This week's BTT question is . . .
What's the lightest, most 'fluff' book you've read recently?
Although I prefer to read books with more serious content, I have read some lighter fiction recently. A few months ago, I read BEACH TRIP by Cathy Holton and THE FIXER UPPER by Mary Kay Andrews. Although I enjoyed both books and they did have very good storylines, I still consider than lighter fiction, although I hesitate to call them 'fluff'. Actually, one of the books I'm reading now, DIAL EMMY FOR MURDER by Eileen Davidson is definitely a 'fluff' mystery. Ms. Davidson, as some of you may know, is a long time actress on the daytime soap, The Young and the Restless, which I've watched for years. Since I'm a fan of the show, I was happy to accept her book for review when asked by AuthorsOnTheWeb. That said, it isn't what I typically read and maybe that's why I'm kind of slow getting through it.
Have you read any 'fluff fiction' lately? For more BTT responses or to participate, click here.
Those do sound fluffy. Here is mine
ReplyDeleteSounds pretty fluffy to me :) Here's my BTT response.
ReplyDeleteFluff indeed!
ReplyDeleteBooking through recent fluff
I haven't read any fluff lately, but I'm sure in the mood for some right now.
ReplyDeleteInteresting choices! It's fun to track everyone's fluff!
ReplyDeleteSometimes you just need a little fluff in between the heavies. Hope you're having a good week, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteI cannot stand fluff reads. Even just for fun. When I try to read one I actually hear my brain making sucking sounds like it is sucking the life right out of me.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed The Fixer Upper. That was my first experience with that author. I think fluff is fun and I always make time for some!!
ReplyDeleteI need to take up reading,,apparently!
ReplyDeleteFluff to me is something that I don’t have to pause and scribble notes for. So that includes a light travelogue (not not much of historical note), chick lit, and comfort read. In my answer, I picked The Jane Austen Book Club because it was a quick read and comforting. Some readers might find a fluff read being compromising in its writing, but not necessarily. Fluff reads can be great for a drab, gloomy afternoon on a weekend.
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