Pascale Georges

Michelle Zauner

Pascale is currently reading Crying in H Mart.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale agrees with Carolyn about the idea being cool but stressful.

Yaa Gyasi

Pascale was debating between :point_up: and ended up buying Homegoing.

Nikki Katz

Pascale found Ron annoying in the later books due to excessive jealousy.

Nick Bilton

Pascale is intrigued by a movie based on American Kingpin.

V. E. Schwab

Pascale enjoyed the captivating storyline and unique concept of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue.

Paulo Coelho

Pascale loved the inspirational journey in The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.

J. D. Salinger

Pascale mentioned The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger.

Markus Zusak

Pascale enjoyed reading the book and will watch the movie because of Daisy Edgar Jones.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale enjoyed the vivid description and captivating storyline of The Great Gatsby.

Harper Lee

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

Agatha Christie

Pascale finds the mystery aspect of this book stressful in a good way.

Susanna Clarke, Ferran Ràfols Gesa

Pascale will be reading Piranesi by Susanna Clarke next week.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale found each character’s story surprisingly attention-catching.

Genzaburō Yoshino, Neil Gaiman

Pascale is adding How Do You Live? to their book club with H.

Flyleaf

Pascale found Flyleaf to be a captivating read with interesting characters and unexpected twists.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale wants to sign Harrison up for 10 books.

Bonnie Garmus

Pascale loved Lessons in Chemistry, picturing a Gilmore Girls-esque 60s life while reading.

Jamaica Kincaid

Pascale adored Lucy and found it to be a delightful and heartwarming read.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale mentioned the book written by the Bangles' singer.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale completed the challenge and still needs to read their first book.

Sidney Sheldon

Pascale is eagerly awaiting a copy of Tomorrow from the library holds list.

Lucy Foley

Pascale just remembered The Paris Apartment thanks to Claire.

Fern Michaels

Pascale liked The Guest List, giving it a good review.

Ann Patchett

Pascale enjoyed the complex family dynamics and beautiful writing in The Dutch House.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale was motivated by pizza during training.

Kathryn Lasky

Pascale is currently on page 10 of book 1.

Judy Blume

Pascale recommends Summer Sisters by Judy Blume as a must-read for the summer.

Gregory Maguire

Pascale is interested in reading Wicked and wants to know if anyone has already read it.

Tracy Deonn

Pascale is finally reading Legendborn.

George Rehrauer

Pascale included it in the booklist posted.

Eric Carle

Pascale enjoyed reading Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar with her kids.

Paula Hawkins

Pascale is currently reading 'A Burning', which was recommended by UB22LUUPQ.

Tim Marshall

Pascale owns _Prisoners of Geography_ but hasn't read it yet. It's been on the shelf for years.

Patricia Reilly Giff

Pascale just finished A House of Tailors. Germany connections are highlighted in the book.

M. Bektas

Pascale thought Umbridge was an interesting character with a controversial presence in the story.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale enjoyed the character development and vivid descriptions in The Great Gatsby.

Harper Lee

Pascale mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird in relation to The Great Gatsby.

Peter Brown

Pascale found The Wild Robot to be a delightful and heartwarming story about a robot's journey to survival in the wilderness.

Peter Brown

Pascale enjoyed the adventure and heartwarming story of Wild Robot.

Peter Brown

Pascale found the sequel, Wild Robot Escapes, to be an okay continuation but not as engaging as the original.

Yaa Gyasi

Pascale is currently reading Transcendent Kingdom.

Patricia Reilly Giff

Pascale is currently reading A House of Tailors.

Steve Sheinkin, Tim Robinson

Pascale is currently reading Two Miserable Presidents.

Abi Daré

Pascale's next read is The Girl With the Louding Voice.

Alix E. Harrow

Pascale's next read is The Once and Future Witches.

Grace Lin

Pascale's next read is The Year of the Rat.

Barack Obama, Francisco José Ramos Mena, Efrén del Valle Peñamil, Marcos Pérez Sánchez, Carmen Mercedes Cáceres, Andrés Barba Muñiz

Pascale is currently listening to A Promised Land.

Tracy Deonn

Pascale enjoyed Legendborn, finding the plot captivating and the characters well-developed. She highly recommends it to fantasy fans.

Dr. Seuss

Pascale mentioned that Melissa read that book.

Gertrude Chandler Warner, Shannon Eric Denton, Mike Dubisch, Dorothy Gregory, L. Kate Deal

Pascale appreciated Harrison for calling out gender stereotypes in Boxcar Children, making her feel validated.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is concerned about potential reinforcement of stereotypes in some books.

Nicholas Pine

Pascale felt the need to charge her book lights too.

Patricia Polacco

Pascale recommends Babushka Baba Yaga for children, check it out!

Grace Lin

Pascale just started Year of Dog this morning and finds it light and sweet.

Charles Darwin

Pascale is considering a second book, currently interested in Clara's book.

Don DeLillo

Pascale mentions that He has Libra.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale found The Great Gatsby to be a classic novel with captivating characters and a compelling storyline.

Jane Austen

Pascale enjoyed Pride and Prejudice for its wit and charm, making it a timeless romantic classic.

Joseph Murphy

Pascale is currently reading The Power.

Jean Craighead George

Pascale is also reading My Side of the Mountain.

V. E. Schwab

Pascale is excited to have The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue on hold at the library.

Jacqueline Woodson

Pascale is looking forward to reading Red at the Bone in the next few weeks.

E. L. Konigsburg

Pascale also plans to read From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E Frankweiler soon.

Pascale just looked up Dash and Lily and is unsure if it's worth watching.

Nathan Hale

Pascale enjoyed reading Blades of Freedom, a fascinating tale of Haitian history and the Louisiana Purchase.

Corey Sandler

Pascale mentioned that Flyleaf's preferred ereader is the Kobo.

Yaa Gyasi

Pascale put Transcendent Kingdom on hold. Thanks, Laura!

Edwidge Danticat

Pascale found some stories set in their hometown in Everything Inside.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Pascale enjoyed the eerie and thought-provoking themes in Frankenstein.

Bram Stoker

Pascale mentioned Dracula as a comparison to Frankenstein, focusing on its gothic elements.

Jane Austen

Pascale found Pride and Prejudice interesting but not as captivating as Frankenstein.

Kiley Reid

Pascale finally started Such a Fun Age yesterday.

Taylor Jenkins Reid

Pascale read Daisy Jones last year.

Casey McQuiston

Pascale is looking forward to reading Red, White, and Royal Blue next.

Grady Hendrix, Bahni Turpin

Pascale just learned about The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires and thinks it sounds good.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is interested in the book mentioned.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale just picked up a book from the library today.

Marguerite Yourcenar

Pascale has only been able to listen to memoirs, biographies, etc.

William Gibson

Pascale likes Overdrive and finds it pretty easy to use for library e-books.

Brit Bennett

Pascale is currently reading The Vanishing Half.

Stuart Gibbs

Pascale mentioned Moon Base Alpha during Last Weekend This Morning.

Delia Owens

Pascale recommends reading Crawdads, a quick read that could lead to interesting discussions.

Markus Zusak

Pascale didn't enjoy the second part of the book.

Maxine Hong Kingston

Pascale enjoyed reading the first Warriors book this weekend, and found it wasn't bad.

Jon Krakauer

Pascale enjoyed reading Into the Wild and found the exploration of wild landscape captivating.

Cormac McCarthy

Pascale found The Road to be a thought-provoking and emotionally intense read.

Stephen King

Pascale highly recommends The Stand as a must-read for fans of post-apocalyptic fiction.

Flyleaf

Pascale enjoyed reading Flyleaf, but found it a bit slow-paced at times.

J. K. Rowling

Pascale highly recommends Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone for its magical storyline and well-developed characters.

J. K. Rowling

Pascale mentions Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets but doesn't provide any specific comments.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale mentioned a book.

Delia Owens

Pascale found Crawdads to be unexpectedly soapy and not to their liking.

Ta-Nehisi Coates

Pascale mentioned 'We Were Eight Years in Power' by Ta-Nehisi Coates.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale will read it in a few months

Mikhail Bulgakov

Pascale is interested in reading The Master and Margarita for an upcoming book club.

Ernest Cline

Pascale is enjoying Ready Player One and believes you don't need to be into gaming or fantasy to like it.

Yuval Noah Harari

Pascale found Sapiens to be a fascinating exploration of human history that offers thought-provoking insights.

Yuval Noah Harari, Esther Roig Giménez

Pascale enjoyed Homo Deus, appreciating Harari's compelling vision of the future and thought-provoking ideas.

Celeste Ng

Pascale read Little Fires Everywhere over the weekend and is looking to discuss before the release of the Hulu show in March.

Markus Zusak

Pascale really enjoyed the book.

Celeste Ng

Pascale preferred Little Fires over Everything I Never Told You.

Celeste Ng

Luigi Pirandello

Pascale loved the book overall with its exploration of micro-aggressions related to race, class, traditional vs. non-traditional families.

Norton Juster, Jules Feiffer

Pascale mentioned Phantom Tollbooth as another book.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale would love to hear about everyone's favorite childhood books in a thread created by Harrison (10 years old)

Stuart Gibbs

Pascale enjoyed the first book in the series, but prefers classics and older books.

Lois Lowry

Pascale is considering The Giver for a 10-year old, but thinks it might be too much.

Madeleine L'Engle

Pascale enjoyed Wrinkle in Time and recommends it.

Carl Hiaasen

Pascale thinks there may be a match in tastes with H based on reading Hoot.

Rick Riordan

Pascale has read all of the Percy Jackson books and enjoyed the musical.

Maxine Hong Kingston

Pascale noticed that Jess loves Warriors.

Lloyd Alexander

Pascale picked up Prydain from the library because it looked interesting.

Durham Durham

Pascale has a copy in Durham that someone can borrow after they read it.

Edith Nesbit

Pasuale wants to read it over the weekend.

Lucy Foley

Pascale mentioned wanting to see the book list.

Madeline Miller

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

Mikhail Bulgakov

Pascale is interested in reading The Master and Margarita for the year.

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

Pascale owns Normal People but hasn't read it yet.

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

Pascale enjoyed Normal People by Sally Rooney for its relatable characters and emotionally charged storyline.

Margaret Atwood

Pascale mentioned The Testaments by Margaret Atwood in comparison to another book.

Taffy Brodesser-Akner

Pascale highly recommends Fleishman is in Trouble, a compelling novel that delves into the complexities of marriage and divorce.

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

Pascale praises Normal People for its raw and honest portrayal of young love and relationships.

Ocean Vuong

Pascale mentions On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous in comparison to another book but does not provide a direct comment.

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

Pascale enjoyed the complex relationship between Marianne and Connell in Sally Rooney's Normal People.

Margaret Atwood

Pascale mentioned Margaret Atwood's The Testaments in comparison to Normal People.

Delia Owens

Pascale loved the atmospheric setting and coming-of-age story in Delia Owens' Where the Crawdads Sing.

Michelle Obama

Pascale is considering Michelle Obama's audio book based on a recommendation for an enhanced experience.

Pascale is excited to read the books on the Booker prize shortlist, thanks to a friend's recommendation.

J. D. Salinger

Pascale mentioned Nine Stories in a discussion with <@UCRE5981K>.

Pascale just finished reading Daisy Jones and the Six.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Pascale, excited to read Commonwealth soon.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Pascale enjoyed the variety of books and good food at Books and Books in Miami.

Richard Bachman

Pascale also thinks Regulator is a good choice.

Cassius Longinus

Pascale bought the translated one but preferred it in its original language. She wonders if nuances may get lost.

Yanick Lahens, Emily Gogolak, Russell Banks

Pascale enjoyed the beautiful prose and vivid descriptions in Moonbath by Yanick Lahens.

Gabriel Daniel

Pascale mentioned the original in French.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale enjoyed The Great Gatsby and found it to be a masterpiece of American literature.

Herman Melville

Pascale mentioned Moby Dick in comparison to The Great Gatsby but did not provide further comment on it.

Delia Owens

Pascale found Where the Crawdads Sing to be a decent beach read type of book.

Sarah Dooley

Pascale found the ending not good and questioned why the author kept citing Asheville as if it is close to the coast.

Ann M. Martin

Pascale is interested in a graphic novel.

Όμηρος

Pascale praised the epic storytelling and vivid imagery in The Odyssey.

Madeline Miller

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

Mohsin Hamid

Pascale praised the beautiful storytelling and thought-provoking themes in Exit West.

Mohsin Hamid

Pascale is curious about Exit West and wants to know if anyone has read it recently.

Edith Nesbit

Pascale just got it from the library.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is glad to hear the book lives up to the reviews.

Madeline Miller

Pascale loved The Song of Achilles and finished it last week.

Nell Freudenberger

Pascale is excited to talk about Lost and Wanted next month.

Gordon D. Fee

Pascale mentioned enjoying the book Read it, but did not provide much detail.

Henry Moore

Pascale compared Read it to Henry, indicating that Henry was more engaging.

Harper Lee

Pascale found To Kill a Mockingbird a powerful and thought-provoking novel that left a lasting impact.

J. D. Salinger

Pascale mentioned The Catcher in the Rye in comparison to To Kill a Mockingbird.

Min Jin Lee

Pascale just bought Pachinko last week and hasn't started reading it yet.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale expressed interest in adding it to their list.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale enjoyed The Great Gatsby, noting the captivating storyline and complex characters.

Harper Lee

Pascale mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird briefly, without expressing a specific opinion.

Anthony Doerr

Pascale is currently reading Cloud Cuckoo Land.

John Foxe

Pascale is not a fan of Fox Books and prefers other bookstores instead.

N. K. Jemisin

Pascale's vote went to The City We Became because it wasn’t on their radar and it looks interesting.

Brit Bennett

Pascale is up for discussing The Vanishing Half.

Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, Debbie Reese, Jean Mendoza, Laural Merlington

Pascale recommends reading Indigenous Peoples' History for a comprehensive understanding.

Steffanie Holmes

Pascale loves the book You're Dead to Me and is excited about it.

Pascale thinks The Haitian Revolution should be made into a mainstream film.

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

Pascale enjoyed Normal People by Sally Rooney, finding it a captivating and emotional read.

Delia Owens

Pascale mentioned Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens as a potential movie adaptation with Daisy Edgar Jones.

Dusti Bowling

Pascale is reading Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus this weekend.

Corey Sandler

Pascale is considering getting a Kobo over a Kindle for its less restrictive nature.

Chinmayananda Swami.

Pascale finds the Kindle restrictive as it seems to only support Kindle/Amazon purchases.

Suzanne Collins

Pascale is excited to read and discuss Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes sometime in July/August.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale scheduled it for August to allow for rereading.

Reiner Luckenbach

Pascale mentioned Peyton thinking of rereading the series.

Erin Hunter

Pascale learned about medicine cats and other cat vocations from the series Warrior Cats, also known overseas as Warrior Cats.

Michelle Obama

Pascale finished Michelle Obama's book 'Becoming' and actually enjoyed the audiobook experience for the first time.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale praised The Great Gatsby for its captivating storyline and complex characters.

Harper Lee

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

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale mentioned considering purchase during next sale

Markus Zusak

Pascale found The Book Thief description pulled her in.

Erin Morgenstern

Pascale enjoyed the magical atmosphere of The Night Circus.

Suzanne Collins

Pascale discusses The Hunger Games in comparison to The Book Thief.

Roxane Gay

Pascale started Ayiti by Roxanne Gay a while back and didn't finish, but not because it wasn't good.

Dav Pilkey

Pascale highly recommends Dog Man by Dav Pilkey, a fun and exciting read for kids.

Dav Pilkey

Pascale didn't enjoy Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey, finding it less engaging compared to Dog Man.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale currently has a book on hold.

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Pascale discussed Letters briefly.

Pascale mentioned Quail Ridge in passing.

Edna O'Brien

Pascale enjoyed the Epilogue in Chapel Hill, finding it a satisfying conclusion to the story.

Tayari Jones

Pascale enjoyed reading An American Marriage, found it thought-provoking and well-written.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale read the book, but heard great things about the audiobook and that they're adapting it to a limited series.

Dean Koontz

Pascale mentioned that the book 'belonging' begins with us smiling and nodding.

Agatha Christie

Pascale mentioned Do it.

Nell Irvin Painter

Pascale mentioned having an interesting book on their nightstand.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale loved the classic novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald for its vivid descriptions and timeless themes.

Harper Lee

Pascale found To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee disappointing, lacking depth in character development.

Michael Dean

Pascale mentioned 1984 by George Orwell in comparison to To Kill a Mockingbird, but did not provide a specific comment.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale finds herself needing to replay parts a lot.

Gabrielle Zevin

Pascale just got the book Tomorrow and... from the Lucky Day shelf at the library.

Vladimir Nabokov

Pascale finds Lolita mesmerizing and beautifully written.

Anthony Burgess

Pascale despises A Clockwork Orange for its violent content.

Madeline Miller

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

Corey Sandler

Pascale is convinced that the Kobo is perfect and is sold on it.

Gary Null

Pascale hasn't thought of this book in so long!

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale believes that the end of a book is crucial and can determine whether or not the reader will be satisfied.

Όμηρος

Pascale asked about The Odyssey and I wonder how they found it.

Library of Congress

Pascale prefers reading library books over ones she owns.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale enjoyed reading The Great Gatsby, finding it to be a captivating and well-written novel.

Harper Lee

Pascale mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird in comparison to The Great Gatsby. No specific comments provided.

Min Jin Lee

Pascale started Pachinko this morning and plans to discuss with Melissa within the next month.

Susan E. Kalbfleisch

Pascale might skip it because she got it from the library recently.

Brandon Taylor

Pascale is planning to read Filthy Animals next.

Elena Dunkle, Clare B. Dunkle

Pascale found Elena easy to hate, rigid, and myopic, making it hard to relate.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale loves this book and has recommended it to other parent friends.

J. D. Salinger

Pascale found the protagonist relatable and the writing style engaging.

Michael Dean

Pascale appreciated the dystopian themes and thought-provoking ideas presented in the novel.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale was amazed by a beautifully written sentence that made her smile.

Barrie Roberts

Pascale uses Google sheet for organization and data management.

James E. Rush

Pascale utilizes the library’s system for accessing books and resources.

John Dunlap Wells

Pascale mentioned that Harrison is reading The Week Jr.

Powell, John L.

Pascale mentioned that Powell's is the largest bookstore in the US.

Edith Nesbit

Pascale hasn't started reading it yet, but will do so over the weekend.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale has found all the books we wanted to read in the Kobo store.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale found it confusing to differentiate between cats, but eventually understood. The story was filled with death and betrayal.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale thought the subway encounter was a reach.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is unsure if listening is beneficial after reading the books.

Neil Strauss

Pascale is excited to read The Paperback, it's on her list and she's waiting for it to be released in paperback.

Max Brallier

Pascale is wondering if you have watched the show based on The Last Kids on Earth.

Jon Stone

Pascale enjoyed the young people version of This Book.

Markus Zusak

Pascale is still waiting for their book.

Brit Bennett

Pascale enjoyed reading The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett, a captivating and thought-provoking novel.

Flyleaf

Pascale visited Flyleaf in NC and had a pleasant experience.

Pascale also stopped by Quail Ridge in NC during the trip.

Paulo Coelho

Pascale enjoyed The Alchemist, finding it inspiring and uplifting.

Stephen King

Pascale found The Shining to be too scary and unsettling for their taste.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale finds the trailer similar to chapter 1 in all books, setting up characters.

James A. Connor

Pascale's Wager was an interesting read, but I must say I was a bit disappointed in the ending.

Wilkie Collins

Pascale mentioned Jezebel as a source for ONTD's original posts.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale enjoyed reading it this week

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Pascale expressed enthusiasm for The Great Gatsby during the lunch discussion.

Herman Melville

Pascale mentioned Moby Dick in comparison to The Great Gatsby at lunch.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale didn't hate it.

Dav Pilkey

Pascale mentioned 'Fetch 22' in a neutral context.

Betty Neels

Pascale found Hannah a stressful read a few months ago.

Esphyr Slobodkina

Pascale recommends waiting for a sale a few months if you're thinking about getting it.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale thinks it's a great idea to implement in libraries.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale enjoyed the series and found it fun.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale hasn't started reading it yet.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is asked if they are enjoying the book.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is finding it difficult to relate to the experiments in the book.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale finds it even better.

Nice House

Pascale thinks your mom's awesome.

Pamela Druckerman

Pascale found the whole thing with the Bebe and the McCulloughs interesting.

Anne Peters

Pascale found the whole thing with the Bebe and the McCulloughs interesting.

Edith Nesbit

Pascale should set up time to discuss it if enough people have read it.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale just went to stock up on books as the public library in Chapel Hill is closing

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale saw a woman at a book signing last week and coincidentally happened to be there on the same day.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is glad they're featured.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale read it years ago and would love to join a discussion.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale is interested in knowing what you are reading over the holidays.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale mentioned YA and middle grade books.

William Gibson

Pascale mentioned that Overdrive is free and great.

Peter J. Carroll

Pascale didn't see that coming

Antonello Borra, Cristina Pausini

Pascale took a similar class in college on Italian film.