One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest - Ken Kesey 2016

[Kathryn]

This is the discussion for October's book vote I think.

[Dianne]

Im reading this at the moment, just started but it is very quick to draw you into it, and hard to put down!

[Dianne]

I have just finished this book, i hadn't seen the film. So i wasn't prepared for the end- so sad!

[Kathryn]

I seen the film but not started yet

[Kathryn]

Just picked this up so my next read I think. I will try to get more organised next year. Still getting used to the running of a group

[Jon]

you are doing great Kathryn

[Dianne]

Take things slowly, the group is running ok, you are doing fine!

[Kathryn]

Loved this story if love is the right word. More in it than the film as you get to feel the war building of minds

[Jon]

Amazing, I see why everyone loves it. I watched the film afterwards and that was pretty good too.

[Kathryn]

I think we should aim for a classic each year. We tend to think they date but some are still in need to be told. An inspector calls is mine this year. My son's old curriculum book.

[Dianne]

Great challenge, I read 'never let me go' recently, it was much more accessible than I expected and a really good story.

[Tracy]

Never let me go is an amazing read. The film was a bit depressing though. I have never thought of reading this book because I watched the film years ago, which is brilliant. Maybe one to read if you think there is more there.