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They've been on my 'to read' list for a while, but I've yet to get around to them.
I have watched Annihilation on Netflix. Does that count?

Something to say about Borne that can't wait until the hangout? This is the place!


Lamb is the 2nd Christopher Moore book we've read as a club. He actually tuned into the hangout last time and was cool enough to answer some questions and crack a few jokes! Remember that?


Who knew a story about boning dragons had so much lore?

The new plan is to do a February double feature. We'll finally discuss Slaughterhouse-Five as well as our latest pick (I say 'our' but this is all Lara) Dragon Actually.
A literary classic and some smut in one hangout.
We'll make it work.


I freely admit to knowing this book by its name and not much else. Not sure what to expect, but it's considered a classic by many, so I'm ready to give it a shot!

Short story collections are hard to review fairly (some are inevitably better than others), but there are some authors here I like plus a few I've been meaning to check out.

I'm completely unfamiliar with this series, but I do love fantasy so I'm looking forward to it!

Personally, I'm already giving it a good review just for the cover alone.


There were over a hundred to choose from (no pun intended) covering almost every genre you could think of.
When I think back to the CYOA craze, I recall escaping from Dracula's castle, thwarting alien invaders, and even helping Sherlock Holmes solve a mystery. Also dying. A lot. Then going back to the previous choice and opting for Plan B.
The cover was always an important factor in helping me decide which book I was going to read and there were some memorable ones (for both good and bad reasons - looking at you Space Vampire.)
Which Choose Your Own Adventure memory has this month's pick, To Be or Not To Be, brought back for you?

PS: Since this is a 'Choose Your Path' type of story, try to keep it spoiler free.
Unless you die in a funny way. Feel free to share that.


And I'm already a fan of the 19th century Boston setting, so bring it on!