Reply to NYT best book of the 21st century

Forum Index » The DCUM Book Club

Reply to "NYT best book of the 21st century"

Subject:

Emoticons





More smilies

Text Color: Font: Close Marks

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I spent a lot of time on my walk yesterday thinking what #1 might be. I didn’t think it would be My Brilliant Friend but I did LOVE the Neapolitan trilogy. I wondered where The Known World would be but didn’t think #4. Need to try Wolf Hall again I suppose but I’ve tried multiple times and it never grabs me. Pachinko could’ve been top 10 for me.

Overall it’s a good list! I’ve read 35 total but added a bunch to be TBR list. [/quote]

35 is a lot! I’ve read 17.

What did you add to your TBR list? I read Wolfe Hall and the Neapolitan series (there are 4 of them and I hope you read the fourth one as it’s the best in the series, in my opinion.)

But I think the Wolfe Hall trilogy is superior to the Brilliant Friend series. [/quote]

I immediately went to Thriftbooks and ordered The Human Stain, Austerlitz, and The Return: Fathers, Sons, and the Land in Between because they were available.

When I find a book I want to read but am not ready for yet, I add it to my Amazon cart and then hit save for later so a queue of books I want to read is always waiting for me- I can then either order on Amazon later or check the saved for later list when I’m at a bookstore for one I know I want. So to that list I added Random Family, The Copenhagen Trilogy, Stay True: A Memoir, 2666, and Postwar: Europe After 1945. But I just now saw Random Family isn’t available anymore although it was earlier today so I think a lot of people are purchasing from this list right now :D [/quote]

I like your taste - I will add these books to my TBR list.[/quote]

Options

	Disable HTML in this message
	Disable BB Code in this message
	Disable smilies in this message

Review message

Search Recent Topics Hottest Topics