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Summer 2024 Reading Challenge > 17) Team Pursuit: Featuring a group of friends

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Liz Mannegren | 123 comments Mod
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17) Team Pursuit: Featuring a group of friends

For this prompt, choose any book featuring a group of friends. The book may be told from multiple perspectives or not. Their friendship and group dynamics / individual relationships with each other will likely play into the plot and story as a whole but may or may not be the core focus of the story.

Here's the link to our Goodreads list for this prompt!


message 2: by Denise (last edited Jun 20, 2024 09:32PM) (new)

Denise | 554 comments If I read another Hitchhiker Trilogy book, it will fit here, they all follow the intergalactic adventures of a friend group.

Or I might read Conversations With Friends

Edit: I read K-Pop Confidential, features friends Candace, Ethan and Imani


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Hilde Helseth | 220 comments I'll go for The Hobbit.


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Lisa Marie Kemmerer (readingwithlisamarie) | 283 comments I will be reading A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles
A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles


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Aquaria | 286 comments Chiildren's books are a life-saver for fulfilling prompts like these. That's why I'll read Jacqueline Davies – Sydney & Taylor Take a Flying Leap


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Lindsey Rojem (lrojem) | 1882 comments Mod
I read Happy Place by Emily Henry, 5 Stars

Happy Place by Emily Henry


message 7: by Jen (last edited Jun 21, 2024 02:24PM) (new)

Jen | 88 comments I listened to Penance by Eliza Clark which is an excellent, sometimes challenging, always fascinating listen. I love audiobooks with multiple narrators, & this switches between narrators so well.

So they're not exactly friends? Well, who doesn't remember some of their school days being mired in cliques & disagreements? This takes things to a new level.

There's some colourful language & passages about violence - it's not exactly gory, but there are lines that I won't forget. Maybe it's harder to hear as the mother of almost grown up children, & this is a window into their world?


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Lucilla | 144 comments I read Escape Velocity by Victor Manibo, about a group of friends coming together for high school reunion, in space. It was a lot of fun and definitely didn't end the way I thought it would. I gave it 4 stars.


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Shonna Froebel | 255 comments I read The Iron Flower by Laurie Forest, where a Resistance is formed that includes a group of friends. https://cdnbookworm.blogspot.com/2024...


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Jolien (joliendekoninck) | 69 comments Listened to the audiobook of The Hobbit for this prompt. Andy Serkis' Gandalf and especially Thorin are amazing. His troll voices gave me the creeps. And of course there's only one Gollum.


message 12: by Crystal (new)

Crystal | 60 comments Decided to read The Honeys by Ryan La Sala - perfect summer vibes.


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Michele Olson | 514 comments The Body by Stephen King, a novella from Different Seasons which was the basis for the movie Stand by Me.


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Renee Hoile | 85 comments I read a great book!! The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.


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Devika (youactlikeicare) | 172 comments I read a classic that is different than the Disney movie - Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie.


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Leonore | 185 comments The One and Only Bob by Katherine Applegate


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