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This is a discussion topic for the August 2024 Book of the Month, "Deceptive Calm" by Patricia Skipper.

To whom would you recommend Deceptive Calm by Patricia Skipper

I'd recommend the book to anyone who loves historical Fiction that isn't sensitive to racism or colorism.

I'd recommend the book to anyone who loves historical Fiction that isn't sensitive to racism or colorism.

This would definitely be an interesting read for all lovers of historical fiction.

I recommend Deceptive Calm to readers who enjoy historical fiction, are interested in social justice, and want to explore the complex racial dynamics of the 1960s American South. It's a thought-provoking and engaging novel that vividly portrays a turbulent era.

This book is best suited for lovers of historical fiction.

"Deceptive Calm" is a compelling journey into the heart of the American South during the tumultuous 1960s.

As someone who's always been drawn to historical fiction that doesn't shy away from difficult topics, I found this novel to be a powerful and thought-provoking read.

The author's vivid portrayal of the era's complex racial dynamics is both gripping and, at times, uncomfortable - as it should be.

his isn't a sanitized version of history; it's a raw, honest look at a pivotal time in America's past. The narrative deftly weaves together personal stories with broader social issues, creating a tapestry that feels both intimate and expansive.

Anyone who likes historical fiction, suspense, and can handle very heavy topics.

After reading the book thoroughly. It is obvious that I would recommend the book to people who enjoy reading historical fiction books and it's counterparts.

This book will be best suited for lovers of historical fiction because the author takes us way back in time and created these scenes perfectly with words.

Lovers of historical fiction will enjoy this read. I don't recommend to people who are too sensitive to racism.

I recommend this story to people who love stories about the South, American history, orphans, racial injustice, suspense, and romance. Trivia lovers will enjoy the historical events that were discussed.