Claire Atwell Eisinger

Tracy Deonn

Claire liked Legendborn a lot and mentioned it's set in chapel hill / durham.

Lee Child

Claire has been tearing through Jack Reacher novels lately.

Sarah J. Maas

Claire enjoyed reading the first two books in Sarah J. Maas's Crescent City trilogy.

Brandon Sanderson

Claire is currently reading the first book in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy.

Sarah J. Maas

Claire enjoyed Crescent City, finding it a good read for adults. She appreciated the modern fantasy setting with tech elements.

Ursula K. Le Guin

Claire and David enjoyed Ursula K. Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven during a drive to Connecticut a few years ago.

John Berendt

Claire recommends Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil audiobook.

Sarah J. Maas

Claire is impressed that <@U024F9JBA> finished House of Flame and Shadow already and is excited to read it.

Markus Zusak

Claire thought the last line of the book made it totally worth it.

Ursula K. Le Guin

Claire enjoyed The Lathe of Heaven audiobook during a road trip with David to/from Connecticut a few years ago.

Katja Millay

Claire is interested in The Sea of Tranquility and has similar book tastes as <@U03S69T06BB>.

Emily St. John Mandel

Claire hasn't read Station Eleven but really loved The Glass Hotel.

Emily St. John Mandel

Claire really loved The Glass Hotel.

Emily St. John Mandel

Claire thinks Station Eleven may be about a pandemic, which seems a little too on the nose.

Emily St. John Mandel

Claire finds The Glass Hotel super cool!

Frank Herbert

Claire enjoyed reading Dune and rated it 4.5 out of 5.

Rivka Galchen

Claire found Everyone Knows Your Mother is a Witch to be a decent read with a rating of 3.5 out of 5.

Ellen Raskin

Claire enjoyed The Westing Game, a middle-grade book recommended by someone.

Amor Towles

Claire is really liking Lincoln Highway, a new book by Amor Towles, the author of A Gentleman in Moscow.

Anthony Doerr

Claire plans to read Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr.

Sarah Penner

Claire has The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner on her reading list.

Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Claire is planning to read the sequel to Dune, titled Dune #2.

Fern Michaels

Claire enjoyed The Guest List, a thrilling whodunnit set on a remote Irish island during a wedding. It entertained her more than other books.

Liane Moriarty

Claire highly rated Big Little Lies, a whodunnit that inspired a popular HBO mini-series. She picked it up based on another book and series she enjoyed.

Andy Weir

Claire loved Project Hail Mary, an upcoming Viget book club selection. It evoked strong emotions and defied typical science fiction expectations.

Gail Honeyman

Claire found Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine to be a sweet story with a solid ending, reminiscent of Fredrick Backman, one of her favorite authors.

Rivka Galchen

Claire started Everyone Knows Your Mother is a Witch but had trouble following the story while multitasking. She seeks others' opinions on the book.

Kieran Shields

Claire is enjoying The Truth of All Things, a crime mystery with subtle humor and a historical setting in late 1800s Portland, Maine. Recommended by a friend.

Sarah J. Maas

Claire is finding A Court of Thorns and Roses to be a sexy YA fantasy/romance series with the taste and literary value of movie theatre popcorn.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire assumed it was a young adult book due to the type size, but then wasn't sure because of the inclusion of sexy parts.

Kevin Wilson

Claire found Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson to be a light and funny read that she really enjoyed.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Claire found Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia to be less than satisfying, rating it 3/5 stars.

John le Carré

Claire is working on her second bingo now. The book is about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the 1970s.

Octavia E. Butler

Claire didn't love Patternmaster when she read it last month.

T. J. Klune

Claire is considering counting "House in the Cerulean Sea" against "Novel set in a workplace" as a bit of a stretch.

Tracy Deonn

Claire enjoyed Tracy Deonn's Legendborn, finding it to be a captivating and well-written fantasy novel.

Tracy Deonn

Claire finished Legendborn last night and gave it a solid 4.2/5 stars. She especially loved the story's connection to UNC-Chapel Hill.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire finds the description of day-to-day life in the small mining town in Northern Siberia gripping.

V. E. Schwab

Claire, What do you think of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue?

Anthony Marra

Claire wants to be added to the meeting for The Tsar of Love and Techno.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire is excited for the discussion and finished the book on Monday.

J. D. Salinger

Claire mentioned that she enjoyed The Catcher in the Rye, finding it a thought-provoking read.

Michael Dean

Claire compared 1984 to The Catcher in the Rye, praising its dystopian themes and complex characters.

Brit Bennett

Claire added The Vanishing Half to her reading list.

Jeff VanderMeer

Claire finished the Southern Reach trilogy this weekend and gave it a 5-star rating.

John Boyne

Claire is enjoying The Heart's Invisible Furies, finding similarities to A Prayer for Owen Meany.

John Irving

Claire mentions A Prayer for Owen Meany.

Richard Bachman

Claire mentioned The Regulator in the chat.

Patrick Rothfuss

Claire loved Name of the Wind as it hooked her very early on.

Sally Rooney, Alice Birch, Mark O'Rowe, Lenny Abrahamson

Claire is looking for a novel similar to Normal People by Sally Rooney.

Celeste Ng

Claire enjoyed Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire enjoyed reading The Great Gatsby and found it to be a captivating and well-written classic.

Harper Lee

Claire mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird in comparison to The Great Gatsby.

John Irving

Claire recommends A Prayer for Owen Meany, a book by a male author with a male protagonist.

John Irving

Claire's absolute favorite all time book is A Prayer for Owen Meany

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire enjoyed reading The Great Gatsby for its captivating storyline and well-developed characters.

Herman Melville

Claire thought Moby Dick was an interesting but dense read.

Delia Owens

Claire finds Where the Crawdads Sing helpful when in certain moods.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Claire finds that 'just getting to the good part' of Book A is the perfect time to stop and pick up Book B.

Alice B. Toklas

Claire thinks that picking up Book B after reaching the good part of Book A is a good idea.

Francie Alexander

Claire rated Good Reads 3.5/5 on Good Reads.

Sue Hubbell, Verrill Darhansoff

Claire doesn't recommend the audiobook due to inaccuracies in down east accents for North Carolina natives.

Julia Baird

Claire read the nonfiction book Victoria by Julia Baird.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire just finished a book last weekend and loved it!

E. B. White

Claire loved the heartwarming story of Charlotte's Web, especially the friendship between Charlotte and Wilbur.

Roald Dahl

Claire enjoyed the dark humor and creativity in The Witches, finding it a delightful read.

Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake

Claire enjoyed reading Roald Dahl's books as a child.

E. B. White

Claire loved reading Stuart Little, she found the adventures of a tiny mouse in New York City captivating.

E. B. White

Claire was emotionally impacted by Stuart Little when her mom read it aloud, it left a lasting negative impression.

Mark Haddon, Haddon Mark

Claire thinks The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time would be a good one in a few years.

S. E. Hinton, Jim Fyfe, Jodi Picoult

Claire mentioned that she recently read The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton and found it to be a compelling coming-of-age story.

Eoin Colfer

Claire enjoyed the clever and adventurous plot twists in Artemis Fowl.

Natalie Babbitt

Claire read Tuck Everlasting in 4th grade.

Gary Paulsen

Claire mentioned that Hatchet is a great read for 4th graders.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire enjoyed the vivid descriptions and complex characters in The Great Gatsby, making it a favorite read.

Harper Lee

Claire found To Kill a Mockingbird lacking in depth and character development, leaving her disappointed with the story.

Arthur Golden

Claire expressed disappointment in Memoirs of a Geisha, citing it was written by an old white dude.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire enjoyed The Great Gatsby, praising its captivating plot and engaging characters.

Herman Melville

Claire found Moby Dick to be an interesting read, but it was a bit too dense for her liking.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire really enjoyed The Great Gatsby, praising its vivid characters and captivating plot.

Harper Lee

Claire mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird in comparison to The Great Gatsby.

James Clear

Claire is looking to borrow a physical copy of Atomic Habits from <@U03G0EZ3R> for her reading.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire had a really bad date and needed Laura's advice from her labshare.

Jay McPhillips

Claire bought a staff pick book covered in butcher paper.

Charles Dickens

Claire mentioned David in passing during the conversation.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire appreciates Annie's gesture of giving her a book.

John Boyne

Claire loved The Heart's Invisible Furies, recommended by you.

Lucy Foley

Claire devoured The Paris Apartment in about 4 hours - very good ensemble cast murder mystery-type book.

Blake Crouch

Claire is interested in Blake Crouch's new sci-fi book Upgrade.

Taylor Jenkins Reid

Claire is looking forward to reading The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo this month.

Gabriel Josipovici

Claire plans to read The Echo Chamber this month.

Fern Michaels

Claire preferred The Guest List to an unnamed book by the same author read a couple years ago.

Lucy Foley

Claire mentioned The Paris Apartment.

Tracy Deonn

Claire started reading Bloodmarked by Tracy Deonn (follow-up to Legendborn) with some reservations about the narrator's voice.

Samantha Shannon

Claire enjoyed reading The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon last month.

John Berendt

Claire found Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt interesting.

Margarita Montimore

Claire's least favorite book from last month was Oona Out of Order by Margarita Montimore.

V. E. Schwab

Claire thought The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab was an interesting read.

John Grisham

Claire enjoyed reading The Firm by John Grisham.

Jean Little

Claire liked Wish You Were Here by Rita Mae Brown.

John le Carré

Claire is currently reading The Little Drummer Girl by John le Carré.

Brit Bennett

Claire's next read after Do Androids Dream of Digital Sheep is The Mothers by Brit Bennett.

Kate Quinn

Claire really liked The Alice Network, giving it 4/5 stars.

Alice Hoffman

Claire finished Practical Magic for her family book club and rated it 3/5 stars.

Claire LOVED A Man Called Ove, giving it 5/5 stars.

Anthony Marra

Claire is really liking The Tsar of Love and Techno for Viget book club.

Ashley Audrain

Claire's next read is The Push.

Kate Quinn

Claire has The Alice Network on her 'Up Next' list.

Blake Crouch

Claire just started reading Recursion.

Jon Krakauer

Claire recently finished Into the Wild.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire is curious about the revelation at the end of the book

Peter J. Carroll

Claire is interested to discuss this afternoon

Peter J. Carroll

Claire wants to hear others' perspectives

Franz Kafka

Claire is enjoying two books of short stories and looking for a novel with a non-predictable plot by a female author with a female protagonist.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire is interested in a book that has been on her list and plans to get it from audible as her next read.

Brian Catling

Claire is intrigued by the mythical world of _The Vorrh_ described as a phosphorescent masterpiece and the first landmark work of fantasy in the current century.

Jane Collins

Claire found it troublesome that the characters in the book say 'The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill' instead of 'Carolina'.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire finished a great read last week.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire missed a book that could have brought a good cry yesterday.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire enjoyed The Great Gatsby for its vivid descriptions of the roaring twenties and complex characters.

Herman Melville

Claire found Moby Dick to be a challenging read with its lengthy discussions on whaling practices.

A. G. Riddle

Claire enjoys reading thriller / mystery-type books.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire really liked the book and had a strong emotional reaction to a big reveal.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire expresses gratitude to Laura

Peter J. Carroll

Claire prefers Andy Weir over Ryan Gosling and JGL.

Robin Wall Kimmerer

Claire struggled to make progress on Braiding Sweetgrass.

Marissa Moss

Claire read that book in 5th grade.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire found it entertaining.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire enjoyed the book and is glad she read it.

Jeanine Cummins

Claire found the take on American Dirt interesting.

Morulaganyi Kgasa

Claire is unsure if this book could be categorized as YA, noting it is pretty sexy.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Claire wants to join the Purple Hibiscus book club meeting.

Vehicle Inspectorate Executive Agency

Claire found the book 'Good; heavy' to be a mixed experience, with some positive aspects and a heavy feeling overall.

Ashley Audrain

Claire loved The Push.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire found The Great Gatsby to be a mesmerizing tale of love, greed, and the pursuit of the American Dream.

Herman Melville

Claire enjoyed the adventurous spirit and epic scope of Moby Dick, immersing herself in the world of whaling and obsession.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Claire is confused about the plot twists in The Great Gatsby

Jane Austen

Claire is curious about the romance in Pride and Prejudice

Jon Stone

Claire enjoyed reading This Book and highly recommends it to others.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire remembers Laura correctly.

Peter J. Carroll

Claire found the steampunk elements interesting, especially the themes around colonialism.

H. Rider Haggard

Claire is excited for her book to arrive by Wednesday.

Betsy Cromer Byars

Claire enjoyed reading Bingo, it was a delightful and engaging book.