2 O'clock

[Kevin]

I've not found a #2 book if anyone has any suggestions. I looked at A tale of 2 cities but not real excited about it.

[Kassi]

If you liked 1st to die, you could continue that series. I haven't seen a whole lot of others to recommend unless you want to dive into Lord of the Rings and read The Two Towers.

[Kathleen]

So I was at the library today, and walked by the "staff recommendations" shelf. I noticed 2 A.M. at The Cat's Pajamas and thought I'd try it for my 2 o'clock book. I don't know anything about it, and the reviews here are mixed, but I'm looking forward to checking it out.

[Kevin]

Kathleen wrote: "So I was at the library today, and walked by the "staff recommendations" shelf. I noticed 2 A.M. at The Cat's Pajamas and thought I'd try it for my 2 o'clock book. I don't know anyt..."

I've enjoyed reading books I would have never tried

[Kevin]

Just picked up Two of the deadliest. Never heard anything about it

[Kassi]

I read Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two which technically has the word two in it. I am not much of a fan, but won't elaborate further, because I could defend a thesis on my opinion of this work, and no one has time for that.

[Kevin]

Kassi wrote: "I read Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two which technically has the word two in it. I am not much of a fan, but won't elaborate further, because I could defend a ..."

I guess that counts LOL. I have 3 left on the alphabet and I'm done with it

[Kevin]

Two Americans: Truman, Eisenhower, and a Dangerous World by William Lee Miller Interesting book. Great perspectives on the dropping of the bomb in WW2 and the fact Eisenhower didn't agree with dropping it.

[Louise]

I just finished The Second Empress: A Novel of Napoleon's Court (I think the ordinal form of the number is acceptable?). This was a quick read, quite light and enjoyable historical fiction.

[Kevin]

Louise wrote: "I just finished The Second Empress: A Novel of Napoleon's Court (I think the ordinal form of the number is acceptable?). This was a quick read, quite light and enjoyable historical ..."

Of course

[Louise]

Thanks Kevin!

[Kevin]

Louise wrote: "I just finished The Second Empress: A Novel of Napoleon's Court (I think the ordinal form of the number is acceptable?). This was a quick read, quite light and enjoyable historical ..."

WoW HISTORICAL fiction! Won't be long and you'll be into plain HISTORY

[Louise]

Well sometimes I am, but mostly it's just historical fiction.

[Kevin]

Louise wrote: "Well sometimes I am, but mostly it's just historical fiction."

I like the historical fiction also. Great when they build on historical facts for a realism in a fictional book.