Book club – Plain Bad Heroines Shawshank, February 14, 2021 Hey book nerds! We’re still talking about Plain Bad Heroines by Emily M. Danforth. We’re at the half way point in the book, and if you’re like me while reading, you totally are getting sucked in as soon as you open the book. It makes it very hard to put it down when you want to go and do something else. It’s still a very slow burn, which is what I really am liking about this. I’m thinking that it’s going to be like a rollercoaster cresting the top, and getting over the hump. I think it’s going to go by in a flash. I can and can’t wait for it. When I get to the middle of a book, I start to get a little anxiety about finishing it. Not because I want it to end, but because the book is almost over. Then the anxiety of choosing the next book. I really like the writing style of Mrs Danforth. It’s so meta, and really self aware. What do you guys like about the book? Any questions about it? Be sure to put them in a comment, and I’ll try to answer them. Until next time, book nerds! Lockup Library Book Club blogbloggerbookbook bloggerbook clubbook loverbooksjournaltalking about books
Lockup Library Book Club Book Club: The Girl on the Train December 13, 2020 Hey book nerds! It’s time for the next instalment of Lockup Library Book Club. A couple of hours late, but better late than never. I originally sat down, thinking I was going to blast through Brave New World, but I really couldn’t get into it today. So I picked up… Read More
Lockup Library Book Club Book Club: The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle August 25, 2021 Ok book nerds, I’m really trying to get back into the swing of things and actually try to bring back the Lockup Library Book Club. So for the balance of this month, and probably next month, the book is going to be The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart… Read More
Lockup Library Book Club Book club – what’s next? January 30, 2021 Hey book nerds! I interrupt your nice a quiet Saturday evening to ask a question. I just finished The Arctic Fury, (more on that at our regular book club meeting) and I’d like to know, which book to read next. It doesn’t matter if you’ve read these books before, or… Read More