Cindy Caldwell

J. K. Rowling

Cindy enjoyed reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, it was a magical adventure.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy did not like Twilight, found it dull and lacking in imagination.

Jodi Picoult, Jennifer Finney Boylan

Cindy just finished reading Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult and found it excellent, recommending it for its unique blend of murder mystery, love story, and beekeeping.

Augusten Burroughs

Cindy will be discussing Running with Scissors at Book Club on Wednesday.

Augusten Burroughs

Cindy discusses initial impressions of Dr. Finch's practices and the controversy surrounding the classification of the book.

Eoin Colfer

Cindy finished Artemis in 2 days and recommended it to her brother and neighbor. Thanks for the endorsement, folks!

Daniel Silva

Cindy was disappointed with the unsatisfying ending of The Other Woman by Daniel Silva.

Elaine Hsieh Chou

Cindy found Disorientation by Elaine Hsieh Chou thought-provoking and would recommend it.

C. J. Box

Cindy just started Open Season by C.J. Box, recommended by her brother, and knows there are 19 books in the series.

Delia Owens

Cindy has Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens on her table, even though she's late to the game with this one.

Andy Weir

Cindy is excited for Artemis by Andy Weir, which is being shipped and should arrive next week.

Augusten Burroughs

Cindy finished Running with Scissors early and enjoyed it.

Elif Shafak

Cindy gave up on The Island of Missing Trees due to a chapter from the perspective of a tree.

Katie Crouch

Cindy started Embassy Wife last night, set in Namibia, a place she's always wanted to visit.

V. C. Andrews

Cindy has Fallen (rebellious Amish woman?! say no more!) on deck.

Jeffrey Archer

Cindy has Prodigal Daughter (Mormon secrets?!) on deck.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy struggled to finish the book after multiple attempts and only completed it after watching the movie on an airplane.

Betsy Cromer Byars

Cindy couldn't finish reading The Swimmers halfway through and bailed, curious to hear others' opinions for book club discussion.

Helen B. Andelin, Helen Andelin

Cindy thought the book mentioned above was fascinating.

Rebecca Kauffman

Cindy just picked up Chorus by Rebecca Kauffman from the library.

Antoine Wilson

Cindy just picked up Mouth to Mouth by Antoine Wilson from the library.

Lisa Scottoline

Cindy just picked up What Happened to the Bennetts by Lisa Scottoline from the library.

Ian H. Robertson

Cindy saw 'winner' recommended on two book lists, making it sound like a winner.

Taylor Jenkins Reid

Cindy found The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo to be just okay, not particularly recommending it.

Tracey Lange

Cindy found We are the Brennans to be just okay, not particularly recommending it.

E. Rae Teare

Cindy found In the Company of Killers to be just okay, not particularly recommending it.

Mark Greaney

Cindy just added The Gray Man to her Hold list.

E. Rae Teare

Cindy may like In the Company of Killers, a CIA assassin story.

E. Rae Teare

Cindy found Bryan Christy's 'In the Company of Killers' intriguing according to the recap she read.

Anisha Bhatia

Cindy is nearly finished with The Rules of Arrangement and is really enjoying it.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy regrets not being able to participate in discussion as she read the book many months ago and has limited recall of finer plot details.

Margaret Thaler Singer

Cindy is considering starting with a book about cults from the latest library pick-up.

Andy Weir

Cindy loved Project Hail Mary so much that she bought it as a gift for someone

María Amparo Escandón

Cindy just finished L.A. Weather, a story about a dysfunctional Latino family in SoCal with secrets

Liane Moriarty

Cindy is currently enjoying Apples Never Fall by the author of Big Little Lies, a story about a disappearance turned murder

Amor Towles

Cindy's next read is The Lincoln Highway by the author of A Gentleman in Moscow, looks huge, may not be up for it, tbh

Cindy Sherman

Cindy couldn't finish reading the book and had to return it, feeling guilty.

Cindy received new hard-copy books by John Sandford, Tom Clancy, Michael Connelly, and John Grisham from her brother last week.

Tom Clancy

Cindy is excited to start reading the books by Tom Clancy she received from her brother.

Michael Connelly

Cindy plans to read the books by Michael Connelly after finishing her current ones.

Cindy is looking forward to reading the books by John Grisham she received.

William Shakespeare

Cindy heard many good things about The Measure this weekend.

Rebecca Makkai

Cindy is currently reading 'I Have Some Questions For You' and finds it very hard to put down.

Michelle Sterling

Cindy enjoyed the book Camp Zero and is interested in similar titles with 'Zero' in the title.

Michelle Sterling

Cindy is more than halfway through Camp Zero and can't put it down.

Gilbert Parker

Cindy started reading The Golden Spoon this week. If you like 'The Great British Baking Show' + murder mysteries, this may be the perfect combo for you!

Frank Herbert

Cindy thought of the group when she saw Dune, a classic science fiction novel by Frank Herbert.

Isaac Asimov

Cindy compared Dune to Foundation, feeling Foundation fell short in comparison to the classic sci-fi epic.

Jeff VanderMeer

Cindy read Annihilation and is excited for the upcoming book club discussion.

Ruth Ware

Cindy just finished The It Girl by Ruth Ware and found it excellent.

Jojo Moyes

Cindy just finished Someone Else's Shoes by Jojo Moyes and really enjoyed it as a classic summer read.

Louisa May Alcott

Cindy enjoyed Louisa May Alcott's Little Women for its heartwarming portrayal of family bonds.

Laura Ingalls Wilder, Garth Williams

Cindy mentioned enjoying the Little House books by Laura Ingalls Wilder as well.

Paul Bowles

Cindy loved _The Sheltering Sky_ at first but now absolutely hates it, not holding up in modern times.

Ayn Rand

Cindy struggled to get through Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged.

Ayn Rand

Cindy found _Atlas Shrugged_ to be very divisive. Some love it, while others struggle to get through it.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy found the book 'transformational' and 'impactful', but ultimately found it SO BORING after giving it a chance.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Cindy wishes the book read more like Anna Karenina

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy and <@U0255M8JK> challenged each other to read a book, but neither of them ended up reading it.

Louise Penny

Cindy just finished Louise Penny's latest Inspector Gamache book.

Sara Nisha Adams

Cindy mentioned The Reading List in Gathertown last night.

Sidney Sheldon

Cindy is currently reading The Stranger in the Mirror.

Tove Alsterdal

Cindy is currently holding and ready for pickup the book We Know You Remember.

Amor Towles

Cindy has Lincoln Highway on her Hold list!.

Diana Gabaldon

Cindy thinks Outlander is not as good as Harry Potter, finding it a chore to get through.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy mentioned Harry Potter in comparison to Outlander.

Zakiya Dalila Harris

Cindy just started reading The Other Black Girl and may finish before Sunday.

Rumaan Alam

Cindy is currently reading 'Leave the World Behind' and finds it a real page-turner.

Paula Hawkins

Cindy started A Slow Fire Burning last night which has started out strong.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Cindy's next read is Velvet was the Night.

Dav Pilkey

Cindy found The Plot to be a chore and would not recommend despite the reviews. Any fans?

Ian Flynn, Thomas Rothlisberger, Aaron Hammerstrom, Mauro Fonseca

Cindy finished Imposter Syndrome earlier this week, set in a technology startup with tones of Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes. Pretty good!

Amy Reed

Cindy just finished Nowhere Girl, a true story, and found it really good.

Diane Johnson

Cindy's next read is Lorna Mott Comes Home.

Michael Freeman

Cindy recommends The Photographer as an easy summer read.

Patricia Love

Cindy recommends Monogamy as an easy summer read.

Jeanine Cummins

Cindy started American Dirt last night and recommends it as an easy summer read.

Mike Shepherd

Cindy loved the Millenium trilogy and wants to go on walking tours in Stockholm to visit places from the Lisbeth Salander books.

Katherine St. John

Cindy is loving The Siren right now!

Alexandra Andrews

Cindy just finished 'Who is Maud Dixon' last night. One of the best novels with lots of plot twists. Highly recommend.

Peter J. Carroll

Susan Meissner

Cindy just finished The Nature of Fragile Things in a day. It explores Irish immigration, the San Francisco earthquake/fire of 1906, and themes of women empowerment.

Chris Whitaker

Cindy is loving We Begin at the End, endorsed by Louise Penny. It's about crime in a small town, forgiveness, and human frailty.

Brandon Soderberg, Baynard Woods

Cindy recommends checking out I Got a Monster, a true story about a corrupt police squad in Baltimore.

Charles Wheelan

Cindy is enjoying reading We Came, We Saw, We Left as it satisfies her armchair traveler needs and makes her daydream about taking a gap year to travel.

David Lagercrantz

Cindy just finished reading The Girl in the Spider's Web.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy is currently reading Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Mark Cotta Vaz

Cindy is currently reading Twilight's Eclipse.

Tana French

Cindy plans to read Tana French's The Secret Place next.

Emily St. John Mandel

Cindy tried reading The Glass Hotel but hated it and gave up.

London Business School. Library.

Cindy added hold list to her reading list.

Blm Point Of Staff

Cindy is loving Harry Potter #4, a monster at ~730 pages, because it's such easy reading.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy has Twilight on hold and is looking forward to reading it.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy finished Harry Potter in one day and loved it. (okay so I'm like 20 years behind on that trend)

Danielle McLaughlin

Cindy submitted a Suggestion to the library hoping Laura's strategy works for her to be the first to get Art of Falling, a Best New Book.

Kim Liggett

Cindy plans to read The Grace Year next, recommended by Tom's wife, Ty.

Colleen Hoover

Cindy plans to read Verity next, recommended by Tom's wife, Ty.

Ann Patchett

Cindy was inspired to put a hold on The Dutch House at her library.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy is unsure if reading all the Harry Potter books as an adult is worth it compared to just watching the movies.

Danielle Steel

Cindy is reading the latest escapist book by Danielle Steel, finding it a relaxing read.

James Patterson

Cindy is currently enjoying James Patterson's latest escapist book, finding it a page-turner.

Louise Penny

Cindy enjoys reading the latest Louise Penny book.

Daniel Silva

Cindy is also reading the latest Daniel Silva book.

Eric Homberger

Cindy really likes John Le Carre for his espionage novels.

John le Carré

Cindy recommended trying Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy as his best book.

Suzanne Collins

Cindy mentioned The Hunger Games trilogy.

G. H. Hardy

Cindy mentioned The Divergent series in a positive light, praising its unique dystopian world and strong female protagonist.

K. W. Callahan

Cindy feels very Dystopian with her reading materials

Margaret Atwood

Cindy mentioned The Handmaid's Tale during the discussion.

Gail Honeyman

Cindy enjoyed reading Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine over the weekend.

Brit Bennett

Cindy is halfway through reading The Vanishing Half.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy is excited to read Midnight Sun, the latest book in the Twilight series.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is amazed by people who can read multiple books simultaneously.

Wilkie Collins

Cindy enjoys reading Jezebel as her fix.

Jo Nesbø, Lotte Katrine Tollefsen

Cindy has only read one book by Jo Nesbo and hasn't heard of the others.

Juan Gómez-Jurado

Cindy likes the Spanish author Juan Gomez-Jurado.

Louise Penny

Cindy also likes author Louise Penny.

SparkNotes Staff, J. K. Rowling

Cindy enjoyed Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone as a past blockbuster summer read.

Dan Brown

Cindy mentioned The Da Vinci Code as another past blockbuster summer read.

Shannon Reed

Cindy started Why Did I Get a B? this weekend, a humorous book recommended by People magazine.

J. D. Salinger

Cindy enjoyed reading The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. She found it thought-provoking and engaging.

Michael Dean

Cindy was disappointed by 1984 by George Orwell. She found it bleak and oppressive.

Jane Austen

Cindy thought Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen was okay. She didn't love it or hate it.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy is curious about the genre of Midnight Sun and asks if it falls under Romance or Thriller.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Cindy mentioned she will be reading 'War and Peace' and is taking a short break from the Russian Revolution.

Mario Giordano

Cindy mentioned she is going to enjoy reading 'Aunti Poldi' after taking a break from 'War and Peace.'

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is unsure about finishing the Maude translation of a book after reading 6 chapters. With 1271 pages, the decision remains open for now.

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Cindy loved Anna Karenina.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy is excited for the release of Midnight Sun, the latest book in the Twilight series.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Cindy enjoyed reading The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, praising its captivating storytelling and vivid characters.

Harper Lee

Cindy found To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee disappointing, feeling disconnected from the characters and plot.

Louise Penny

Cindy recommends Kingdom of the Blind, an Inspector Gamache mystery by Louise Penny. It's part of a series, so start from the beginning to avoid confusion.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy mentioned a British-Irish version related to Becky.

Amor Towles

Cindy is reading a physical copy of A Gentleman in Moscow.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy enjoyed reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, it was a magical adventure filled with wonder and excitement.

J.R.R. Tolkien

Cindy mentioned The Lord of the Rings in comparison to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, praising its epic world-building and compelling characters.

Masaji Ishikawa

Cindy is interested in the book River in Darkness.

Paul A. Estabrooks

Cindy is reading Escape from North Korea and finding it captivating.

Carolyn Strom Collins

Cindy mentioned Laura's house while discussing Zoom. No sentiment mentioned.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy mentioned a hard-copy book and candle in the third back-up.

William Shaw

Cindy finished The Trawlerman and recommends for police detective story fans, especially those set in England.

Sara Craven

Cindy enjoyed Counterfeit, especially for those who like reading about unlikely criminals.

Daniel Silva

Cindy finds The Cellist a novel much more to her liking than the last Daniel Silva one.

Helen Klein Ross

Cindy is planning to read The Latecomer next.

Eoin Colfer

Cindy mentioned Artemis as a book by the same author as Project Hail Mary and The Martian.

Andy Weir

Cindy referenced Project Hail Mary when mentioning Artemis.

Ray Bradbury

Cindy also mentioned The Martian in relation to Artemis.

Emily St. John Mandel

Cindy finished Station Eleven last night and really enjoyed it.

Jodi Picoult

Cindy started the Book of Two Ways this week. It's heavy on Egyptology and might be for fans of ancient Egyptian dynasties and hieroglyphics.

Allison Larkin

Cindy just finished reading The People We Keep, a book about creating a chosen family through close friendships despite a difficult upbringing.

Freya Sampson

Cindy is currently enjoying Last Chance Library, a story about a small village library in England that is in need of saving.

David Lodge

Karin Slaughter

Margaret Stohl

Cindy is currently enjoying the spy thriller 'Red Widow'.

Liane Moriarty

Cindy is reading Nine Perfect Strangers because she loves Liane Moriarty books.

Paula Hawkins

Cindy has A Burning on her bedside table for this month.

Celeste Ng

Cindy has Little Fires Everywhere on her bedside table for this month.

Torrey Peters

Cindy has Detransition, Baby on her bedside table for this month.

Kahlil Gibran

Cindy will be picking up The Prophets this weekend, as it is on a lot of 'Best of 2021' lists.

Maggie Shipstead

Cindy will be picking up Great Circle this weekend.

Jacqueline Baird

Cindy will be picking up Trust this weekend.

Alexandra Andrews

Cindy thought 'Who is Maud Dixon?' was one of the best books she read this year.

Andy Weir

Cindy thought 'Project Hail Mary' was one of the best books she read this year.

Jeff VanderMeer

Cindy read 'Annihilation' due to the Book Club's recommendations.

Anthony McCarten

Cindy just started reading Going Zero and can't put it down! Spyware, cybersecurity, the CIA, 10 volunteers challenged to go off grid for $3MM.

Elin Hilderbrand

Cindy just finished Five-Star Weekend, a typical Nantucket beach read by Elin Hilderbrand.

Grady Hendrix, Bahni Turpin

Cindy is currently reading 'The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires'.

Paul Doiron

Cindy is currently reading 'Dead Man's Wake' by Paul Doiron, the latest in his game warden series.

Aram Saroyan

Cindy's favorite book from a list of must-reads is 'The Human Comedy' by William Saroyan.

Karl Marx, Marx

Cindy's least favorite book from the list is 'Das Kapital' by Karl Marx.

Tracy Chevalier

Cindy recommends Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier.

Jamie Ford

Cindy recommends Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford.

Karin Slaughter

Cindy finished Girl, Forgotten by Karin Slaughter, a fictional cold case mystery with a female US Marshal as the lead.

Ann Cleeves

Cindy is enjoying the Shetland DI Jimmy Perez series.

Douglas Adams

Cindy started reading The Guide yesterday and thinks it's worth the wait. It's set in a luxury guest camp near Granby, CO.

Jonathan Santlofer

Cindy enjoyed reading The Last Mona Lisa this weekend and whipped through it in a day.

Sue Monk Kidd

Cindy is currently reading 'The Invention of Wings' and loving it.

Sue Monk Kidd

Cindy mentioned 'The Secret Life of Bees' in comparison to 'The Invention of Wings'.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy completed all the Harry Potter books and enjoyed them immensely.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy finished all the Twilight books and found them captivating.

Chang-rae Lee

Cindy is looking forward to reading My Year Abroad next.

Brit Bennett

Cindy is also planning to read The Mothers.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy is excited about the last Twilight book that came out last summer.

Stephenie Meyer

Cindy is curious if <@U01DPN1JHAM> has read Midnight Sun.

Ann Patchett

Cindy started reading the Dutch House.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy got the first of the Harry Potters.

Fridtjof Nansen

Cindy has the Greenlanders waiting for her at the library.

Khaled Hosseini

Cindy has The Kite Runner waiting for her at the library.

Susie Yang

Cindy started White Ivy this weekend and is almost done. She thinks you'd like it if you enjoyed Parachutes.

Richard Nelson Bolles

Cindy enjoyed Parachutes and recommends White Ivy if you like it.

Hilde Bruch

Cindy enjoyed The Golden Cage, finding it SOOO good and perfect for a slightly trashy summer read that kept her up late in bed.

Kiley Reid

Cindy enjoyed reading Such a Fun Age and found it engaging.

Hilde Bruch

Cindy just finished reading The Golden Cage.

Stieg Larsson

Cindy mentioned The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo as one of her favorite Scandinavian crime authors with a gripping storyline.

Jo Nesbø

Cindy commented on The Snowman's intricate plot and thrilling twists in the discussions.

Delia Owens

Cindy circled Where the Crawdads Sing as a book she'd like to read.

Ann Patchett

Cindy circled The Dutch House as a book she'd like to read.

John Grisham

Cindy circled Camino Winds as a book she'd like to read.

Frances Mayes

Cindy circled See you in the Piazza as a book she'd like to read.

Freya Stark

Cindy circled Valleys of the Assasins as a book she'd like to read.

Freya Stark

Cindy circled Alexander's Path as a book she'd like to read.

Diana Gabaldon

Cindy circled Outlander series as books she'd like to read.

Amor Towles

Cindy is reading A Gentleman in Moscow on her Kindle app and finds it annoying for book club discussions. She prefers the soft cover edition for next month.

Peter J. Carroll

Cynthia liked the book and has read several by the same author. She enjoys books set in Ireland.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy mentioned the second half of the book moves along quickly.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Cindy enjoyed The Great Gatsby, praising its vivid characters and atmospheric setting.

J. K. Rowling

Cindy found Harry Potter disappointing, preferring more realistic fiction.

Herman Melville

Cindy mentioned Moby Dick but didn't provide a clear opinion on it.

William J. Bennett, Michael Hague

Cindy is disappointed that the library only carries the audio book version.

William Kotzwinkle

Cindy mentions that the library also only has the e-book version.

Go Into Greatness

Cindy turned the tables and gave him a few management improvement books!

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy requested 20 copies of a book.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is excited to discuss a new book with the group.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is all hooked up to start checking out books.

Markus Zusak

Cindy finally finished the book last night! There are definitely some slower parts to that novel.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is considering trying out the book if available at the library, but hesitant due to the $15 purchase price.

Gary Null

Cindy mentioned that she had the same experience.

Sensory Journals

Cindy found the part confusing in WTH and couldn't continue reading due to lack of time.

John le Carré

Cindy mentions wondering about the review process for manuscripts written by former intelligence agents/employees.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy really liked the book, it's a true story about growing up in/leaving the cult. Thumbs up!

Edith Nesbit

Cindy recently read it and is glad you liked it.

Cindy loves the Harry Bosch series by Connelly.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy mentioned she's already read 430 pages since Wednesday evening, finding the book easy to read.

Zilpha Keatley Snyder

Cindy couldn't get through the book set in Egypt as it felt too much like reading a textbook.

Gary Null

Cindy is considering putting the book on hold at the library.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy feels hesitant to invest time in mediocre editions before getting to the good stuff.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is looking for a new series to read and is curious about how the books compare to the TV series she watched on Netflix.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy is organized and ready to move with her DL and library card already in hand.

Susan Watkins

Cindy mentions that if you like post-apocalyptic fiction, The Temps might be for you.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy mentioned that one of her New Year's resolutions was not to buy any books this year.

Peter J. Carroll

Cindy has not heard of the book, but will check it out. Thank you!