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Posted Nov 19, '12 at 6:03pm

danielo

danielo

1,330 posts

I know its sound like a thing that 35 single moms with proble with the self-estime do, but yet it can be nice.

We choose a book, everyone read it and then we talk about it. anyone in?

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 1:48am

pangtongshu

pangtongshu

7,792 posts

If I can find the time I'd love to

May I recommend Fox in Socks? I heard it is a literary masterpiece

In all seriousness...I would actually like to join...if my schedule in the near future allows me to

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 1:53am

Kasic

Kasic

5,426 posts

I will join on three conditions.

1) It's a book I want to read.
2) If I read that book.
3) If I feel like posting.

My attendance shall be superb only in how utterly not there it is.

In all seriousness though, how would books be chosen? We suggest them and vote on which? This also seems like a thread that might fit more in the Popular Media section, although I can see why you chose to put it here in The Tavern.

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 3:14am

GhostOfHorror

GhostOfHorror

801 posts

I will join if:

It's a book that seems interesting
Easily obtainable.
I have the time to actually read it.

Anyhow, it sounds cool.
When do you play on announcing the first book?

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 7:26am

danielo

danielo

1,330 posts

Lets say that in the 23 of november Ill give the first book.

Is ther eare topics you prefer? fictional? history? Humoristic?

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 8:15am

Rakim

Rakim

134 posts

Sounds like a great idea, if we can make it work. I might join in if I have time. I want to finish the novel I'm reading now before I start another one.

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 12:00pm

GhostOfHorror

GhostOfHorror

801 posts

Is ther eare topics you prefer? fictional? history? Humoristic?

I generally find fictional books to be the best, but, I don't mind really.

Do you have any ideas for books thus far and we can say what we think of actually reading them?

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 3:02pm

danielo

danielo

1,330 posts

World War Z.  I have to admit, i read it already, But i wont mind reading it again. Its is one of the best books i ever read. what do you say?

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 3:06pm

Kyouzou

Kyouzou

4,746 posts

It's an interesting choice and more relevant due to the movie coming out soon. It could be worth a shot, guess I'll see if it's at the library.

 

Posted Nov 20, '12 at 3:40pm

Jacen96

Jacen96

1,784 posts

I say that it should be what Kyouzou said, or perhaps one of the classics. (anyone up for reading Who Goes There, or The Time Machine?)

also, are we supposed to buy the book if the library doesn't have it?

~~~Darth Caedus

 
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