
As a person who so loves World War 2 sagas and a daughter of a man who fought in this war, I am ever so anxious to read this book. We follow three girls, volunteers in the Red Cross, as they travel to Europe with the hope of bringing some happiness and joy to our soldiers.

I think The Wizard of Oz was one of the first movies I was allowed to see. It was also a movie, I would go back to many times and as I had my own daughters, they too, became enamored with this movie. Following Maud Gage Baum, widow of the author of The Wizard of Oz, we get the behind the scenes look at the making of this iconic movie and it most memorable song, Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Jan and I are reading this one and truly excited about it.

This book has been getting lots of accolades and it is another book that Jan and I will be sharing. We are all in for this psychological thriller of a wife’s violence against her husband.

Caroline Ferriday’s from the book The Lilac Girls mother is introduced in this story and we follow her in the pre war days from St Petersberg to Paris in this book staged before and based on some true events of World War 1.

Recently, Dean Koontz has been able to capture my attention with his book and so I am hoping that in this book, he will do the same. Jim Ironheart has seemed to be there when danger lurked and he was needed. Reporter Holly Thorne starts to follow him, falling in love with this strange man. How is he able to save twelve people in a span of three month? Sounds like quite the intriguing fellow.
There are my books for the week. Wishing you all happy reading and of course Happy March!

You wish to read all these books in a week???? Wow! I aim to read a similar no. of books for the entire month. 😛
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I read quickly I know. I am retired so I have lots of time to enjoy my books.
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Love these choices, Marialyce! I already know a couple of them are AMAZING and I hope you love them, too! Happy reading this week!
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Well I just finished The Library Book and really liked it, and am about a quarter of the way into The Beantown Girls, and The Lost for Words Bookshop. So far so good for me! Thanks, Jennifer!
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I just started The Silent Patient last night and so far so good. I’m only about 5 chapters in though. I have The Beantown Girls to read too and I plan on buying The Lost Roses since I just read and loved The Lilac Girls. I want to read the Oz book too; I used to watch it on VHS all the time when I was younger and now my 8 year old loves it too. I hope you enjoy them all, Marialyce!
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I am half way through The Silent Patient which is petty fast reading and interesting. Lots of parallels happening there..The Beantown Girls is dragging a bit for me. Right now it seems a bit frivolous and I want it ti be more serious, so don’t know about that one. Thanks, Stephanie!
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Great line up! Ive read two of these! My favorite was Silent Patient. I’ve been seeing Beantown everywhere!! So I’ll watch for your reviews.
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Hmm I just pushed aside the Beantown book, Holly. It just was not for me. I read to the halfway point, but others have really enjoyed it. I do hope you find and enjoy that book.
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Great line up. I recently read The Silent Patient and it is so good. I hope that you will enjoy all your books this week. Happy reading.
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I am liking The Silent Patient. Thanks, Diana! Hope you have a great week of reading too!
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