Sequel?

[Janice, Moderator]

I can't think of anything off the top of my head that I would like a sequel. I'll have to think about that for a bit.

I started reading Agatha Christie's autobiography but didn't finish it. It wasn't that I didn't like it. I think I set it down and didn't get back to it.

[Cheryl]

This has definitely happened to me. I'll think about it for more examples, but currently in another group we're discussing Wells' The Time Machine and I know I'd love more of his adventures, or at least some answers to what happened next.

[Linda]

When I read My Name is Mary Sutter I yearned for a sequel, I so loved this book and adored Mary.

[Cheryl]

Time Machine is very short, frustratingly so.

Mary Sutter was a great book, I remember - but I don't remember details. I bet it would be good to read more about her.

[Linda]

Judy wrote: "Linda wrote: "When I read My Name is Mary Sutter I yearned for a sequel, I so loved this book and adored Mary."

What would you put in a sequel, if it was up to you?"

I guess more about her experiences as a doctor during a time when female doctors were not accepted. There could be so much more written about that and her personality (bull-headed and persistent) could make at least one more book interesting for me.

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I would LOVE for "The Princess Bride" to have a sequel. Others I would like more of are "The Book of Negroes," "Remembrance" by Jude Deveraux, and "The Reckoning."