Book Club? (edit: vote on September's poll)
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Rereading Case Histories'd be good since there's some sort of sequel coming out soon As for the ones you've suggested, <i>Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close</i> sounds the most interesting to me, but I think I'd be willing to read any of them assuming a library nearby had them.
Oh! One I totally forgot to mention is <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... nce">Brick Lane</a>.
Oh! One I totally forgot to mention is <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... nce">Brick Lane</a>.
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Lolita is very good and discussable. I already read it, but nevermind.
Mortal Engines is also good. It's classed as a children's book, but it really shouldn't be.
The Wasp Factory I'm also saying.
It's hard to recommend books I haven't already read...
Mortal Engines is also good. It's classed as a children's book, but it really shouldn't be.
The Wasp Factory I'm also saying.
It's hard to recommend books I haven't already read...
I'd definitely be interested in taking part in this if it were to get the go ahead. I've got a number of books that I keep meaning to get around to reading but I never seem to make the time or effort at the moment, this might help me actually do something.
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Me too. I haven't read a book in ages, nor been to the library since the former librarian was replaced with a replicator. I don't have any suggestions, but I'm open to anything. I also don't think we'd need a formal member list or anything. I think we'd get and keep more people involved if they knew they could pop in or out when they're interested.
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