November Read

[Kiwi (Karin)]

Hi everyone,
during our discussion re: Rebecca, we suggested to always decide on a specific subject to collect suggestions for the next read (i.e. by one specific author, books written in Paris, plays, or whatever).
Our first "book by topic" will be around biographies (be it autobiographical or simply biographical). Does not be about someone famous....

Please send your suggestions by Friday afternoon - we'll launch the polls on Friday night, to be closed Sunday night.

Happy hunting!
Kiwi

[Alan]

I'm nominating Papilion, autobiography of a famous and charismatic 70s French fugitive!

[Laura]

I nominate Shadows Bright as Glass, by Amy E Nutt, a story of Jon Sarkin's reinvention of himself after a stroke during brain surgery and an interesting overview of neuroscience studies and advances

[Viviane]

Hello,

It was nice to meet you all yesterday. I nominate Marie Antoinette by Stefan Zweig (I haven t read this one but he usually is a good biographer).

Viviane

[Caroline]

If its not too late can I suggest Thinking in Pictures by Temple Grandin?

[Viviane]

First week of December is fine for me.

Thanks
Viviane

[Laura]

First week works for me too. See you soon!

[[deleted user]]

Will it be 8 at L'Imprevu again?

[[deleted user]]

I saw it in Shakespeare & Co yesterday.

[John]

I remember reading Papillon a good few years ago and your discussion has given me the desire to read it again!
Best wishes,
John

[Caroline]

I ended up buying mine online.

Alan, great nomination, I'm loving it so far!

[Kiwi (Karin)]

Hi guys. Finished the book - but cannot guarantee to be there this evening. I'll try to make it. CU Kiwi

[Viviane]

Hello,

Haven t finished the book but will come tonight.

See you there !

Viviane

[Lorraine]

Hello,
Haven't finished either (because I didn't start early enough). More than half way through though so will be there tonight. See you later, Lorraine

[[deleted user]]

Hiya, won't be able to make it tonight I'm stuck at uni, sorry!