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February Book of the month

Book of the Month: February

Hello booklovers.

Welcome to the month of February.Wasn't it just yesterday, when we were calling out cheerfully,"Happy New Year" to loved ones and friends? Wow! Time keeps sneaking up on us.

The book of the month for February is Me before You (Jojo Moyes).  Me before you is the story of William Traynor, who got involved in an accident  which left him confined to a wheelchair. He lived life on the fast lane and had everything going for him until the accident ruined his life.

Lou Clark is the girl with no ambitions in ife who is employed by the Traynors to take care of their son, Will. But even the chatty Lou could only do so much tor him. She would later learn that he had once attemted taking his own life and her real purpose of supposedly taking care of him was to ensure that he never attempts it again.....

Well, I don't think there'll be any dry eyes in the house by the time we are done and dusted with, Me before You.


So grab your coffee (or what ever you like to have you have with your book) and find that comfy position for reading and enoy.

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