Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 17:34     Subject: April book club - open to all
Anonymous wrote:I just downloaded Bonfire of the Vanities to listen to on a trip, it's a 27 hr audio book! Reviews sound good, don't know why I didn't read it years ago.


I will be very interested to hear how this holds up. Please report back!
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 21:19     Subject: April book club - open to all
Anonymous wrote:Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. Can’t put it down!


I listened to this one - different and really good.
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 21:14     Subject: April book club - open to all
I just downloaded Bonfire of the Vanities to listen to on a trip, it's a 27 hr audio book! Reviews sound good, don't know why I didn't read it years ago.
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 21:13     Subject: April book club - open to all
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Never by Ken Follett, pretty fascinating so far


I’m glad that I read this one *before* the war in Ukraine and the current tensions between China and Taiwan. That story seemed so frighteningly plausible!


A friend (89 years old!) told me You have to read this, it's just crazy!

I haven't gotten to the crazy part yet but I am truly finding it hard to put down.
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 21:11     Subject: Re:April book club - open to all
I’m currently reading The Only Woman in the Room by Marie Benedict. I’m not very far along, but enjoying it so far. Next on queue is Courting Mr. Lincoln.
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 20:45     Subject: April book club - open to all
Finishing Pineapple Street at the moment. Next up is The Teachers.
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 20:32     Subject: April book club - open to all
I am struggling a bit with Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. I'm reading it because my kid is reading it in 10th grade and I want to understand what they're talking about when they discuss it. It's been a long time since I read anything out of necessity rather than just out of choice.
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 19:49     Subject: April book club - open to all
Anonymous wrote:Never by Ken Follett, pretty fascinating so far


I’m glad that I read this one *before* the war in Ukraine and the current tensions between China and Taiwan. That story seemed so frighteningly plausible!
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 14:07     Subject: April book club - open to all
Never by Ken Follett, pretty fascinating so far
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 14:04     Subject: Re:April book club - open to all
Those Who Walk Away by Patricia Highsmith.
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 13:46     Subject: April book club - open to all
Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. Can’t put it down!
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 13:45     Subject: April book club - open to all
About to finish Shutter by Ramona Emerson. Not much of a mystery but interesting main character - Navajo photographer of crime scenes who sees ghosts. Decent.
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 13:37     Subject: April book club - open to all
I just finished Trust by Hernan Diaz. It was excellent.
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 08:58     Subject: Re:April book club - open to all
The Copenhagen Trilogy. Just started it, really good so far.
Anonymous
Post 04/01/2023 08:25     Subject: April book club - open to all
What are you reading this month?

I’m midway through The Cartographers by Peng Shepherd. It’s decent so far. Not one of my favorites but I’ll continue with it.