last book you've read or you're reading

[lifetraveller]

Hello girls,

I have ordered Room of Emma Donoghue to read it with you, at least since July the 16th, when I will probably get the book delivered. I will be happy if you propose the books for August so I can order the choosen one now and get it on time. Have you read something by Irvin Yalom? I have no references about him but I recently bought When Nietzsche Wept but I´m afraid of recommend something that I really don´t know if is good enough for so cultured readers.

[lifetraveller]

Hello girls,

I have ordered Room of Emma Donoghue to read it with you, at least since July the 16th, when I will probably get the book delivered. I will be happy if you propose the books for August so I can order the choosen one now and get it on time. Have you read something by Irvin Yalom? I have no references about him but I recently bought When Nietzsche Wept but I´m afraid of recommend something that I really don´t know if is good enough for so cultured readers.

Hello

[DarkLady Juliet]

Hello girls,

I have ordered Room of Emma Donoghue to read it with you, at least since July the 16th, when I will probably get the book delivered. I will be happy if you propose the books for August so I can order the choosen one now and get it on time. Have you read something by Irvin Yalom? I have no references about him but I recently bought When Nietzsche Wept but I´m afraid of recommend something that I really don´t know if is good enough for so cultured readers.

Hello

Lifetraveller... didn't mean to keep anybody waiting, but life just gets in the middle.

I haven't read anything by Irvin Yalom, in fact, I hadn't heard about this author until you mentioned it. Having "Nietzsche" in the title... sounds highly cultural , you flatter me, considering us cultured readers Na... jokes apart, I am open to all kind of literature. Light, deep, depends on the moment. Sometimes I venture into new genres, or novels that do not appeal to me straightaway to taste something different.

But these days I tend to read something to help me be awake on the bus and not miss my stop, and make the way shorter Nothing that requires a lot of concentration, or else, I let my mind fly away from the pages...

If you plan to read that book, you can open a thread and tell us a little bit about it, why are you interested in reading it, and so on. Some of the MCs I'm in got started that way.

[LauraCo]

Also, we can make a poll for the next MC's, can't we?

[DarkLady Juliet]

Also, we can make a poll for the next MC's, can't we?

Or we can propose books, and when three agree in any of them, we have a miniclub. What we are doing now is more like a monthly club, both proposals are not mutually exclusive.

I'll have to ask the moderators if it's possible.

[Victor_Ros]

Hello everyone:)
What a wonderful place it is to share our love for books I see that a lot of people tend to read in English Ok, but back to the topic, currently I'm in the middle of a wonderful book called The name of the rose (BTW I read it because of You guys - I just couldn't pass a classic like that) and one before that was the first part of the Dark Tower (I hope to read other parts as well). Oh and my personal favorite is a book by Ayn Rand called Atlas Shrugged

[lifetraveller]

What about the best seller serie "A song of ice and fire". I have just strated the first book: Game of Thrones.. you can read that in the bus for sure!.

[Catherine Earnshaw]

Right now I'm finishing Irving's A Widow for One Year, then onto finishing Mrs Dalloway and let's see what comes next!

[LauraCo]

Right now I'm finishing Irving's A Widow for One Year, then onto finishing Mrs Dalloway and let's see what comes next!

Catherine, first of all welcome to this forum as I see you have few messages. If you want we make an English MC every month so if you want to join us you're welcome!

[Victor_Ros]

I've started reading the second book out of the King's "Dark Tower" 7 books series. And I'm loving it:) It's something totally different from his previous works but I think that it's worth reading.

[Felicity]

The People Next Door - Cristhopher Ransom.

I've opened a topic

[DarkLady Juliet]

The People Next Door - Cristhopher Ransom.

I've opened a topic

I'll take a look.

I'm reading "Sister" by Rosamund Lupton, my sister gave it to me.

Edited: Feli, I can't find it. Have you opened in "practicando idiomas" or somewhere else?

[Felicity]

Yep! Just Some topics Below

[LauraCo]

What about the next autumn reading for the MC?

[DarkLady Juliet]

What about the next autumn reading for the MC?

Are you "bookless"?

I've been disconnected for quite a while and don't know how are things going over here. Particularly, I'm tossed into "Sister"(link), and can't seem to advance, too sad for me, and as soon as I start crying I turn to other books to cheer me up, but I've decided to finish it before getting into others, or I'll never finish it.

I'll propose again "The handmaid's tale", by Margaret Atwood, which is being round my mind for almost a year...