The 52 Book Club: 2025 Challenge discussion

3) Choose your road trip SNACKS C: Satisfy A Craving

For this prompt, we’re looking at book themes. For a bit of a freebie, satisfy a craving! What book have you been meaning to read but just haven’t gotten to yet? You might also choose to interpret these options with covers that have a "cravings" feel, or with the words themselves appearing somewhere in the title. As always, feel free to get creative!



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I read Electric Idol by Katee Robert, 5 Stars

I have been “craving to read” my in-person book club selection before our meet-up on Wednesday. Happy that I was able to satisfy the craving for this prompt. Last Summer on State Street by Toya Wolfe. 4 stars

I read The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune.

I have been reading a lot of books with dark/heavy themes so I was craving something light. I chose Summer at Blue Sands Cove by C.P. Ward for this prompt.

Been craving a 'rainy' read, chose 'The Loney' by Andrew M. Hurley.

I've been "craving" a thriller lately so I went with The Other Woman by Sandie Jones... it has been on my TBR for awhile now. 3.5 stars!

Carol wrote: "I have been “craving to read” my in-person book club selection before our meet-up on Wednesday. Happy that I was able to satisfy the craving for this prompt. Last Summer on State Street by Toya Wol..."

I am reading that too and also for the same reason. I too have that for a book club that is meeting on Wednesday, What a coincidence. I am in the greater Chicago area.

This Spells Love by Kate Robb. Hot and steamy in places, light and sweet in others, this book is even set in a city near me.
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I read The Rewind by Allison Winn Scotch

I read My name Is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout because I was craving a short book by a favored author that was also available via library e-book to test my new kindle

On the Noodle Road by Jen Lin-Liu

I needed something fairly easy to read with lots of snark, so I read Obsidian Son by Shayne Silvers.

I read Fatal fudge swirl by Meri Allen

Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus.

Scratched my unapologetic feminist itch. Also reflected my experience growing up with a science career woman as a mum. I saw my mum putting up with all of this nonsense back in the 60s and 70s--and then some.