C.’s Comments (group member since Jun 13, 2019)

C.’s comments from the Find Your Next Good-Feels Read group.

Me too! :D!♥♥♥

Check out~The Cat Who Came in from the Cold

The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World

The Cats that Surfed the Web (The Cats That #1)

and the youtube videos of Simon's cat are hilarious!

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=...

Thank you for responding Cheryl. This sounds like an enchanting book! :D

You know...those books that gave you the warm fuzzies, and made you smile
throughout reading it?

Say You Love Me (Pine Valley, #3) by Heather B. Moore
Waiting for You(Pine Valley #4)
Finding Us(Pine Valley #5)
Until We Kissed(Pine Valley #6)
All For You (Pine Valley #8)

Boxes in the Basement(The Inn at Holiday Bay #1) by Kathi Daley
Letters in the Library (The Inn at Holiday Bay, #2)
Message in the Mantel(The Inn at Holiday Bay, #3)~(10 more bks)

Daddy Dude Ranch(trilogy) by Rebecca Winters
Hitting Rocks Cowboys(4 bks) by Rebecca Winters

27 Ways to Find a Boyfriend

Soooo good!

loved it!♥♥♥

I just finished the wonderful ~
And am going to start Book 2~

Love the residents of this community!

Just curious to how you discovered this group?

I'm hoping to see it grow into a good source for these type books, pretty quickly, so please be sure to add your FAVS!

HI Everyone, it's so nice to see your interest in such a group.

Be sure to add your favorite reads of this genre to our bookshelf!

You may also create discussion threads.

I hope to see many new titles on our bookshelf, and lots of postings in our threads. Active members are what makes groups fun and useful.

You are most welcome. .As my profile says~ I too love most types of thrillers.
I will enjoy browsing your bookshelves.

Hi,I believe Twilight would be considered Fantasy and Paranormal.

I think you would enjoy~
and~

Hello and WELCOME ladies.
Yes, there are many clean secular books.
For a large selection please feel free to browse my bookshelves on my profile page~ https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/1...

Thank you for the suggestion. I had not heard of that one, and it definitely sounds worth checking out.

Here are mine,in no particular order...very different...

Dandelion Wine (Green Town #1) by Ray Bradbury

Something Wicked This Way Comes (Green Town, #2) by Ray Bradbury

The Hot Zone: The Terrifying True Story of the Origins of the Ebola Virus by Richard Preston

How Not To Live Abroad by Shaun Briley

The Children's Blizzard by David Laskin

The Pioneer Woman: Black Heels to Tractor Wheels by Ree Drummond

Edenbrooke (A Proper Romance)by Julianne Donaldson

A Skeleton in the Family (Family Skeleton Mystery #1)by Leigh Perry

The Essential Calvin and Hobbes: A Calvin and Hobbes Treasury (Calvin and Hobbes Collections #1)by Bill Watterson

Emerging Viruses: AIDS and Ebola: Nature, Accident, or Intentional?by Leonard G. Horowitz

and most recently~The Dress Shop of Dreams by Menna van Praag
and~Honeysuckle Hollow by Jennifer Moorman

I like most genres,as long as the book is PG ,no worse than PG-13. That means very little to no profanity,no explicit sex,no explicit grisly gore.

I tend to read in genre 'cycles'.Will read many books in one genre for maybe months,then switch genres!

I enjoy romance, both contemporary and historical romance.Amish/Bonnet fiction,including Amish-themed mysteries.
Pride and Prejudice type romances,and I really have a 'thing' for cowboys,so western frontier/historical or contemporary romance.Also enjoy medieval romances,what's not to love about castles,lords and knights?

Thrillers of all kinds,medical,archaeological,crime.

Sci-fi/technothrillers,earth-based sci-fi,only.

Horror/Supernatural/unexplained.

Some mystery,though I am the world's worst arm-chair detective,and I prefer non-murder mysteries or Cozy Mysteries.

I even enjoy young adult. :]

Mostly avoid books that feature serial killers,abuse or harm to a child,no kidnapping/hostage situations.

I love fiction as fun,pleasant escapism,do not want to read about the worse elements in mankind,or life,except occasionally in non-fiction.

My two new FAVS are these Good Feels and Magical Realism.

So please share with us which books that you love to read.

Please remember the rules about self-promotion... and only post here if you are active in our group, and ONLY AFTER meeting the requirements ~
minimum of 10 posts in this group..... and minimum of 50 book reviews on the Goodreads website.

Hi, my name is Christine, but I prefer Chris. I created this group in hopes of watching the bookshelf grow to be a good sized source of wonderful feel-good books to read.

So I am really looking forward to you all sharing titles of those books that have especially been this type for you.

GoodReads is all about sharing books, including those that you've written. I have no problem with authors making posts to promote their books, but I would like to set up a few guidelines.

1. If you want to promote your book(s), or those by an author other than yourself....you must be involved in the community. If you join solely to promote any book(s) and do not enter discussions, you are spamming!

If a self-promotion topic is posted, and the author has not participated in any discussion, or has posted only the most cursory of comments[and less than 10 posts, and has read and 'reviewed' less than 50 books], his/her topic will be deleted!

If the author repeatedly posts self-promotion outside of the proper folder the group creator or any future moderator reserves the right to remove members who post spam comments without warning.

It is simply rude to join just to try to sell books and not respect the community's rules by ignoring them OR the community's members by spamming them with book promotion and reviews. This will not be tolerated.

2. All self-promotion topics MUST be posted in the 'Meet Our Authors' folder, regardless if it is your own or some one else's book. ONLY 'AFTER' meeting the requirements. From today on, all self-promotion topics posted outside of the Self-Promotion folder will be deleted.

3. Please create only one topic for each book you are promoting. In other words, if you've already made a post about one particular book, and you'd like to post a review or the like, post that as a reply to your topic. Don't make a new topic.

4. I would ask that authors who do participate in our group discussions don't use large signature blocks promoting their books, on the bottom of each post. It's still advertising.
Clarification: I will allow a single line or bookcover. I'm not going to police everything. But when the signature lines are full paragraphs, often times larger and longer than the thread comment, then it becomes too much.

I hope to enjoy reading about your books and blogs in this newly created folder for you. :]

My thanks to ஐ Briansgirl (Book Sale Queen)ஐ: creator of the Cozy Mysteries Group for allowing me to use her perfectly chosen words to create this folder for the members here at Finding Your Next Good-Feels Read.

Your books & blogs go here~ Meet Our Authors, their books and blogs
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...