O's Book Club

1Q84-Haruki Murakami

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This fatty is a project but it is definitely worth it! Set in an alternate universe, two intriguing stories that, at first don’t seem related but as it evolves, you see it all come together. I can’t explain much without this being 4 paragraphs long but if you like dystopian novels, this one is an awesome and unique experience!

Rebecca-Daphne du Maurier

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I’m often skeptical of older classics. They are notorious for a reason but I usually find them boring. This one did not fit that bill. It is not written in some old timey, flowery language aka, super easy to follow. It’s creepy and mysterious right from the beginning and you truly don’t know where it’s going until the very end. Definitely give it a shot if you’re into suspense!

Book Club with Olivia

Small Great Things - Jodi Picoult

A very relevant book right now. Touches on racism and the importance of family. Picoult’s books always keep you on your toes and make you think, this one’s no different.

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The Red Tent - Anita Diamant

A beautiful multigenerational historical fiction novel set in biblical times that follows the story of a little girl before she was born, shows her life within her family as she grows up and the story of the amazing woman she becomes

Happy reading,

-O