bookclique

A clique is a group of people with shared interests, and in our clique, it's a love of books we share with each other and readers everywhere. Join us each week!

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Foster and Small Things by Claire Keegan https://t.co/NQhiihzN4l

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The Woman in the Purple Skirt by Natsuko Imamura https://t.co/zWXJZjPFGa

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Horse by Geraldine Brooks https://t.co/Kl4tzDbrXm

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The Candy House by Jennifer Egan https://t.co/VcXfjo3v7V

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Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr https://t.co/IsU1gQk72o

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Oh, William! by Elizabeth Strout https://t.co/mZtgI22NWz

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2021 – Another Ride on the Roller Coaster/ Year in Review https://t.co/MFlb1gMBhN

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“The Ghost Birds” a Short Story by Karen Russell https://t.co/MtZ6uoS5LQ

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Intimacies by Katie Kitamura https://t.co/f9eReGKaRJ

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The Plot by Jean Hanff Korelitz https://t.co/04QToebepK

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Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead https://t.co/TfaOU8wBbn

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Secrets of Happiness by Joan Silber https://t.co/TEptU7gwY5

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The Boy in the Field by Margot Livesey https://t.co/XHV37uSnOa

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Set aside a quiet couple of hours to lose yourself in the sad and memorable hilarity within Interior Chinatown's layered contrivances https://t.co/Z0VgNcHU8G

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Due to changes in our work and family lives, many of us found ourselves contending with confusing, unanticipated abundances and losses. Some of us read voraciously. Others, not a word. https://t.co/3ZdWpKinpI

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Beyond giving us a beautifully strange story, Clarke gives readers a lot to think about as we try to orient ourselves in an unknown place full of echoes of the world we know. https://t.co/x6KlFSBn4Z

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bookclique’s 3rd Quarter Reading List https://t.co/Dmui8aU90s

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The Subtweet by Vivek Shraya is an incisive treatment of Twitter and social media culture. https://t.co/qdlyRRkLBd

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In Sarah M. Broom’s 2019 National Book Award winning memoir, The Yellow House, the “pinball of memory” is deftly controlled, a counter to the ever-present threat of watery chaos, as well as racial injustice, in New Orleans. https://t.co/btVzBbEXjA

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“You must change your life.” This quote, like Afterlife as a whole, reminds us to fully inhabit the imperfect spaces we create individually and then try to connect through love, halting and imperfect as it may be. https://t.co/0JfwWPbiQD