Jean’s Comments (group member since Feb 23, 2021)

Jean’s comments from the Sewers of Paris Reading Group! group.

Enea wrote: "totally! i'm currently reading Paul takes the form of a mortal girl by Andrea Lawlor and the main character is ALWAYS talking about music – he mentions so many songs and artists – either because th..."

That's really cool, that you can look up songs from a novel!! And 90's bops are always good.

I'm thinking about it! Can't decide if I want to fork over the money for a paperback or spend money on an e-book (because I really don't have devices to read e-books other than my computer)

Wow! Such a good list of books!! Everyone is reading something interesting for sure <3

I'm rather interested to know if anyone else besides myself does this, but do you ever read a book and make a playlist for it? You don't have to be playing the music while you read but I sometimes get inspired by the books I read to make playlists to listen to when I'm not reading the book. Take for example, Les Miserables: I have about two separate playlists that don't include the musical to listen to when I am not reading the book. Sometimes they're inspired by characters or by the plot itself. How about you? Do you or would you like to create playlists for the books you read? And if so, which books?

Oooh, naturally gay? I appreciate that in a book (though I rarely find fiction that uses it well). But found family?? Excellent!!

I am currently re-reading the Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern! I like it, it has those mystical and romantic vibes I like.

Ooh Gideon the 9th! I have not read this, though I really ought to.

Good luck!! If you are able to, could you link to the seller that does that? I think that might also kick-start me to read even more too. Also, the book dragon in me demands it. We wants to read!!

I am doing another run at Frankenstein and I was looking at some Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka but that latter was for a class I had to drop. :( I am looking forward to re-reading The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern again though, haven't read that in five years or so!