Pick It For Me!

[Melissa]

I'm finished with Harold Fry, I'm looking for a book to take to work to read on my breaks and slow time. I get to read during slow periods this time of year because it is our slow period but I still have to be there to man the phones.

Can someone pick me one off of my TBR- planned for current month shelf?
http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...

Thank you!

[Linda C]

How about World War One: History In An Hour ? I know this is the theme for this month and it might be a good book to do in dibs and dabs as time allows.

How was the Harold Fry?

[Melissa]

I was suprised at how much I liked Harold Fry, since I usually like more action in a book but I really got into it and enjoyed it a lot. Harold was an interesting character.

Thanks for the pick. It will work good for a work book, that way I'm not in the middle of a hot/intense theme and the phone ring!

[Melissa]

Here we go again, I actually have read both my work book and my home book so I'm up for another suggestion for what to read next from my tbr-for current month shelf!

http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...

[Alison]

What about Shadow Kiss? I read the first book of the series earlier this year.

[Melissa]

Alison wrote: "What about Shadow Kiss? I read the first book of the series earlier this year."

Cool, thank you. I have so many over there that I have I hard time picking the next one sometimes!

[Sara]

Looking for another book to read when I finish North & South. Please pick from my 'To-Read' shelf. Not really picky on what type/genre it's from.

[Melissa]

You're account is set as private so can't see your "to Read" shelf.

[Sara]

Woop a doop, I feel silly now. Thought I had changed that a while ago. ^-^ Should be able to now :)

[Amara, Group Creator]

Sara's still waiting on a pick, guys, so consider this a bump. (If no one picks by the time I wake up tomorrow, I'll do it.)

[Linda C]

Sara,
How about Water for Elephants? I enjoyed that. We read it for my F2F group a couple of years ago and everyone liked it.

[Sara]

Sounds like a good read to me, thanks!

[Melissa]

I can't decide which book to read next. Can someone pick one from my TBR- planned for current month shelf?

http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...

[Linda C]

How about Bright Hopes (Welcome to Tyler, #2)?

This is an oldie to clear from your shelves.

[Melissa]

Linda C wrote: "How about Bright Hopes (Welcome to Tyler, #2)?

This is an oldie to clear from your shelves."

Cool! I just found this series at a flea market (50 cent buy)

Thanks for the pick!

[Lamilla]

Hey all! I'm reading right now, which is a crime/thriller and I need a companion piece to it, so it will not eat my brain.
Please choose one or two of the books from the list below and tell my why it's a good choice!

- Unseen Academicals
- City of Ashes
- House Rules
- Daughters-in-Law
- Dead Reckoning
- Sing You Home
- Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers
- Cycler
- Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society

Thanks

[Candace]

Lamilla wrote: "Hey all! I'm reading right now, which is a crime/thriller and I need a companion piece to it, so it will not eat my brain.
Please choose one or two of the books ..."

I really loved The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.

[Lamilla]

I'm looking for the October theme suggestion. My fav. genres are contemporary fiction, non-fiction, sci-fi, teens, chick-lit and I like manga. You could see the books I liked in my shelves. Preferred languages - English or Russian

[Amara, Group Creator]

Lamilla wrote: "I'm looking for the October theme suggestion. My fav. genres are contemporary fiction, non-fiction, sci-fi, teens, chick-lit and I like manga. You could see the books I liked in my shelves. Preferr..."

[Lamilla]

Thanks, Amara. I'm not really into myths and such, that's why I need help to found something relevant I might like

[Candace]

Lamilla wrote: "I'm looking for the October theme suggestion. My fav. genres are contemporary fiction, non-fiction, sci-fi, teens, chick-lit and I like manga. You could see the books I liked in my shelves. Preferr..."

Lamilla, I noticed that you have Vampire Academy on your to-read shelf. I consider vampires to be part of the "folklore" category.

[Lamilla]

Candace wrote: "Lamilla, I noticed that you have Vampire Academy on your to-read shelf. I consider vampires to be part of the "folklore" category. "
That sounds great! Come to think of it, I'm reading another teens series, Mortal Instruments, that have not only vampires, but werewolves and Nephilims, which could be counted as mythical characters of sorts, right?..

[Amara, Group Creator]

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