Get ready for a fabulous Book Club Companion Read for April/May:
Grab a copy of the books (your local library should have a few)!
Interested in hosting your own book club? Check out this helpful guide!
Past Book Club with Love at First Book & The Book Wheel
February 2014: A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian by Marina Lewycka
November 2013: Orange is the New Black by Piper Kerman
September 2013: Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg
July 2013: The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
May 2013: A Train in Winter by Caroline Moorehead
March 2013: In the Woods by Tana French
Past Love at First Book Club picks and links!
November 2012: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
October 2012: Lord of the Flies by William Golding
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Do you have a list of the upcoming books for your on-line book club. I have not partcipated in an on-line book club before, but I am in two book clubs in my community. I have read The Eligance of the Hedgehog. I don’t blog personally, but enjoy reading book blogs. Thank you, Nancy
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Nancy,
Allison and I pick the next book a month before to give people a good chunk of time to get ahold of the book! At this time, we don’t know what book we will choose next, but we have book club every other month. Our next one will be in September and we will announce the book in August, with plenty of time! If you are subscribed to my blog or follow Love at First Book on Facebook, you won’t be able to miss the announcements! 🙂
Thanks for stopping by, Nancy!
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Thank you! I will watch for the announcements and see if I can figure out how to connect to your site on Facebook. Have a good week! Cheers, Nancy
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It’s http://facebook.com/loveatfirstbook – hopefully that helps!
Are you reading anything good, Nancy?
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It’s really great that people are sharing this inotfmaoirn.
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I just started “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” by Betty Smith this morning (I have a long commute to work). I was reading “The Golem and the Ginni” but I wasn’t loving it. Will pick it up again in a few days. I reciently read “Our Daily Bread” by Lauren B. Davis which I thought was great. “Light Between Oceans” was really good too.
Cheers,
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The Golem was good but sooooo long. It’s worth reading but you have to stick with it. I have a tough time with books over 400 pages. I just don’t see how the author couldn’t have cut out 100 pages or so. Most of the time it seems doable to me! 🙂
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Rebecca – Have you read WONDER by Palacio yet ? It is intended to be read by ages 8 and up and it truly is a book for all ages. The story is beautiful and will make you laugh AND cry.
If you haven’t read it yet, do – I know that you will love it. We have our entire staff reading it this summer and all students in 4th – 8th grades.
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I haven’t read it yet but I have heard amazing things about it! I just placed a hold on it from my digital library!
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Muito imttrpanoe este ranking ae. … rsrsrs. Dr. será que vamos ter novo Record (de novo) de publico no domingo. É só ter jogo no Morumbi, que nós quebramos (de novo) nosso próprio record. Em 2011 já foi assim e pelo jeito em 2012 ira se repetir (de novo).
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I am always ready to try something different. Since I mostly read fiction, this is a good change for me.
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Hopefully we all enjoy it. It’s not that long, and it’s all about women’s issues, so it seems like it should be perfect for a discussion.
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I apitacpere you taking to time to contribute That’s very helpful.
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HA, den har jeg også, og den er faktisk mere end innreessatt. I den endnu mere muntre afdeling, har jeg så den der hedder: Hvorfor mænd ingenting fattet og kvinder hele tiden mangler sko. Tænk jeg syntes titlen alene siger det hele.. :-))Rigtig god dag til dig og glem ikke husbond..
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Help, I’ve been informed and I can’t become igorannt.
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Ursäkta, men vad är det för idiotkommentar här ovan om att vinglasen är framme? Hoppas att det var ironiskt menat och inte ett antagande att ni dricker vin i tid och otid! Jag dricker mer eller mindre all min dryck ur vinglas, för att jag gillar det och då har jag inte druckit en droppe vin de senaste dryga 1,5 åren pga graviditet och amning.
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