My family book club is setting our reading schedule for next year. I'm supposed to suggest two books. I've got some tough stuff going on and I'd love to read something that's relatively light emotionally, but still thought provoking enough for a good discussion. Also, no sex scenes please. I will be discussing this with my parents and siblings and we are very much the kind of family who just silently agrees to assume that everyone was immaculately conceived
Any ideas?
by Jazmadoodle
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My second favorite book, ever! “The Best Way to Bury Your Husband,” by Alexia Casale. The image on the cover is very misleading. The book is definitely NOT a comedy. Is there a mystery? Yss. Does the book depict the benefits of working together to achieve a common goal? in a mysterious way it does. Is it a psychological thriller? Not necessarily. Is it thrilling? Ohhh, yes!
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