The Next Best Book Club discussion

Hi all! Don't know what else to say but that I love books and have found it a way to escape some of the things that have happened to me. Its has also been a way to let me know how one properly socializes with others (I don't seem to pick up on social cues correctly).

Anyways, I love books and have been trying to expand what I read by reading non-fiction (I find non-fiction sometimes very dry and boring; guess that comes with being a history major and having to read a lot non-fiction material) and also fantasy/sci-fi.

One of my favourite books (I have many) is Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood. I guess its one of my favourites due to the fact that it combines an actual historical event with a fictional narrative.

Welcome Melissa! No social problems here. We are all so different and get on great. Don't worry anymore to expand what you read, enjoy the moment till it last... :-)

Welcome, Melissa!

Welcome Melissa, We are glad you are here!

Welcome Melissa.

Hi Melissa, welcome!

Fiona, have you read Sophie's world by Gaarder/ It is great! Just like all of his books.

Hi Melissa, thanks for joining. Dont be shy, get on in those threads and yuck it up with the rest of us! I am sure you will find tons of non fiction novel recommendations!

Lori wrote: "Hi Melissa, thanks for joining. Dont be shy, get on in those threads and yuck it up with the rest of us! I am sure you will find tons of non fiction novel recommendations!"

I probably can and will find plenty of recs.

Welcome Melissa! You live in a beautiful area!

Welcome!!!

Welcome Melissa! You'll have no problem joining in here. :-)

Hi Melissa! I was born in Vancouver! Welcome to the group!

You will definitely find your spot as we are quite an assorted crew!

Hi Melissa!

Welcome to the group Melissa!