BookCrazy discussion
Nominate something for a July group read
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Atonement, by Ian McEwan
The Virgin's Lover, by Philippa Gregory
The Big Over Easy, by Jasper Fforde
The Handmaid's Tale, by Margaret Atwood


Sophiene

I have been a member of bookcrazy for awhile, though I do not post much. I found goodreads last week from someone at bookcrazy's post, and I love it! I have added so many books to my TBR list.
My July picks would include:
The Art of Racing Rain, by Garth Stein
Last Night at the Lobster, Stewart O'Nan
Swine Not? Jimmy Buffet
This is great to be able to combine two of my favorite sites! Thanks whoever came up with the idea!!
Brigitte
I read Last Night at the Lobster last month and I'd love to discuss it.
I'd also be up for Atonement and Chronicles of Narnia at some point -- haven't read those books yet.
Lee, I'll be reading A Thread of Grace for sure.
I'd also be up for Atonement and Chronicles of Narnia at some point -- haven't read those books yet.
Lee, I'll be reading A Thread of Grace for sure.

I read the Chronicles of Narnia as a child and loved them but I'm sure I'd have a different perspective reading them as an adult. There are at least 5 books though.
Atonement also still good for me.
How do we reach a consensus?
Lee, I don't know! We have two votes for A Thread of Grace (you and me) and three for Atonement (you, me, and Graceann). Maybe we could read both books?

We could do Atonement first since it has the most votes.
Does anyone else want to pipe in here?
Lee



Looking forward to talking about the book!
Lisa
I probably won't be able to join in the read (crossing fingers that hubby will be able to have his heart surgery), but wanted to say HI!
For the future, I'd vote for:
The Virgin's Lover
OR
A Thread of Grace
providing I can find them both in my library.
Hope I can figure all this stuff out here. :D
Kim
For the future, I'd vote for:
The Virgin's Lover
OR
A Thread of Grace
providing I can find them both in my library.
Hope I can figure all this stuff out here. :D
Kim
Lisa, I think we'll be doing two discussions in July -- A Thread of Grace and Atonement. But I don't know if everyone will be reading both books. I've read Grace but won't get to Atonement until later.

From Bookmarks: "Russell's first foray into historical fiction, after two successful science fiction novels, is brilliant. Her story of Jewish refugees from the Holocaust, and the northern Italian resistance fighters who protect them, is realistic, powerful, and broad in scope."
That sound good to anyone else?