ONTD Reading Challenge Around the World (May): IRELAND!

[milfordacademy]

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[sparkagrace]

lmao @ that trailer.

I'll be reading Brooklyn this month but I need to start my April pick (The Library of the Dead) first since I ended up reading The Devil and the Dark Water and The Midnight Library instead (neither of which I enjoyed tbh).

Great suggestions, OP! My friend read Milkman a few years ago and he said it was really good.

[sandstorm]

A) I did not know GT was a satire.
B) I guess it's apt that I'm rereading the entire Artemis Fowl series.

[anterrabre]

I Love Marian Keyes OP but agree that some of her work is stronger than others. "Watermelon" is not an idea introduction to her work. I will strongly recommend "Sushi for Beginners." It's my fav out of all of her books and I'm sure a lot of Ontders will love it.

[lapetite]

I had "Watermelon" on my goodreads (haven't read any Marian Keyes yet0 but I will be switching it to "Sushi for Beginners" based on your rec :)

[walterwhiteh2o]

I read Grown Ups recently and found it kind of meh. I guess I'll have to try another book of hers.

[galactoze]

I'm still halfway through the boy next door. I've been learning tons of Zimbabwe's history. I also have three other books on my tbr now. I read my book for Norway in the beginning of the month. A Modern Family which I really liked. I'm not a fan of crime or thriller so I had to look out for a while.
This month I want to read Brooklyn and I definitely will put some more books on my tbr list.
Thank you so much OP. I'm enjoying this challenge very much and it helps me reading more this year.

Now I'll read the post 😂

I'd be interested if there's a chance I can meet a Matthew Goode type there

[doriiansz]

Re: I'd be interested if there's a chance I can meet a Matthew Goode type there

[therearewords]

Honestly, what happened for this to happen.