What's on your summer reading list?

[Patti (baconater)]

Nope, shan't be reading hunger games.

I did, however, stop in and buy the last six packets of dry cure smoked bacon in the shop a bit ago.

[Victoria]

As a newbie I wondered if you were all sniffing something. Turns out you are! ;)

[Kath]

Yep! Books!

[Patti (baconater)]

Oh, the heady fragrance of a used book shop.

The one thing that comes even close to the wonderous scent of bacon sizzling in a pan.

[Tim]

In a pan? What good's bacon in a pan?

It should be on a plate.

[Gingerlily - The Full Wild]

It should be in my mouth. It will be very soon.

[Patti (baconater)]

It's in my suitcase.

[Anita]

Kath wrote: "I suspect we are too far removed from 'Young Adult' to qualify."

Me too, never had any interest in it at all. I hope you and Jim are not suggesting we are getting on a bit, are you Kath ?

I will take Juds opinion, thank you very much !

Welcome to the group Victoria !

[Tim]

Jim wrote: "Kath wrote: "Hi Victoria. I'm one of the few people I know who hasn't yet read any of The Hunger Games!"

I too have the honour of belonging to an apparently exclusive club :-)"

Not even with the young miss Everdene watching a dog drive a whole flock of sheep off a cliff?

Oh wait, wrong Miss Everdene - that was Bathsheba not Katniss ;)

BTW, from a writer's standpoint, The Hunger Games is pretty much a master class in writing tight-paced strict 3-Act. It's worth reading just for the craft, yet alone the story. Even if you don't like 1st person present (which I don't).