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The Bestseller
The Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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At Davis & Dash, one of New York's most prestigious publishing houses, five new authors will be published--but only one of them will be a bestseller. They have worked long and hard to write their novels of romance and murder, drama and love. But the story behind the stories is even more exciting. And the vicious competition to get the right agent, the perfect editor, and the choice spot on the bestseller list must be seen to be believed. Master novelist Olivia Goldsmith, bestselling author of The First Wives Club and Marrying Mom, takes a scathing and hilarious inside look at the deviously cutthroat world of publishing. She pierces egos, produces the dish, and punctures more than a few careers in this one-of-a-kind novel where dreams come true and writing is its own reward.
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mamareading
Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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This month I‘m either going to follow my #bookspin list plan and finish a bunch of books I‘ve already started OR I‘m going to continue chain reading every current bestseller that comes across my path!

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 1y
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Nerdfins
The Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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A firepit, a library book, and my ugly-ass pink Crocs. Happy Labor Day!

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Sace
The Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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I think I'm joining the #BigBookSummerReading challenge. I'm not sure if it has a presence here on Litsy. I can't decide what to read though.

Blog post--
https://iamshelfconscious.blogspot.com/2020/05/big-book-summer-reading-challenge...

Deblovestoread Loved Far Pavilions and The Ladies... 4y
ulyssesartmiller I'd be totally up for contributing to said presence, if we wanted to make a thing out of it 😀 4y
Sace @Kdgordon88 Far Pavilions would be a reread for me. I read it 31 years ago when I was pregnant with my daughter 4y
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Sace @ulyssesartmiller I'm cool with that! 4y
Deblovestoread I read it many moons ago as well...I know I loved it but couldn‘t tell you a thing about it....60 year old brain. I am impressed you remember when you read it! 4y
Sace @Kdgordon88 ditto! I only remember it because of the I was pregnant part 😂 4y
JamieArc I‘m always up for a Big Book (I call them chunksters). Currently reading A Little Life and I‘m starting A Suitable Boy soon. 4y
rubyslippersreads I‘d forgotten I‘d read the tagged book. The main takeaway for me was learning the phrase, “Aga saga.” 😊 4y
Sace @JamieArc there was a time when I read almost exclusively read chunksters. I don't know what's changed 🙄 4y
Eggbeater ...And Ladies of the Club has a special place is my heart 4y
Sace @rubyslippersreads 🤔 Well that has piqued my interest. 4y
Sace @Eggbeater I *will* read that book before I die! 4y
rubyslippersreads @Eggbeater I bought it as an ebook, because I‘d like to reread it without the chonk factor. 😊 4y
Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick I've seen at least one other post about this recently. I'll have to see if I took a screen shot. I keep reading smaller books, so I might try to read 1 longer book a month. 4y
callielafleur I remember every mom having ...AtLotC on their shelves when I was growing up. That image doesn't truly show how chunky that book is- the paper is so thin! 4y
Sace @Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick I sort of blame the goodreads challenge on my short attention span reading over the last 10 years. I used to read one chunkster at a time, then for some reason I started doing the GR challenge and found myself wanting to outdo myself every year so I would read a squillion small books all at the same time. 4y
Sace @callielafleur Ha! It was on my mother's shelf too! So I've been obsessed with it since I was a kid. I had never seen a book so massive. 4y
Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick I have more time to read now so I'm very close to my goal of 48 for the year and the year isn't halfway through. I think I won't take part in the other challenges, but then I start seeing more posts and think, maybe I can squeeze that one in, too, and end up avoiding the big ones for another month. 🤣 4y
JamieArc @Sace I started making myself read a few chunksters a year a couple of years ago because it forced me to slow down and not worry so much about the number of books I read, kind of like what you were saying. 4y
Sace @Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick I'm a lazy lemming suffering from FOMO which means I sign up for stuff and then lurk (and somehow I also fail to actually read 🙄) 4y
Sace @JamieArc I really want to get back to savoring books and not gobbling them down like I'm at a hot dog eating contest. I was set on working toward that this year and then, well, we know what happened. My attention span is not up to the task right now. 4y
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Insightsintobooks
The Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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AmyG
The Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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Around 2006 I joined a music discussion board and became AmyG. Amy for my first name and I share the last name with the tagged book author (maybe we are related ;)

I usually use that name online, but if taken I become GratefulAmyG.

@Chelleo This is so funny because I was wondering the other day how people picked their names.

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Bestseller | Olivia Goldsmith
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