# Announcing: You Can Sit with Us Book Club!

I am beyond excited to be bringing the community vibes of the You Can Sit with Us event page to my very first online BOOK CLUB!

What you can expect from YCSWU Book Club:

- Monthly book pick from one of my favorite genres (romance, fantasy, historical fiction). Most books will be newer releases, and genre will vary from month to month.
- Private Discord chat for book club members
- Monthly virtual book club meetings

So, without further ado, I give you the August pick for the You Can Sit with Us Book Club!

**A Tangled Magic** by Andrea Eames is described as:

"Rapunzel meets _Six of Crows_ in this darkly imagined high fantasy for fans of T. Kingfisher’s _Nettle & Bone, The Bone Shard Daughter_ by Andrea Stewart, Naomi Novik’s _Uprooted_, and Disney’s _Tangled,_ as a woman with amnesia—and magical hair—searches for her lost memories while navigating a web of royal intrigue, bone magic, and secret monasteries."

Hop on over to Discord to join me for this month's read!

### Book Recommendations

- [Book Review: The Girl Upstairs](https://rachaelsreads.binderybooks.com/item/QcW51KZUci5SuPYSBlGX/)
- [I know it's a trend but...I don't care!](https://rachaelsreads.binderybooks.com/item/RxXnkMxIcs8frV3BvdNT/)

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### Rachael's Reads

**Recent Thoughts:**

I never used to DNF, but that's changed. I think we can all admit that not every book is a winner. While I read plenty of books that are 5 stars, I've found a few this year that were definite duds.

**Do you DNF?** What makes you stop reading a book?  
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**Last night was amazing! I met up with friends to celebrate the release of @kaliecassidybooks newest book.** I am so excited to dive back into Imogen's world and find out how her story concludes.

Share something that brings you joy in the comments!

### Monthly Reading Wrap Up

June was WILD! It kicked off with Big Ohio Book Con where I did very little reading but met some of my favorite authors! My reading felt a little chaotic this month. I DNF'd two books, bringing my DNF total to four for the year.

🗨️ What’s the number one thing that will make you DNF a book?

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