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2021

DECEMBER
Book – Pompeii
Wine – Meiomi

NOVEMBER
Book – Eat Pray Love
Wine – Jetbird

OCTOBER
Book – Dune
Wine – Folk & Fable

SEPTEMBER
Book – The Chestnut Man
Wine – Unshackled

AUGUST
Book – The Maidens
Wine – Firestone

JULY
Book – The Last Thing He Told Me
Wine – Whispering Angel Rosé

JUNE
Book – Too Good to Be True
Wine – Whitehaven

MAY
Book – When Breath Becomes Air
Wine – Firesteed

APRIL
Book – My Brilliant Friend
Wine – Buttonwood Sauvignon Blanc

MARCH
Book – The Guest List
Wine – Il Fauno di Arcanum

FEBRUARY
Book – The Midnight Library
Wine – Ser Lapo

JANUARY
Book – The Good Earth
Wine – Faust

2020

DECEMBER
Book – The Flight Attendant
Wine – Decoy

NOVEMBER
Book – The Nightingale
Wine – J. Lohr Merlot

OCTOBER
Book – Educated
Wine – The Pessimist

SEPTEMBER
Book – The Harry Potter Collection
Wine – Storyteller

AUGUST
Book – A Gentleman in Moscow
Wine – The Prisoner

JULY
The Family Upstairs

JUNE
American Dirt

MAY
The Silent Patient

APRIL
Then She Was Gone

MARCH
Where the Crawdads Sing

FEBRUARY
The Testaments

JANUARY
Little Fires Everywhere

2019

DECEMBER
Sapiens

NOVEMBER
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

OCTOBER
The Woman in the Window

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  1. Rania M Qura says

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    Hey there can you explain how you decide your wine pairings with the books, specifically The Midnight Library? Thank you!

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    • Olivia Smith says

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      Hi Rania,

      What a great question! I like to try different wines and then save ones I like. When I make the pairings, I try to go off the mood and vibe of the book. Is it light and crisp or dark and bold? If you have any recs, please do send my way! Always looking for more 🙂

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  2. Christine Murray says

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    I find hilarious your pairing of The Gentleman in Moscow and The Prisoner wine! This is very clever. I love the book and it is now paired with one of my favorite wine!

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    • Olivia Smith says

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      Thank you, Christine, for this book recommendation! I’m glad you like the pairing – haha, I thought it went well!

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  3. Christine Murray says

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    Dear Olivia, I am tempted in reading Little Fires Everywhere. Did you like it? Thank you.

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    • Olivia Smith says

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      Thank you for your comment, Christine! I thought it was OK. Not my favorite book of the year, but an interesting read.

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  4. Jo Ann Smith says

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    The testaments is totally engrossing. I cannot put it down! Great recommendation!

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    • Olivia Smith says

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      Thanks for following along and for your comment!

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  5. Lisa Curtis says

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    I just finished, “The woman in the window.” I love a great mystery and this one delivered. An easy read too! 👍

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    • Olivia Smith says

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      I agree, it was an easy read! If you haven’t read Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine I recommend that one next!

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