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April 2021 Reading Rabbits 🐇📖

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Calling All Readers!

This is our April 2021 Reading Rabbits Book Posting. You can post your comments and suggestions about any book/magazine/newspaper that does/doesn't have to do with any medical issues on this posting. You can mention about your favorite authors, as well. This posting will be pinned to the Pinned Posts for easier access.

This is the updated list of books that I will plan on reading. Some of them are from a trilogy/series. They are:

1. The Guest List -- Fern Michaels

2. The 6th Target -- James Patterson

3. The Apt Pupil -- Stephen King

4. Mr. Mercedes -- Stephen King

5. Finders Keepers -- Stephen King

6. End of Watch -- Stephen King

7. The Search -- Nora Roberts/JD Robb

8. Weekend Warriors –- Fern Michaels

9. Christmas Shopaholic –- Sophie Kinsella

10. Crazy House –- James Patterson

11. The Colorado Kid (Hard Case

Crimes) –- Stephen King

12. Firefly Lane — Kristin Hannah

13. Firestarter – Stephen King

14. True Colors – Kristin Hannah

15. I Heart New York – Lindsey Kelk

Last month, I had read “A Clean Kill”, by Leslie Glass. She writes the April Woo series. “A Clean Kill” is part of the April Woo series and it’s a really fast and interesting mystery with a romance twist at the same time. For anyone who enjoys reading mysteries and romance, I strongly recommend this book.

The story takes place in New York City and is based around two women who became best friends before having a Nutritionist/Trainer named Derek Meke help them with keeping fit and eating healthy. Their names were Maddy Wilson and Alison Perkins. Both of them had children and hired Nannies from the “Anderson Agency”; owned by Jo Ellen Anderson to live in their homes so the children could be taken care of and driven back and forth to Play School.

The Detectives who were put on the case were Mike Sanchez and April Woo-Sanchez. They both worked in different precincts, but ended up working together to work on the case.

Okay, now to you. What have you been reading lately or plan to read this month? The next book I plan to read starting today will be “The Institute”, by Stephen King.

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4 years ago

Brilliant 😃

thara96434 years ago

here

4 years ago

Have read “I Heart New York” but “Where the Crawdads Sing” and “The Thursday Murder Club” are top of my list this month. Di

Activity2004• in reply to4 years ago

I will have to look out for the "Where the Crawldads Sing" and " The Thursday Murder Club" very soon. What did you think of " I Heart New York"?

• in reply toActivity20044 years ago

It was a pleasant lockdown read

Activity2004• in reply to4 years ago

That's wonderful to hear. Thank you for letting me know.

4 years ago

I have an Amazon Alexa and am gripped to a wide selection of books by Solomon Carter and I would definitely recommend his books, but they are Kindle only and not out in print.

Activity2004• in reply to4 years ago

How long is each book and how many are in the series?😀👍🌈📚🐇📖

Nothing_but_booksReading Rabbits4 years ago

I finished The Institute a couple weeks ago. Enjoy!

Activity2004• in reply toNothing_but_books4 years ago

Thank you! I will start it tonight3-14-2021).😀👍🌈🐇📖📚

Nothing_but_booksReading Rabbits4 years ago

I just tonight started rereading Too Many Women by Rex Stout. He's one of my favorite authors. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Rex Stout has Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin. Either way, good times to be had by one and all.

My Favorite Nero Wolfe novel? Hmm... Maybe The Doorbell Rang.

Any other Wolfe fans out there?

Favorite Sherlock Holmes? That's easy. The short story that scared the hell out of me at seven years old. "The Speckled Band". "Oh my God! Helen! It was the band! The speckled band!" It sticks in my memory. Oh my a few years have passed since then -- and I still get a chill.

Activity2004• in reply toNothing_but_books4 years ago

That sounds interesting! Is it like Stephen King scary?😀👍🌈📚🐇📖

Nothing_but_booksReading Rabbits• in reply toActivity20044 years ago

No. It's Conan Doyle scary. 😱

A young woman comes to Holmes pleading for help. She tells a story of the night she lost her beloved sister. In the middle of the night, she awoke to hear her sister screaming incoherently about a "speckled band".

Now, in the middle of the night, she hears strange noises that take her back to that time...

🐇 📖 🦜

Activity2004• in reply toNothing_but_books4 years ago

This sounds really great! Thank you for letting us know.😀👍🌈📖🐇📚

Nothing_but_booksReading Rabbits• in reply toActivity20044 years ago

👍

thara96434 years ago

In need of recommendations for poetry books

Activity2004• in reply tothara96434 years ago

Who is your favorite Poet?😀👍🌈

thara9643• in reply toActivity20044 years ago

not fussed

bookish• in reply tothara96434 years ago

My go-tos are Louis Macneice Selected Poems, John Foster's 101 favourite poems (collection chosen by poets), plus Charles Causley Selected Poems for Children and Brian Patten Juggling with Gerbils (being an adult is seriously overrated in my opinion!)

Activity2004• in reply tobookish4 years ago

How long is the book?

bookish• in reply toActivity20044 years ago

Enough to last a lifetime! Or several. I always loved to read and when I had to quit my job due to health issues I started a (very) small business selling secondhand and antiquarian books, so I have many thousands to go at........

Poppy_Ann4 years ago

Hi, I love to read and go through many books a month I signed up for kindle unlimited as the monthly subscription is much less than buying the books or even getting a taxi to the local library, now a days I like young adult books as they seam to get to the point quicker also I like science fiction and science fantasy which seam to be in the young adult section, I read for around 6 to 8 hours a day I go to bed early at around 19.00hrs due to my back does not like to support me much more due to it being broke in 4 places which tends to ease a bit being lay down and supported over most of it which is why I get threw so many books in my kindle library I have 1200 books which I have bought on my UK account and around 1150 books in my USA account which I have bought plus god knows how many I have read via kindle unlimited,I think that I would go mad if I could not read, during this lock down it has hardly made any difference to what it is like normally I seldom go out and so seldom get to talk to people it's a good job I am happy with my own company.

Like always I have waffled on again sorry about that.

Regards Poppy Ann.

Activity2004• in reply toPoppy_Ann4 years ago

This sounds really fantastic! I love to read a lot, too. We have a new book posting each month coming later this month. Would you like to have a Reading Rabbits badge next to your Username for the group? We also have a message sent out saying when the posting has been posted.😀👍👍🌈📚🐇📖

Zivago74• in reply toPoppy_Ann4 years ago

Dear Poppy -Ann I found your writing reasurring and interesting.I watch too much T.V. a habit that has developed from following about covid and save reading for when Im in bed at night..for 2 or 3 hours.I look foward to this..I feel if I read during the day I would dilute the enjoyment at night,With fibromyalgia and all its problems which cause me isolation,I wonder how much I can get by without contact thru reading and news and drama or should I put a bit of precious energy into more face to face contact.You sound as if you are managing well! Best wishes from Christchurch,New Zealand.

Activity2004• in reply toZivago744 years ago

Would you like to have a Reading Rabbits badge, Zivago74 ?😀👍🌈📚🐇📖

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