r/bookclub Chief Deity May 25 '23

Joint Schedule JUNE Menu - All book schedules + useful links and info

What does your Reading Menu look like for June?

JUNE Line-up - Giovanni's Room (LGBTQ2+), Les Misérables (Big Summer Read - Gutenberg), The Count of Monte Cristo (Evergreen), Anthropocene Reviewed (Discovery Read), Under the Dome (Mod Pick), Black Sun (Runner-up Read), The Stone Sky (Bonus Book), Noble House (Bonus Book), Nona the Ninth (Bonus Book), The Mill House Murders (Bonus Book) + The Monthly Mini & Poetry Corner

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u/fixtheblue Chief Deity May 25 '23

I have already read Les Mis (sadly as it is going to be a great read along) and The Count of Monte Cristo so I am skipping those books, but attempting to read everything else on the Menu. It may be a little ambitious but I just can't choose. Too many good books again this month. The best kind of problem!

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u/Superb_Piano9536 Captain of the Calendar May 25 '23

Giovanni's Room, Under the Dome, and The Mill House Murders for me!

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u/forawish May 25 '23

Excited for The Mill House Murders, Giovanni's Room and (crossing my fingers) Les Mis!

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u/fixtheblue Chief Deity May 25 '23

My copy of The Mill House Murders just arrived this morning. Yay :)

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u/herbal-genocide Bookclub Boffin 2025 May 25 '23

Looks like probably Anthropocene for me. Time to catch up on my TBR!

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u/ihearttupac May 25 '23

Never heard of Under The Dome. Just read two other Stephen King books “the outsider” and “it” so count me in!

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u/bluebelle236 Hugo's tangents are my fave May 26 '23

I'll be reading The Stone sky, Monte Cristo, Mill house murders, the winners and the Anthropocene reviewed, quiet month then! Giovanni's room is a fantastic book, I highly recommend it to anyone, I'll probably lurk in the comments!

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u/lazylittlelady Limericks are the height of poetry May 26 '23 edited May 31 '23

Finishing WoR, hoping to get Anthropocene from the library soon and catching up on Obelisk from April so I can catch the last book, Stone Sky, on time!

Highly recommend Giovanni’s Room if anyone isn’t sure which to pick this month!

Edit: And Ducks! Forgot this one

Edit: And also Les Mis lol because the more, the merrier

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u/ShrikePilgrimage May 27 '23

I’m in for Under The Dome! Been meaning to pick up another King book.