Lauren Sheridan

Jennifer Egan

Lauren is enjoying The Candy House by Jennifer Egan, finding the futuristic tech giants theme and unique narrative structure captivating.

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Lauren is intrigued by the mysterious billionaire's habit of picking up library holds.

Matt Haig

Lauren is currently enjoying How to Stop Time by Matt Haig, finding it to be an easy and likable read.

Octavia E. Butler

Lauren enjoyed reading Parable of the Sower this year, but it had a lasting impact on them, requiring a shift to lighter reads.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren is interested in exploring other Octavia Butler titles recommended by the reader.

Jean Little

Lauren might give 'The Cat Who Could Read Backwards' a try despite the fluffy murder mystery recommendations.

A. L. Herbert

Lauren is intrigued by 'Murder With Fried Chicken and Waffles' among the recommended fluffy murder mysteries.

Amanda Flower

Lauren's favorite so far among the recommended fluffy murder mysteries is 'Assaulted Caramel'.

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Lauren may finally get around to reading PM for Humans.

Lauren finds The Puzzle Master very good and has placed a hold.

Andy Weir

Lauren is reading Artemis by Andy Weir and told her mom it's about people who live on the moon.

Andy Weir

Lauren mentioned The Martian in relation to Artemis, but no additional comments provided.

Margaret Atwood

Lauren found Blind Assassin to be an arduous journey, taking 6 weeks and 4 loans across 2 library cards. The ending was underwhelming.

William Shakespeare

Lauren liked The Measure and opinions were divided.

Lauren wonders how the national numbers compare to the Viget book research that was done a while back.

Fredrik Backman

Lauren is currently reading The Every, the follow-up to The Circle, and is enjoying it so far.

Dave Eggers

Lauren mentioned that The Every is a follow-up to The Circle, but did not provide further comments on it.

Mur Lafferty

Lauren borrowed Six Wakes last night and found a surprise Vigety logo inside.

Joanne Fluke

Lauren found the idea of Banana Cream Pie Murder intriguing and thinks it would be a unique murder weapon.

Matt Haig

Lauren loved The Midnight Library and is curious to hear Analisa's thoughts.

Michael Danes

Lauren thanks BOOKIT (aka Laura) for opening her eyes to new sources of book recommendations.

Blake Crouch

Lauren enjoyed Dark Matter, a sci-fi thriller involving the multiverse.

Ernest Cline

Lauren found Ready Player One good, more enjoyable for fans of 80's pop culture, video games, and geek culture.

B.L. Blanchard

Lauren just started The Mother, the follow-up to The Peacekeeper, recommended as her favorite of 2022.

David Goggins

Lauren is finally listening to Finish, recommended by Laura during the progress not perfectionism GOOD Talk.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren finished it and didn’t stop reading it partway through.

Dave Eggers

Lauren finished The Circle by Dave Eggers last week and appreciated its tech dystopia story that reinforced her minimal social media use. She liked the unexpected ending.

Fredrik Backman

Lauren plans to read the sequel, The Every, sometime soon after finishing The Circle.

Blake Crouch

Lauren just started Dark Matter and likes it so far, enjoying the sci-fi premise about a man waking up in an alternate reality as a famous physicist.

Christopher Pike

Lauren is currently on book 3 of Road to Nowhere series. The series is set in a post-apocalyptic midwest US and explores themes of identity, gender, sexuality, and more.

D. A. Holdsworth

Lauren found How to Buy a Planet to be a fun, cute, light read.

Claire North

Lauren thinks that The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August is a mix of historical fiction, time travel, and multiverse travel.

A.G. Riddle

Lauren enjoyed The Extinction Trials for its sci fi elements.

Lydia Kang

Lauren recently liked Lydia Kang's book Opium and Absinthe.

Lydia Kang

Lauren finished reading Lydia Kang's book The Impossible Girl this morning.

Lydia Kang

Lauren may start reading The Half-Life of Ruby Fielding by Lydia Kang tonight.

William Shakespeare

Lauren liked The Measure and thinks it would appeal to fans of How to be Remembered.

V. E. Schwab

Lauren mentioned The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, pointing out similarities in concept to How to be Remembered.

William Lobb

Lauren enjoyed reading The Berry Pickers, despite some frustrations with plot and character details. She also appreciated the opportunity to discuss the book with a friend who recommended it.

Margaret Atwood

Lauren is currently enjoying reading Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood, though finding it quite long.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren enjoys the realistic world of this near-future fiction with a mildly supernatural element, offering commentary on modern human life.

Margaret Atwood

Lauren is enjoying The Blind Assassin but is annoyed that a Google result preview spoiled a big twist.

Michelle Sterling

Lauren is enjoying Camp Zero, recommended by Cindy.

Hank Green

Lauren is intrigued by An Absolutely Remarkable Thing, a sci-fi novel that explores the emergence of two sides in humanity when faced with a new unknown threat.

Neal Stephenson

Lauren found Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson to be an intriguing read, particularly enjoying the comparisons between past accounts of future tech and the evolving world.

Jamaica Kincaid

Lauren noticed Annie hated it and others possibly felt the same, recalling she just couldn't get into it.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren mentions a comparison between the accuracy of a PEN and a FLOPPY PACK OF SAUSAGES.

Fredrik Backman

Lauren finished The Every with 16 hours left in her ebook loan and no renewal available.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren mentioned losing a cute book tracking card and has been scrawling her progress underneath her signature.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren is determined to finish any book she starts and wants to be able to say she read it when people mention the title.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren explored Sherman's bookstore in Freeport, ME, browsing books for inspiration amidst Maine souvenirs.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren recommends not letting your ever-growing backlog of books create a chasm between you and your book BFF/soulmate.

Gene Wolfe

Lauren just started Litani by Jess Loury and has no opinion yet.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren seems excited about the suggested book

Julie Garwood

Lauren is currently reading Slow Burn, an anthology of household horror, made by a friend and her friends. She helped with typesetting and layout, and enjoys the spooky vibes.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren appreciates Cindy's opinion on the book and mentions her struggles with focusing on reading.

Chinmayananda Swami.

Lauren prefers reading on Kindle for convenience and accessibility.

Jayne Denker

Lauren suggests considering the situation as a potential romantic comedy scenario with unknown outcomes.

Chinmayananda Swami.

Lauren enjoys the challenges on Kindle, especially the new badges, which keep her engaged and coming back for more.

Peter J. Carroll

Lauren read 'What to the Slave is the Fourth of July' by Frederick Douglass this week.