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message 101: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
O.K. we need to start thinking about our April group read genre. Anyone have any ideas?


message 102: by A. (new)

A. | 59 comments how about reading a favorite childhood story?


message 103: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
I like it. Anyone else have an other idea or is this good?


message 104: by Paul (new)

Paul (merman1967) | 113 comments Sounds good to me. I will read an old and dear favorite... Follow My Leader or Don't Take Teddy.


message 105: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
Then it's settled. April is choose a child-hood favorite book.


message 106: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
In light of what is happening in May (read joys and concerns for details) I will not be participating in a group read. If you all would like to have one, please do so. I don't think I will have time to concentrate.


message 107: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (last edited May 20, 2011 06:44AM) (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
O.K., June is coming and what genre should we read next?

Historical fiction? Alternate history? Suggestions please.


message 108: by Paul (new)

Paul (merman1967) | 113 comments Kim wrote: "O.K., June is coming and what genre should we read next?

Historical fiction? Alternate history? Suggestions please."


OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I really LIKE the thought of an alternate history read!


message 109: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
Anybody have a problem with alternate history? Or should we just name that our June theme?


message 110: by A. (new)

A. | 59 comments Not sure what to read but it sounds ok to me


message 111: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
I already posted my pick. I decided on the first Temeraire book since it is an alternate history and a historical fiction in one.


message 112: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
O.K. July is almost here and we did not have a very strong participation for the June group read (Yes, Vulture, I know your local library system sucks). So, yesterday it came to me in a conversation with Vulture that maybe we should have a "re-read one of your favorite book" reads.

So for July, pick one of your favorite books, one of your go to books that you re-read so much you could and probably do, quote it.


message 113: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
O.K. folks, August is almost here and I'm looking for ideas. Should we keep up with the group read, or is this and exercise in futility?


message 114: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (last edited Aug 05, 2011 08:16AM) (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
O.K. people since nobody responded to this post for August,I am making some more changes to the group read. Since we cannot seem to get a genre together, so for now, the group read will be what ever you are reading and want to talk about.

If we keep having lack of participation.....


message 115: by A. (new)

A. | 59 comments I have been internetless for the past few weeks...Since school has started for the fall I won't be doing much leisure reading until December.Texts come first!


message 116: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
Yes. learning comes first young lady! :)


message 117: by Betsy (new)

Betsy Robinson (betsy_robinson) I'm reading "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt, but don't know if I want to talk about it yet. If I do, I'll post it.


message 118: by Kim, Wild-eyed Bibliomaniac (new)

Kim (mrsnesbitt) | 629 comments Mod
Not a problem. If you wish to post about it, please post it in the "group read section".


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