You'll love this one...!! A book club & more discussion

I just gave my copy of The Bone People to my sister-in-law. I'll be interested in your comments of the book, j'mom!

I picked up on audiobook. Ironically, someone stole it from the middle school library where I work. I'm also rereading for my book club tomorrow night.

Janice wrote: "I just gave my copy of The Bone People to my sister-in-law. I'll be interested in your comments of the book, j'mom!"

Janice, what did you think of The Bone People?

Shannon wrote: "Kimberly wrote: "I picked these up today:
and I've wanted to read both for quite awhile."

Interesting Kimberly. When I was you..."

I've heard that song! I'll let you know how I like it when I'm done :)

Pam wrote: "I picked up on audiobook. Ironically, someone stole it from the middle school library where I work. I'm also rereading for my b..."

omg that's funny. Someone stole
The Book Thief book lol. Did you know the Bible is most commonly stolen book? Oh the irony.

I picked up these holds:

and these I grabbed off the shelf:
and

Susan wrote: "Janice wrote: "I just gave my copy of The Bone People to my sister-in-law. I'll be interested in your comments of the book, j'mom!"

Janice, what did you think of The Bone People?"

I gave it 3 stars. I found the writing style difficult to understand. The themes of alcoholism and child abuse were disturbing.

I can't say I would have chosen to read The Bone People, but it's a group read for another group. It'll be interesting to see what the others think.

Kimberly wrote: "Shannon wrote: "Kimberly wrote: "I picked these up today:
and I've wanted to read both for quite awhile."

Interesting Kimberly..."
Yes, please let me know.

jaxnsmom wrote: "I can't say I would have chosen to read The Bone People, but it's a group read for another group. It'll be interesting to see what the others think."

The Bone People was one of the first literary fiction books that I ever read and I too found the writing style difficult but there were alot of images that I really liked and some of the characters I found fascinating.

I picked up these holds today:
and for the toppler.
and for fun

Susan wrote: "All my books on order came in at once, so I have [bookcover:Miss Pere..."

Don't you love to get a big box of books? It looks like you have some great selections!

Jaxnsmom, love your variety of books.

Kimberly, Bride of France looks great.

Pragya wrote: "Jaxnsmom, love your variety of books.

Kimberly, Bride of France looks great."

It does doesn't it? I love books like this!

I picked up these holds:


And I grabbed these off the shelves while I was waiting for the check out line to disperse:

Great haul, Kimberly!

Thanks April & Judy!

I picked up these holds today:
and

Ooh Ten! Happy reading, Kimberly!

Pragya wrote: "Ooh Ten! Happy reading, Kimberly!"

Thanks Pragya! Have you read Ten yet?

Amber wrote: "I grabbed yesterday. I have high hopes for this one!"

I love the cover for Tilt Amber! I hope you enjoy it!

I have waiting for me at home. AmyK picked it up for me for my W task. I am so excited to get home from work and look at it!

Just picked these two up from the library today and put on hold.

Cherie wrote: "I have waiting for me at home. AmyK picked it up for me for my W task. I am so excited t..."

I'm going to run right out and get that one. I'm really struggling in that area.

I quit cooking some years ago when I went on strike, and never picked it back up again. Now that I'm alone, I think I've forgotten how to cook.

I "boiled" chicken drumsticks in mushroom sauce the other day and have tried to salvage them in two different ways. Let's just say, all three dishes were fails.

Break out the ice cream!

Janice. I marked The Art of Eating In: How I Learned to Stop Spending and Love the Stove to read and my mom just laughed and said to tell her how that works out. Cooking is so not my forte......even with people to cook for.

AmyK wrote: "Janice. I marked The Art of Eating In: How I Learned to Stop Spending and Love the Stove to read and my mom just laughed and said to tell her how that works out. Cooking is so not my forte......ev..."

That one looks good AmyK let us know how it goes :) I'm reading the authors blog right now!

I brought 5 home from the library
Postmortem
The Great Gatsby
The Tea Rose
It
Dune: House Atreides

Kelly wrote: "I brought 5 home from the library
Postmortem
The Great Gatsby
The Tea Rose
It
Dune: House Atreides"

Hooray for Dune!!
Curious how you like IT.....i read a lot of Stephen King books when i was younger, and everyone raves about IT. I didn't like it

AmyK wrote: "Janice. I marked The Art of Eating In: How I Learned to Stop Spending and Love the Stove to read and my mom just laughed and said to tell her how that works out. Cooking is so not my forte......ev..."

I just need to rekindle the joy of cooking. I used to love to cook. Maybe some new recipes would help.

Ipicked these holds up (My mom wanted to read the first 2 after I do) :

Two very different books and

I just got , the sequel to .

I picked up this hold:



and grabbed these off the shelves:

and

I borrowed:
,

The Joan Rivers book looks good, Kimberly. I might have to add that one to my TBR list. She is TOO MUCH. I think I have the Weight Watchers book. It DOES have some good recipies. If this is the one that has the turkey meatloaf, you should try it. It is one of my favorites!

Very excited to bring home Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. This is our bookclub read for next month.

Today I picked up by Mary Sharratt, by Joan Wickersham, and by Gillian Flynn.

Picked up Love in the Time of Cholera and Queen of Dreams

Pragya wrote: "Picked up Love in the Time of Choleraand Queen of Dreams"

I've been meaning to read LITTOC and to reread One Hundred Years of Solitude. Darn, I meant to do that this year, and the year is almost over.

Susan wrote: "Pragya wrote: "Picked up Love in the Time of Choleraand Queen of Dreams"

I've been meaning to read LITTOC and to rerea..."

I started LITTOC long back and was more than halfway through when I had to return the book I borrowed from friend. Now I think I need to start from the very beginning and read it completely. Reread OHYOS, wow! That does seem like it should suffice for a one-time read, still on my list. Good luck with finishing them this year or then, maybe, the next. :D

Susan wrote: "Today I picked up by Mary Sharratt, by Joan Wickersham..."

Ooooh - I would love to hear how you like Illuminations: A Novel of Hildegard von Bingen. I have this book on my wishlist.

Went to the library and got these yesterday:

I picked up these holds:

which I got for my brother who developed a severe penut allergy last year.

And I grabbed this one of the shelf because I'm making christmas gift baskets this year with Darren for the family.

Kimberly wrote: "Pragya wrote: "Ooh Ten! Happy reading, Kimberly!"

Thanks Pragya! Have you read Ten yet?"

Not yet but I have heard so many good things about it.

Kimberly wrote: "I picked up these holds:

which I got for my brother who developed a severe penut aller..."

Ooh, Christmas gift baskets, interesting. Be sure to paste in 'what you made lately' folder. :)

I picked up and

Picked up these holds:
and the second book is to be the South African version of so of course I have to read it.

Oh, that title calls to me. I am going to have to go buy to read for the December toppler.

I had to renew my library card today so I picked up these holds:
and

and grabbed this one from the shelf for a lighter fun read:

Cherie wrote: "Oh, that title calls to me. I am going to have to go buy to read for the December toppler."

It was a really good thriller!