Kassi’s Comments (group member since Dec 30, 2015)

Kassi’s comments from the Book clock group.

I didn't read the first one we talked about.

I read The Woman in Cabin 10, and really enjoyed it. Great suspense thriller.

I read Four: A Divergent Story Collection mostly just because of the title. I read the Divergent series and enjoyed it, but this addition isn't really much of an addition. It is just a new perspective.

I read Tell Me Three Things. It was fine. Nothing to get too excited about. My teen girls that are casual readers will enjoy it. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't recommend it.

I read Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two which technically has the word two in it. I am not much of a fan, but won't elaborate further, because I could defend a thesis on my opinion of this work, and no one has time for that.

Do u have this is a shareable file?

Did you read November 9? I could probably go check alphabet challenge boards but I am trying to sort out what I will read for this challenge so I can get really committed!

I've heard he's a good author, but I haven't picked up anything of his yet.

I'm sure you feel the same way about it as I feel about history! Lol. I usually don't like romance only plots. I think this is classified as "contemporary new adult" really. Things that actually fall into "romance" in book stores and such are typically the Fabio cover sort of books, and I agree, yuck!!

I read Just One Day by Gayle Forman. It's a whole series and my favorite of her writings so far. This is the third book I have read of hers. It's a light, beachy read-romance. But it was fun and whimsical and had lot Shakespeare references!

I haven't read this, but think the perspective would be interesting. Counting by 7s

That actually sounds really interesting. I love the national treasure and Dan Brown sort of things.

Kathleen wrote: "Really enjoyed Ready Player One!"

I LOVE that book! So glad you liked it!

I find that as well. It also makes it easier for me to choose something as I have a long been wanting to read list and this narrows it to a few of those I would have probably passed over otherwise.

If you liked 1st to die, you could continue that series. I haven't seen a whole lot of others to recommend unless you want to dive into Lord of the Rings and read The Two Towers.

Looking forward to what you think of it.

Slaughterhouse Five is a very strange book. Now you can say you've read it. I haven't met anyone who disliked 5 people. It's so fast and easy to read but thought provoking.

I also highly recommend Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. It is one of my all time favorite books, but you need to be a bit geeky to get into it probably. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9...

If you google things like "books with numbers in the title" you will find goodreads lists where people have compiled the "best" books in whatever subject, such as numbered titles. Here is the one that looked the longest:

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/2...