Goodreads All Sorts discussion

Post here when the pair of ou have decided what to read for March. Don't forget to let us know what you thought of it afterwards! Please let me know if you don't hear from your assigned member.

Thanks,
Jack

Here are our twins for March:


Peach and Holly

Kerry and Teenreader

Denisa and Hailey

Erin and Jack


Happy Reading!

Jack

Erin and I are reading The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared for TBR Twins. We are looking forward to it.

I'll be interested to see what you think of this. It's on my wish list.

Holly and I will be jumping into A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

I hope you two enjoy it Peach and yes I really hope I like The Hundred...... I really can't wait to get started on it.

I have heard from Haily but we haven't decided on a book yet, we will post as soon as we know

Teenreader and I are going to read Inkheart by Cornelia Funke.

Haily and I want to read 2:34 am by Ford. She is seeing if she can get a copy at the library or something we may need to change books though.

I have 1 pair

okay Hailey and I are reading
Looking For Alaska by John Green

Nice choice Denisa. John Green is a great author.

Hailey chose...so i am counting on her recommendation

never heard of John Green only Jane and I have ordered her latest

I think he has wrote two or three books. Most readers either love him or do not at all...I am undecided..

No, he's written 6 or 7 and is a very popular author. I'm also undecided Ðenisa.

oh okay I didn't know he had wrote that many. I looked him up when Hailey chose but it didn't mention how many books actually. I just know the reviews were one way or the other..
So Jack do we discuss the books with our buddy at a certain link or?

Well, you discuss it with each other and then tell us what you thought in this thread.

okay i got it...

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I guess i judge authors on whether they are welll enough know to be inthe library, where allmy books come from

Catching up here on A tale Of Two Cities. It's been years (decades?) since I read it and am once again enjoying it. I know Holly's quite a ways ahead of me in reading, but I'm getting there :) I am reminded again how well Dickens can weave a little creepiness into the most ordinary-seeming things and really charge up an atmosphere. Those of you who've read Great Expectations will recall this very well when Pip first sees the interior of Miss Havisham's house.

By the way, Zara and I are reading Just Like Jesus by Max Lucado.

Melody wrote: "By the way, Zara and I are reading Just Like Jesus by Max Lucado."

I decided to buy myself a copy of this book as my library still hasn't received the one I reserved over a week ago (it's coming from a library a long way away).

I hope you two enjoy it.

<---- waving at everyone...

My Review for Looking For Alaska by John Green:

Alaska, Miles and Chip are characters who turned into people I shall not forget about. The realism of life struck me as such a natural happening and offered more understanding then I thought possible. As a mother of several, it opened doors to thoughts, emotions, understanding and acceptance. YA this age are just that young adults... Not quite grown and not quite teens. I personally think all parents and YA should read this.. There is smoking, drinking and sex involved but it is brought out in such a natural way; it is truthful.