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UPDATED: Group Read of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
The premise of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke grabbed me: A tradwife social media influencer who wakes up one morning in the actual 1855! Enough of us are interested that we can make this work. I’ve bought a copy, but I’ll wait to read it until more of you have your hands on it. We’ll aim to discuss around the end of May. (Either by zoom or by text in here, we’ll see.) Apparently, if you have a paid Spotify account, it's available as an audiobook! It’s also on Audible. Article about the book: https://www.motherjones.com/media/2026/04/trad-wife-caro-claire-burke-yesteryear-hannah-neeleman-anne-hathaway/
UPDATED: Group Read of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
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I am in, sounds interesting!
New members, start here: Welcome to the Historical Fiction Club 🎉
I’m so glad you joined! STEP 1: Introduce yourself, either in a comment on this post, or in a new post. Tell us one of your favourite historical novels. Bonus if you share a photo or gif that relates to the book in some way. Or a photo of your pet. Pets are always welcome 🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛ STEP 2: Say hi to a couple of other people who have introduced themselves. Maybe you'll find some new favourite historical fiction and, in time, some new friends. STEP 3: Let me know if you have any questions! Enjoy! 🧡 PS Take a peek at our community rules. PPS Make your own post any time! And comment on others' posts!
New members, start here: Welcome to the Historical Fiction Club 🎉
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@Zena Ryder It sort of changes with what I am reading. I always find an author and then binge everything they wrote! 🤣 The most recent favorite was Lisa See and now I am on a Michelle Shocklee binge. Read Under the Tulip Tree and loved it. I am enjoying The Women of Oakridge, also by her, right now.
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@Zena Ryder she is available to zoom in at anyone’s book club meeting. Love that about her as well.
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