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message 1: by Laura (last edited Jun 03, 2013 02:31PM) (new)

Laura | 0 comments a--Cutting for Stone--abraham verghese
b--The Council of Dads: My Daughters, My Illness, and the Men Who Could Be Me--bruce feiler
c--Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail--cheryl strayed
d--Martha Quest--doris lessing
e--The Farming of Bones--edwidge danticat
f--Truly, Madly, Deeply--faraaz kazi
g--Memories of My Melancholy Whores--gabriel garcia marquez
h--The Elephant Vanishes--haruku murakami
i--The Stories of Eva Luna--isabel allende
j--Persuasion--jane austen
k--The Kitchen House--kathleen grissom
l--Snow Flower and the Secret Fan--lisa see
m--The Wife--meg wolitzer


message 2: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59896 comments Good start Lurk. :)


message 3: by jaxnsmom (new)

jaxnsmom | 8341 comments The Farming of Bones sounds really interesting. Have you read it yet?


message 4: by Rusalka, Moderator (new)

Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19206 comments Hope you enjoy Cutting for Stone. It was one of the books I only heard about through the Around the World group, and I really enjoyed it.


message 5: by Laura (new)

Laura | 0 comments I just wanted to note that even though I finish books out of order, I start them in order. Since I read several books at one,not all of them are for the challenge.


message 6: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59896 comments Lurk42 wrote: "I just wanted to note that even though I finish books out of order, I start them in order. Since I read several books at one,not all of them are for the challenge."

I'm not sure we ever really addressed that question entirely. I looked back over the challenge thread and someone asked if they could read more than one book at a time and my response was they could if they read C & D at the same time but not C & T (examples).

Presumably, one could start C first and D a couple of days later, but finish D before C. (Are we getting confused yet.) So, it would have to be starting order.


message 7: by Laura (new)

Laura | 0 comments Janice wrote: "Lurk42 wrote: "I just wanted to note that even though I finish books out of order, I start them in order. Since I read several books at one,not all of them are for the challenge."

I'm not sure we ..."


That's what I figured. I only count the books if I start them in order. For example, I am also reading a Tom Robbins book next month, but I won't count it in this challenge at all because it isn't in order.


message 8: by Ava Catherine (new)

Ava Catherine | 4258 comments Janice wrote: "Lurk42 wrote: "I just wanted to note that even though I finish books out of order, I start them in order. Since I read several books at one,not all of them are for the challenge."

I'm not sure we ..."


I have always read several books at once. This makes perfect sense to me! : ) Go girl!
You are rolling along!


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