And We're Back...

Happy end of summer. Haley asked if we could start up again, and I would love to have a reason/responsibility to read. I am choosing The Seamstress by Bernstein for the month of September. It is a Holocaust memoir and averaged 5 stars out of 5 stars from hundreds of reviews on Amazon. Feel free to join us.

Please leave a comment if you plan to participate, just so I know where people are on their interest level. Thanks!

I am lame

And moving in 3 weeks and currently out of town. I think the book discussion will have to be put on hold. I just do not have time right now to finish the book. I know, I am lame-sauce. Sorry one and all.

Jenny Nelson

So...

Here's the deal. I have tried to finish this book (The Book Thief) but have not had the time to this month. Anyone opposed to postponing the book discussion for a few weeks?

March book choice - The Book Thief

I bought this book about a year ago and never got a chance to read it so, here's my chance! Pick up a copy of The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. I've just started it but I am already intrigued - it has a very interesting narrator. At then end of the month we'll set up a discussion time. Happy reading!

- Jenny Nelson

Let's hold our book group this Thursday (February 24th) at 5:30 Pacific time on Gmail.

If the time doesn't work out for you, leave a comment and we can try to rearrange it so we can get as many people in as we can.

We also need someone to choose the book for March. Any volunteers?

Haley

The Hunger Games

All right, let's read "The Hunger Games", by Suzanne Collins. If you have trouble finding it at a library, it may be available from a bookstore for cheap. While you're at it, you might want to find the other two books, "Catching Fire" and "Mockingjay". They're all pretty fast reads.

I'll post again towards the end of the month and we can set up a time to discuss!

Haley

February Book Choices

Hey, guys! For our book choice this month, I thought we could either read "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society", or "The Hunger Games", which I'm sure everyone has heard people talking about.

If anyone reads this in the next three or four days, post a vote. Otherwise I'll pick the first book.

Haley