Book Request for NOV. (showing 1-25 of 25)

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

Hey guys it's that time of the month again so pick which book you want to read and then we will do a poll again to see who the winner is for November!

[Jeremy comment history]

Ok, here is one I committed to someone read with someone in November. Not all that far off from last month:

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

Jeex Where is everyone???

[Jeremy comment history]

This place is like a library. Quiet!

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

Yea what is up with that?? Maybe just us 2 are addicted?!?

[Jeremy comment history]

Shamelessly so.

[Carrie comment history]

I like your pick!!
What about THE HOST by Stephanie Meyer?

[Carrie comment history]

Well, I just read about the book you suggested and HAD to order it from Amazon! Thanks a lot! :)

[Jeremy comment history]

Ummm....sorry? :)

I happen to like Pratchett and this is getting some pretty good reviews all around.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

After I finish readin Netherland I am going to read Twilight so...

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The Host was really good. okay I'm going to pick - oh hard choice- The Road.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

I have so many books to read but I think I am going to vote in Drown by Junot Diaz

[Cheri comment history]

Good Omens is on my TBR list...I read The Host already, excellent book. I'm not even sure I will be able to read with the club in November, I'm still plugging away at the stack of books that have been lent to me. I'm very eager to return them.

I nominate The Big Over Easy by Jasper Fforde, 1) because I already own it, 2) because I've been dying to read it for ages (I am a HUGE fan of his Thursday Next series), and 3) maybe this will be the kick in the butt I need to read something of my own choosing!

[Jeremy comment history]

Good choices!! I just read Oscar Wao by Diaz and that was great.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

Junot Diaz is a very strange man in person and he also recommended a book for me called Out! by Natsuo Kirino

[Jeremy comment history]

Oh yeah. I forgot that you got to meet him. Please tell me more! All I know of him is what I saw on Colbert and from reading the book.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

Me and him hit it off and I think that all the people at my job got offended. LOL. She is very vulgar and kinda dorky but he is very down to earth. Youcan go to his site and see if he will be around you. He is "touring"
Junot Diaz

[Jeremy comment history]

Looks like the closest he is coming is just outside of Boston.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

You know... He lives in NYC and travelds to MIT to work. Maybe he only works 2-3 days a week. That's a hike and a half.

[Jeremy comment history]

If my memory serves me correctly it is a 4 hour drive. But there used to be a Delta shuttle that ran every hour.

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

You guys are killing me!!! Even if you are not going to read the book please still vote to make it more interesting!

THX!!!!

[Jeremy comment history]

Hey, I exercised my right to vote! :)

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

Well, I can always count on you!

[Jennifer comment history]

i voted also girlie :)

[Donna, The Pusher comment history]

I see that. And it won!