15.6 - "Eventually, All Things Merge Into One, And A River Runs Through It."

[Felina]

I have a question. I went to the author list of Louis Sachar and put them in order by page number. The first three books listed are a book set and two books in another language. The first English book shows up 4th and Holes (which I would like to read for this) shows up at 5th. Can I read Holes as it is the 2nd longest of the books I can actually read?

Here is the link:

http://www.goodreads.com/author/list/...

[Kristina Simon]

Felina wrote: "I have a question. I went to the author list of Louis Sachar and put them in order by page number. The first three books listed are a book set and two books in another language. The first English b..."

In message 12 Cynthia said: "Ignore any compilations (two or more of the authors in one edition) or where their is a bunch of stories by multiple authors or unreleased books or foreign editions (all the weird anomalies) - just stand alone books"

Hope that helps!

[Felina]

Ooo Kristi it does. I think that means I'll be reading Holes. Thanks!!

[Jaclyn]

For those looking for slightly lighter reading, I looked up Jane Green for Part C because I have several books sitting on my shelves waiting to be read and Mr. Maybe appears to be her 2nd longest book. (Jemima J... is the longest)

[Stephanie]

For the Republic of Congo I am reading Brazzaville Beach. If you like the podcast/blog/group "Books on the Nightstand," this is one they have featured.

So glad to hear that The House at Riverton fits for this task - it is one of the summer picks for another group I belong to!