The Cherry Cola Book Club Lib/E (Audiobook)

from vintagebeckie

The Cherry Cola Book Club by Ashton Lee was Page Turners' selection for February. Sad to say only one of our members liked it. The book had the feel of a cozy mystery - really quirky characters and a small town setting - but alas, no mystery was to be had. The author instead endeavored to create ...

from Elizabeth_Hurlburt

Honestly, I didn't even finish this book. Overall the concept was good (minus a few weak points) but the characters were just boring. I couldn't make any sort of connection to any of the characters and so I just couldn't get into the book enough to even continue reading it.

from LynnB

I didn't like this one much. The characters were far too earnest, while at the same time, two-dimensional. The premise of a librarian coasting for six years, then rallying the entire town to save the library...by creating a book club, no less...was not believable. Very light book.

from thornton37814

Maura Beth Mayhew has been the librarian at Cherico, Mississippi for about 6 years. The head town councilman is threatening to shut down the library. Maura Beth, her friends, and patrons launch a campaign to keep the library in the town's budget. I listened to the audiobook of this and found it t...

from jbarr5

The Cherry Cola Book Club by Ashton Lee First I saw the cover and title and wanted to read this book because it involves a book club, love books. Maura Beth has been the local librarian and now with budget cuts she may lose her job. She's come up with an idea to start a book club to get others in...