The Librarian's Husband's Book Club discussion

It's time to celebrate our favorite June reads! Tell us about the book that captivated you the most this past month.

While it's not even close to a book that I would nominate for the list of 2024's best - - this was the best book I read during June so it wins by default . . . .
THREE INCH TEETH by C.J. Box

Broken Bayou which was a debut book free on Amazon Reads First. I really enjoyed the author and am excited to see what more she can do. Also, The Bridge to Terabithia is a nostalgic favorite ive never before read but bad seen the movie. The book was just as good and i learned was loosely inspired but true events which 🤯. What were your best June reads, @John?

Duma Key by King

On the Shoulders of Giants: The Milan Lectures by Umberto Eco. A compilation of essay/lectures delivered at the Milianese Festival of Culture from 2001-2009 by the author of The Name of the Rose.

Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok, had owned it for years, didn't have super high expectations but highly recommend it. The depiction of life in sweatshops for recent Chinese immigrants was shocking.

Vickie wrote: "Duma Key by King"

Possibly my favorite King, not counting the beginning with the dog!

Favorite for June is probably The Spellshop it was light, cozy fantasy that made me smile.

During June I read 2 great books. The Puzzle Master by Danielle Trussoni and The Tattooist of Auschwitz. I realize The Puzzle Master isn’t highly rated but it pulled me in and I thought it was a very engrossing story. The Tattooist of Auschwitz, well it was a tragic love story that was so wonderful!

The Girl in 6E by A.R. Torre

Not necessarily the best book in June, but definitely the one I enjoyed the most.

Devon wrote: "Broken Bayou which was a debut book free on Amazon Reads First. I really enjoyed the author and am excited to see what more she can do. Also, The Bridge to Terabithia is a nostalgic favorite ive ne..."

My favorite was The Stardust Grail by Yume Kitasei. The Galaxy's greatest art thief turned grad student holds the fate of two worlds in her hands...

Boston Girl by Anita Diamant was a really good look back into how the 1900’s shaped out for people back then.

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

I highly recommend it!

Julie wrote: "During June I read 2 great books. The Puzzle Master by Danielle Trussoni and The Tattooist of Auschwitz. I realize The Puzzle Master isn’t highly rated but it pulled me in and I thought it was a ve..."
@julie: She has a new one coming out in September or October - - The Puzzle Box. I'm reading an arc of it now, and I think it's even better than The Puzzle Master - which I also enjoyed.