easy peasy reading group discussion

the poll is now open for you to select january's read :)

Hi Steve
I clicked on my first choice and the whole thing disappeared!!

with the poll its only 1 vote not like before when we put in order of choice

That's ok then :0)

as thats the only way could rig the voting on here as took me a little while to set it up but know now what to do for future

Stephen wrote: "as thats the only way could rig the voting on here as took me a little while to set it up but know now what to do for future"

Mmm...I did wonder how it would work! Glad you got it fixed!!

you just have to click on what you want to read thats all and when the poll ends the results will be displayed so no more writing on paper lol its done, did you read my comments about the book i am currently reading the gervase phinn one

Stephen wrote: "you just have to click on what you want to read thats all and when the poll ends the results will be displayed so no more writing on paper lol its done, did you read my comments about the book i am..."

Yes thanks - have sent reply to your in-box.

ok...stupid qu of the week! Where do I find the poll?!

Also wondering if anyone has read and can recommend any books fact or fiction about the Quakers? I am reading a JOdi Picoult book (Plain Truth) about the Amish people at the moment and got me thiking about the Quakers! Any ideas?

duh! ok I found the poll - thanks. Still interested in Quaker ideas though!

Booksdingle wrote: "ok...stupid qu of the week! Where do I find the poll?!

Also wondering if anyone has read and can recommend any books fact or fiction about the Quakers? I am reading a JOdi Picoult book (Plain ..."

You could try Patrick Gale's "Notes From an Exhibition", it's not directly about Quakers, but some of the central characters are Quakers, I learned quite a few things I didn't know before!

if you want non fiction try anything about rowntrees ( now nestle) and cadburys they were quakers

thanks both - shall look into those yeah - I like reading about other ways of life and those who live quite frugally or with very different beliefs.

or maybe darlington football club their nickname is the quakers lol

i'm happy to go with the consensus, since it's the middle of a rather hot (although at times wet) summer for me

its one member one vote :)

the january book will be the winter ghosts by kate mosse

Thanks Steve,
Think I've been a bit dim - don't know why I didn't look at the poll!