Fall Reading Challenge
September to December 2016
sponsored by BookSparks
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The 3rd BookSparks University Fall Reading Challenge sponsored by BookSparks starts September 12!
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Reading list: my picks (
complete list here)
Review links go live after posted.
Behind Closed Doors by B. A. ParisCourse Title: ‘Til Deceit Do Us Part
Department: Psychological Thrillers
Description: Everyone knows a couple like Jack and Grace – charming, elegant, enviable. But Jack and Grace are inseparable. She never answers the phone, meets you for coffee or leaves the house with anything. Can we ever truly know what goes on behind closed doors?
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Goodreads
We Are Unprepared by Meg Little ReillyCourse Title: Survival Training
Department: Climate Fiction
Description: Author Meg Little Reilly’s work as President Obama’s deputy communications director, spokesperson for the US Department of the Treasury and with the Environmental Defense Fund shines in this extremely timely, global warming-inspired debut novel. Just months after settling into their new rural home, hipster, Brooklyn couple Ash and Pia face an impending superstorm that splits their tight-knit community and exposes the cracks in their marriage.
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my review -DNF
London Belongs to Me by Jacquelyn MiddletonCourse Title: Theatre Writing 101
Department: British Literature
Description: Broken from an unexpected betrayal, Alex Sinclair couldn’t jump on a plane to London fast enough. But when a wealthy rival fueled by ambition and jealousy threatens her career and a fledgling romance, Alex once again questions her self-worth and is left wondering if London is where she truly belongs.
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Goodreads
The Next by Stephanie GangiCourse Title: Ghost Stories 101
Department: Paranormal Studies
Description: Is there a right way to die? If so, Joanna DeAngelis has it all wrong. As she travels beyond memory, beyond desire, she is transformed into a fierce female force of life, determined to know how to die, happily ever after.
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Goodreads
Unexpected Love by Kristy KryszczakCourse Title: Sex and the City 101
Department: Women’s Fiction Studies
Description: Ready for a SJP-replay? Settle in with this debut novel about Inez, a freelance beauty writer living in NYC who’s navigating life in her thirties and the complicated romances she gets pulled into along the way.
Website
In the Heart of Texas: A Novel by Ginger McKnight-ChaversCourse Title: Pop Culture Conversations
Department: Women’s Fiction Studies
Description: In the Heart of Texas is a wry, humorous commentary on the complexities of race, class, relationships, politics, popular culture, and celebrity in our current society. Jo Randolph, the “poor man’s Halle Berry,” has successfully avoided waiting tables since leaving Midland, Texas, but 24 hours of poor decisions in Hollywood send her back home to lay low and reconnect with her roots.
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Goodreads
Small Admissions: A Novel by Amy PoeppelCourse Title: Keeping Up Appearances
Department: Women’s Fiction Studies
Description: A young woman is unexpectedly thrust into the cutthroat world of New York City private school admissions as she attempts to understand city life, human nature, and falling in love.
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my review
