5 Time-Slipping Romance Books Like The Husbands
If you loved The Husbands, here are more book like it. They feature lots of what-ifs, time-slipping elements and no small amount of romance.
If you loved The Husbands, here are more book like it. They feature lots of what-ifs, time-slipping elements and no small amount of romance.
Dive down the rabbit hole of “what-ifs” using these book club questions for The Husbands by Holly Gramazio
Explore Whitaker’s themes of the lasting effects of trauma, seeking one’s identity and women’s struggle for autonomy using these All the Colors of the Dark book club questions.
Get your discussion going with these book club questions for The Ministry of Time. Explore the book’s themes of displacement, desperation, unintended (and intended) consequences and why chicken purses are cute but impractical.
Use these How to Age Disgracefully book club questions to explore how Daphne and the gang tackle aging, make friends, elude the law and feed Maggie Thatcher.
Explore this book’s themes regarding the power of books and building community with these The Reading List book club questions. Get a discussion guide, prompts, a synopsis and readalikes.
Use these book club questions for The Berry Pickers to discuss the book’s themes of lost loved ones, lost culture, grief and guilt.
Help your book club discuss this time twisting, book-loving, door slamming thrill ride using these The Book of Doors book club questions.
Get your over-the-top party started with these book club questions for Lies and Weddings. This discussion guide will help you dissect the Greshams and their circle of absurdly wealthy friends and hangers-on.
Explore historical fiction, magical realism and modern feminism with these Weyward book club questions. Get a full discussion guide with prompts, a synopsis and related reads.
Love Colleen Hoover? Then get more romance, heartbreak, “what ifs”, hard choices and dark doings with these books like It Ends With Us.
Find more books like The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store featuring themes like: building community, cross-cultural relationships, the specter of intolerance and books with multiple POVs.