Anonymous
05/29/2012 17:49
Subject: What is your book club reading?
Anonymous wrote:The Orphan Master's Son
Beautifully written, fascinating setting, lots to discuss
I wrote this novel and will be in dc in two weeks for a reading. If the timing worked, I could talk to your group about north korea.
cheers,
adam
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Anonymous
05/26/2012 21:19
Subject: What is your book club reading?
Our last few have been:
State of Wonder (loved it except for ending)
Alice I have been (I didn't like it but most did)
Cutting for Stone (loved it)
Tiger's Wife (enjoyed it - most didn't)
Those Who Save Us (loved it)
Mists of Avalon (really interesting until page 900 - could have done without the last 100 pages)
We're about to do Hunger Games as a break after Mists.
State of Wonder (loved it except for ending)
Alice I have been (I didn't like it but most did)
Cutting for Stone (loved it)
Tiger's Wife (enjoyed it - most didn't)
Those Who Save Us (loved it)
Mists of Avalon (really interesting until page 900 - could have done without the last 100 pages)
We're about to do Hunger Games as a break after Mists.
Anonymous
05/26/2012 20:20
Subject: What is your book club reading?
The Orphan Master's Son
Beautifully written, fascinating setting, lots to discuss
Beautifully written, fascinating setting, lots to discuss
Anonymous
05/26/2012 20:07
Subject: What is your book club reading?
Last month it was Chardonnay. I think this month we might be upgrading to Pinot Grigio.
Anonymous
05/26/2012 19:53
Subject: What is your book club reading?
It's my turn to select and I would appreciate any ideas.
We're currently reading Katherine Boo's "Behind the Beautiful Flowers: Life, Death and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity".
TIA
We're currently reading Katherine Boo's "Behind the Beautiful Flowers: Life, Death and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity".
TIA