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I truly recommend "Someone Like You", by Sarrah Dessen. I'm mostly a fan of romance, and I thought the book was going to be a total drag, because it's mostly about friendship and a little reality. But in the end I was completely wrong, and I loved it. It's now my favorite book.
I also recommend "Just Listen," and "This Lullaby", also by Sarrah Dessen.
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Consider “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah. This novel is a beautiful story of two sisters navigating life in France during World War II. It offers rich historical context and themes that spark deep discussions.
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How should become a good reader?
One answer is just read, read and read more! Join a book club to then discuss what you've read. If a club doesn't appeal to you, get one friend to read the same book you do and talk about it together.
What book series should you read next?
vampire academy
What are some things you could do in a book club?
In a book club you decide on a book to read and you read it basically. Then you discuss about the book you've choosen.
should i join the book club YESH or nuuuuuuuuu :(?
YESHHH! ;)
When you have a club penguin book what do you do?
You read it.
What is the next book to read after new moon?
The next book is eclipse
what book should i read next tell me one you liked?
conjured by sarah beth durst
What is a magazine club?
the magazine club is mostley people who gather to read book.
Why would people who read books want to visit a book club?
People who read books would want to visit a book club to discuss a particular book. Book club members go over various parts of the book and literary elements, which may interest book readers.
How is a book club different from studying a book in a class?
a book club is different because everyone in the group has already read the at the same time
When participants read the same book and then meet to discuss it is called a?
book club.
How many books should a book club read in a year?
It ultimately depends on the preferences of the book club members, but a common range is between 8 to 12 books per year, allowing for monthly meetings to discuss each book. This frequency strikes a balance between giving members ample time to read each book and keeping the reading schedule engaging throughout the year.
