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My own book choices or for the book club. Foreign Babes in Beijing. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance:. 25th Anniversary Edition by Robert M. Pirsig. 31 July 2007: “A good holiday read” – choose a book and come along ready to persuade others that it would be a good read! 1 Comment ». The suggested titles are. The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck. Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See. Sour Sweet by Timothy Mo. The Secrets of Jin-Shei by Alma Alexander. Becoming Madame Mao by Anchee Min. Fill in y...

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Starting to catch up « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. Starting to catch up. I can’t really remember the order in which I read them, but I’ve read at least these (there were more than likely more):. The Two of Us: My life with John Thaw. OK – so now that I’ve listed them I’ll take a wee break til I think about what I’ll write about them …. Meanwhile, I’m currently reading. By Barbara Vine (a pen-name of Ruth Rendell’s), which I sneakily acquired on a recent visit to friend and fellow-reader Cairine. May 26, 2009.

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2008 January 12 « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. Until I Find You – John Irving. I’ve now read quite a few books by John Irving. A Prayer for Owen Meany. Which for me still remains the best of his books. However, I like his style (although the topics are sometimes a bit too off-the-wall for me) and what I find totally brilliant is the way he manages to bring together the loose ends until everything makes sense. I couldn’t help thinking from fairly early on that there’s some kind of remake of. Until I Find You.

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July’s book (31st July) « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. July’s book (31st July). It was decided that for July the theme would be “a good holiday read”, so you can choose whatever you wish to read and then share your views with the group. Add some comments here if you like! June 29, 2007. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Starting to catch up.

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Until I Find You – John Irving « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. Until I Find You – John Irving. I’ve now read quite a few books by John Irving. A Prayer for Owen Meany. Which for me still remains the best of his books. However, I like his style (although the topics are sometimes a bit too off-the-wall for me) and what I find totally brilliant is the way he manages to bring together the loose ends until everything makes sense. I couldn’t help thinking from fairly early on that there’s some kind of remake of. Until I Find You.

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June’s book « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. At May’s book club meeting both books were felt to be a success and felt that they covered mental health conditions in a sensitive manner. June’s choice of books are –. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance:. 25th Anniversary Edition by Robert M. Pirsig. The narration of a summer motorcycle trip undertaken by a father and his son becomes a text which speaks directly to the confusions and agonies of existence, detailing a personal, philosophical odyssey. The b...

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2007 June 29 « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. July’s book (31st July). It was decided that for July the theme would be “a good holiday read”, so you can choose whatever you wish to read and then share your views with the group. Add some comments here if you like! June 29, 2007. The book club used to meet in Edinburgh about once a month, but various changes in members has resulted in a temporary lull in meetings! Starting to catch up. Until I Find You – John Irving. September’s book (25th September).

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2009 May 26 « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. Starting to catch up. I can’t really remember the order in which I read them, but I’ve read at least these (there were more than likely more):. The Two of Us: My life with John Thaw. OK – so now that I’ve listed them I’ll take a wee break til I think about what I’ll write about them …. Meanwhile, I’m currently reading. By Barbara Vine (a pen-name of Ruth Rendell’s), which I sneakily acquired on a recent visit to friend and fellow-reader Cairine. May 26, 2009.

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2007 June 06 « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. At May’s book club meeting both books were felt to be a success and felt that they covered mental health conditions in a sensitive manner. June’s choice of books are –. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance:. 25th Anniversary Edition by Robert M. Pirsig. The narration of a summer motorcycle trip undertaken by a father and his son becomes a text which speaks directly to the confusions and agonies of existence, detailing a personal, philosophical odyssey. Creat...

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September’s book (25th September) « Reading spaces

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My own book choices or for the book club. September’s book (25th September). Just in case you were wondering – no Book Club in August! This is partly because people will be away on holiday at various times, but also because the Book Festival. Will be on, and we could organise an outing to that …. September’s book is. July 13, 2007. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.