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Live Now - #CannonBookClub Discussion of Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo
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Cities are loud places.

A Woman of the World by Rebecca Gilman

The Messengers by Lindsay Joelle

Finding Tess by Beth Macy

The Power of Self-Compassion by Laurie Cameron

April 8, 2020 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

These two months’ worth of Audible Originals. I tend to make my selections based on length (preferring shorter to longer) and go for things that are more memoirs, mystery, or podcasty. This mostly hits that, but I can’t seem to stay away from some of the plays written for Audible, which generally aren’t great. A Woman of the World – This is one of those plays written for Audible, but I think it’s better than many of the previous ones I’ve come across. This play […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: a woman of the world, Beth Macy, finding tess, Laurie Cameron, Lindsay Joelle, Rebecca Gilman, the messengers, the power of self-compassion

vel veeter's CBR12 Review No:180 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: a woman of the world, Beth Macy, finding tess, Laurie Cameron, Lindsay Joelle, Rebecca Gilman, the messengers, the power of self-compassion ·
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  • MsWas on Book Club Discussion Post: Last Night at the Telegraph ClubQ5: The opening prologue ends with Lily wondering if the pageant girls are what Chinese girls are "supposed to look like," and Lily does spend...
  • andtheIToldYouSos on Book Club Discussion Post: Last Night at the Telegraph Clubwell said- I think you just summed up the feeling that I couldn't quite place that was keeping me from loving this book
  • andtheIToldYouSos on Book Club Discussion Post: Last Night at the Telegraph ClubI want to know more about what happens with Lily's frenemy and HER secrets! She pushed the duty/desire line harder than Lily, IMO, and built...
  • andtheIToldYouSos on Book Club Discussion Post: Last Night at the Telegraph Clubyeah! coming of age and also that first fall into love with a capital L
  • Emmalita on Book Club Discussion Post: Last Night at the Telegraph ClubYes. And I didn't express my thought very well (I am so tired). Telegraph Club is a YA queer coming of age with a love...
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