August Genre Discussion
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August Genre Discussion
What was it about? What did you like about it? What genre was it? What sets it apart from others you've read?
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ReviewerDiksha wrote:I am looking for a new book.. in the comedy genre. But I just can't find one. If anyone could suggest me with something good?
Love, Life, and the Pursuit of Free Throws is hilarious. Here's the link for it on amazon
amazon.com/dp/B00KYIVBU6/ref=dp-kindle- ... amp;btkr=1 Super easy read, but I laughed out loud on more than one occasion.
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I agree with you, I loved reading Katie MacAlister's romance novels as all her heroines are strong female characters who do not hesitate to take what they want, which is a far cry from the passive damsel in distress!Gnome wrote: ↑01 Sep 2017, 05:22 Unrelated to the genre of the month I've been reading Katie MacAlister books. Life's been hitting a bit hard lately and her heroines have a certain sort of spunk that make me dive right in. It doesnt hurt that Katie MacAlister writes very easy (for me) to read paranormal romances so I can compare my life to things like accidentally summoning a couple of ghosts or becoming a demon lord.