Circe

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Jessica enjoyed Circe by Madeline Miller and found it captivating and beautifully written.

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Becky just realized that Circe has themes of incarceration, exile, isolation, and entrapment.

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Heather enjoyed Circe and found it fun to read on the heels of another book.

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Pascale wanted to read Circe because of its reputation for captivating storytelling.

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Becky appreciates the nuanced portrayal of Circe in this reimagining, finding her much more than just a patient wife.

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Henry acknowledges 'Waiting for Odysseus' is different from 'Circe', some critics saying it's not serious literary fiction.

Laura mentioned the next book discussion will be on Circe and there's time to read it before joining.

Laura is looking forward to discussing Circe on 8/21.

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Peyton wants to be added to Circe as they have been wanting to read it.

Laura is looking forward to the discussion of Circe on 8/21.

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Pascale scheduled a 30-minute discussion of Circe for August. If interested, indicate with a :hand:

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Elyse joined the hordes of people giving Circe 5 stars. So good.

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julia.thummel loved Circe by Madeline Miller, mentioning its popularity and specific phrases that stuck with them.

Laura found Perdita Weeks' narration of Circe captivating.

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Elyse's favorite book was Circe.

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Pascale is excited to discuss Circe on the roof tomorrow and shares her many feelings.

Laura recommended Circe by Madeline Miller for the spring 2021 book club selection.