Future Reading List Suggestions

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

This thread is for members to post future reading list suggestions to be hosted on our website: https://sites.google.com/site/cafelib...

If you haven't created a future reading list, or want to add/delete titles from your current list, please post in this thread. These lists are where I select titles for the monthly voting lists, and it would be great to have a larger selection of reading materials to choose from! Remember, you can list all types of reading materials from poetry, fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, romance, nonfiction, and even manga or
comic books! All genres are welcome! Consider your list today!

[Kehinde]

"Middlesex" by Jeffrey Eugenides is a really interesting book that i feel a lot of people might appreciate.

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

Kehinde wrote: ""Middlesex" by Jeffrey Eugenides is a really interesting book that i feel a lot of people might appreciate."

Nice recommendation, but the group read Middlesex in July of 2007, https://sites.google.com/site/cafelib.... I'll check with the group on Yahoo and see if members are up for a re-read in the future. We sometimes do that. ;) If the general consensus is yes, I'll shoot you a little message letting you know that I've added it to our future reading list. Otherwise, feel free to suggest other titles too!

[Kehinde]

no problem.....

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

Kehinde wrote: "no problem....."

Cool! Thanks for understanding! :)

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

If you haven't already, I recommend adding some titles to your future reading list on our website: https://sites.google.com/site/cafelib...

This is where I choose the books that I add to our monthly voting lists. You can choose as many titles to put on your list as you want. Just list them here with author and title information.

Thanks!

[Gemma]

I could suggest several books that I read right now:
Tour Through Eastern Counties of England by Defoe Daniel
and Antecume ou une Autre vie by Cognat Andre. The last one I have it in my language but I think it's also in english in libraries.

[Shelli, Co-owner of Cafe Libri]

Hi Gemma,
I will go ahead and add those titles to the future reading list.

[Gemma]

Thanks Shelli.

[Gemma]

How about Earth's Enigmas by Charles Roberts.

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

Gemma wrote: "How about Earth's Enigmas by Charles Roberts."

Hi Gemma, I am adding your most recent recommendation to the website! Thanks for suggesting some fun reads for the group!!

[Renee]

A man cslled Ov3

[Shelli, Co-owner of Cafe Libri]

Hi Everyone,
So glad we are back up and running. I hope all of you enjoy the selection this month. I wanted to ask if anyone would be interested in having their reviews posted on our Cafe Libri facebook page. I think this would be a great feature for the Cafe Libri Facebook page. Please let me know what you all think and if you are interested in having your review featured on the page! If you have not done so yet, please like the Cafe Libri facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/cafelibri/

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

Renee wrote: "A man cslled Ov3"

Finally added this title to the future reading list, Renee. :)

[Renee]

Thanks. A Man Called Ove has become one of my all time favorites

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

Renee wrote: "Thanks. A Man Called Ove has become one of my all time favorites"

Ooo, what did you like about it without giving away any spoilers?

[Renee]

It is a wonderful char story. You meet Ove as a grumpy old man. The book then goes on to show you how he became who he is.

It made me laugh and cry. I wanted to become Ove's friend.
I

[Adrianna, Owner of Cafe Libri]

Renee wrote: "It is a wonderful char story. You meet Ove as a grumpy old man. The book then goes on to show you how he became who he is.

It made me laugh and cry. I wanted to become Ove's friend.
I"

Sounds fantastic! Definitely my type of read!