UK Book Club discussion

Beginning January 2014 I have read:

A - Jennifer Armentrout, Obsidian
B - Chris Beckett, Dark Eden
C - Christian Cantrell, Containment
D - Jacqueline Druga, The Silent Victor
E - Gavin Extence, The Universe Versus Alex Woods
F - Helen Fielding, Mad About The Boy
G - Mira Grant, Feed
h - Joe Hill, Heart Shaped Box
i - Eowyn Ivey, The Snow Child
j - Alex Scarrow, The Summer Prince
k - Stephen King, 11/22/63
l - Manel Loureiro, Apocalypse Z
m
n - Patrick Ness, The Knife of Never Letting Go
o - Lauren Oliver, Delerium
p - JF Perkins, Renewal
q - Matthew Quick, The Silver Linings Playbook
r - Carrie Ryan, The Forest of Hands and Teeth
s - Alex Scarrow, Last Light
T - Cristin Terrill All Our Yesterdays
U -
V
W - Kate Wilhelm, Where Late The Sweet Birds Sing
X
Y - Rick Yancey - The 5th Wave
Z

Hi I have downloaded rick Yancey the Fifth Wave, is it a good read?
Congratulations on your good start to your challenge.
Claire wrote: "Beginning January 2014 I have read:

A
B - Chris Beckett, Dark Eden
C - Christian Cantrell, Containment
D - Jacqueline Druga, The Silent Victor
E -..."

Hi James - and thank you. I enjoyed The 5th Wave. The narrator is clearly a fairly naive teenager thrown into proceedings beyond her control, and I did find myself frustrated with her at times, but I'm taking that as a sign it was well written and believable! The plot / action / sci-fi side to it is fun, maybe a teensy bit derivative if you're familiar with that sort of thing, but fun anyway, I thought! Hope you like it :)


James wrote: "Hi I have downloaded rick Yancey the Fifth Wave, is it a good read?
Congratulations on your good start to your challenge.
Claire wrote: "Beginning January 2014 I have read:

A
B - [author:Chris Bec..."

Claire wrote: "Hi James - and thank you. I enjoyed The 5th Wave. The narrator is clearly a fairly naive teenager thrown into proceedings beyond her control, and I did find myself frustrated with her at times, but..."

Have edited to add more authors, now only have M, U, V, X, and Z left to do. Ideas include Gregory Maguire, Gao Xingjian, Carlos Ruiz Zafon, Catherine Valente, and Steve Umstead. Maybe! :D

Sounds like you are well sorted to finish quite soon.