Trans-Atlantic Bibliophiles discussion
We Need A Real Name
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PS, cool library web site. I'll read just about anything, so I'm happy for you all to pick and tell me what it is!!!
I'm going to check with my neighbor and see if Skype would work for us. Have you ever used it before?
So could we talk to Pat in London and Emily in St. Louis on a laptop during a book club discussion and they could hear/us us and we could hear/see them? Or does that only work on Oprah?



Potato Peel was great - you're right, it would make a very good book discussion. All choices sounded good to me - could you please just tell me which is first, when I read the note above, I wasn't where we were starting (sorry, not usually this dense, it's been a bit chaotic lately).
Thanks very much!!! P.
We're starting with "Fever, 1793" by Laurie Halse Anderson (no relation to moi). Let me know if you have trouble getting it over there--maybe I can mail you a copy!

I'm in a journal exchange and the groups were each assigned a letter (A-G). The group names are now Aardvark Aficionados, Bogus Bananas, Creative Collaborating Chicklets, Demurely Dangerous Duchesses, E=MC2, Femmes Fatales, and Gloriously Gutsy Gals.
I read it on the plane and still had an hour left of my flight! Quick read, but a subject I knew nothing about.


No problem, Kate! When everyone is done, I will start posting discussion questions online. If we can figure out a time when some of us can meet in-person, we can do that in addition to our online discussion.
I'm glad you're liking it!
I'm glad you're liking it!
I still think we need a better name. Something that represents how far apart many of us live. Maybe the "Trans-Atlantic Bibliophiles" :) Though if my niece Kate in Korea joins us, we'll need to include the Pacific Ocean as well...
Trans-Atlantic Bibliophiles it is! If anyone on another continent would like to join us, we can just keep changing it! Feel free to invite anyone you'd like.
Any suggestions for a new group name?