insights in the book are enlightening.

Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt - a literary fiction book about an unlikely friendship between a 70-year-old widow and an octopus living in an aquarium. So far, I'm enjoying the chapters of the octopus!

If you have read any of these, please let me know what you think!

Also, I'm taking notes of your recommendations so thank you!

 

[funkygal]

Th e Lost Flowers of Alice Hart is a story of family history, personal journey, love and loss. Captivating , complex and heart warming. A wonderful read.

 

[Ssue13]

Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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The Secrets She Keeps
Michael Robotham

 

[Ideas]

Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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You could try something by that little-known Australian author, Sue Bagust (which is me). I'd love to get your feedback. Here's a link to one of my novels so you can check it out https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B00HOQSH4O

 

[roderickg@aussiebroadband]

Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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Kirjath & The Earth Warriors is absolutely thrilling! You can google it and read a few pages for free. And, the author is one of your members! (Me) The movie will be like none you've ever seen before.!

 

[Luckyus]

Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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If you can possibly source it, It's named the Autobiography of a Flea! it's Vitorian era porn very funny even though its porn! about the life a flea. Honestly I couldn't put it down for laughter. Another one if you can get hold of it is the Last Escape and it's set in a prison in NSW I wish I could tell who the authors were but I'm afraid I've forgotten their names.

 

[Richard12]

The wheel of time series. That is if you like science fiction. The are by Robert Jordan. 14 books in total and I read them all twice.

 

[Julia TH]

I love anything by Camilla Lackberg and also recently read Colleen McCullough 's lovely book Angel Puss. Set in Sydney's Kings Cross in 1960.

 

[Bev W]

Dianne Galbaldon Outlander series loved loved loved them.
Karin Slaughter -not for the squeamish but really liked them all.
Lee Child - any of the Jack Reacher books
just finished Haywood Smith The Red Hat Club good light and entertaining.
currently reading James Patterson with Bill Clinton The President is Missing so far has me sucked in.
Next on the bench to read is: Fiona McIntosh a double Tea Gardens and the Chocolate Tin
Hope you'll consider some of these and enjoy them as much as I have.

 

[LETS]

The Stand by Stephen King

 

[Handflapper]

Unsafe at any speed.

 

[Dougy55]

Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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Any book written by Clive Cussler,or Katharin Kerr.George RR Martin is also on the recomened list.

 

[margaretritchie48]

Where the Crawdads Sing is a great book and it has been made into a movie

just read that book, agree.

 

[Mistydolphin1]

Judy Nunn's books are always excellent, writing about different areas of Australia in a very readable way. I am hanging for another, l hope there is another on the way.

 

[Jarred Santos]

Wow wow wow! Lots of recommendations here, I'm loving it!

 

[Wandiwa]

White Pages A-K by Telstra .... a lot of characters, not much of a plot.

 

[jaydee6033]

The Thursday Murder Club series (4 books) by Richard Osman. They are very light hearted and pertinent to seniors. Highly recommended.

 

[Jarred Santos]

White Pages A-K by Telstra .... a lot of characters, not much of a plot.

Fair to say they've even lost it!