Just read throught the threads of the books. I vote for Russell Banks - "Rule of the Bone"
Just read throught the threads of the books. I vote for Russell Banks - "Rule of the Bone"
You select the person you want to be with, and then you let that person have the opportunity to select you. -Shayla
"The mind is its own place, and in it, self can make a Heav'n of Hell, a Hell of Heav'n." -John Milton, Paradise Lost.
I'd really love it if ya'll read Rule of the Bone. It's one of my favorite books ever, but I'll be good and not try and push it too much.
I know someday you'll have a beautiful life, I know you'll be a star in somebody else's eyes... but why... why... why can't it be me?
I'm open to reading anything. Ya'all just pick. I've already read Black and Blue and the Poisonwood Bible, but I'm fine with discussing them etc., and it really has been a while since I read either book (year(s)), so I might have to flip through them again.
"If you're like me, you have a 'been there, done that' attitude when it comes to paleolithic paleontology." - Jon Stewart
"I swear, you are the ho-ho ho." - OTS
2 vote - Russell Banks "Rule of the Bone"
1 vote - Barbara Kingsolver "The Poisonwood Bible"
0 votes - Anna Quindlen "Black and Blue"
0 votes - Jose Saramago "Blindness"
0 votes - Jonathan Coleman "Exit the Rainmaker"
0 votes - John Irving "A Prayer for Owen Meany"
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Here are the votes so far. You can PM me or just post it in the thread to vote. Just tell me if you'd like me to post the summaries again (they are in the first few pages of the thread).Also, if you'd like to add a book just tell me and I'll add it with a summary.
MULDER: It's still there, Scully. 200,000 years down in the ice.
SCULLY: Leave it there.
Are any of these scary?
"People are strange, when you're a stranger" - Jim Morrison
I have no idea if any of these books are scary.Originally Posted by AnnaRHR
Check out the summaries above to find out. i'd rather find out for myself when we pick the book. Makes it more interesting because you have no idea what to expect.
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MULDER: It's still there, Scully. 200,000 years down in the ice.
SCULLY: Leave it there.
2 votes - Russell Banks "Rule of the Bone"
2 votes - Barbara Kingsolver "The Poisonwood Bible"
1 vote - Anna Quindlen "Black and Blue"
0 votes - Jose Saramago "Blindness"
0 votes - Jonathan Coleman "Exit the Rainmaker"
0 votes - John Irving "A Prayer for Owen Meanie"
0 votes - J.T. Leroy "Sarah"
0 votes - David Sedaris "Me Talk Pretty One Day"
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Keep 'em comin', guys (and gals). Someone had asked me to post the other books listed on the summary post I did a few seconds ago...
So, two new books were added. If there are any new books to add, please tell me!!!
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MULDER: It's still there, Scully. 200,000 years down in the ice.
SCULLY: Leave it there.
I just gave the list of books to a friend and she's going to check the library and see if any of them are on audio. I'll cast my vote as soon as I find out which one she's able to get![]()
"Among the blind, the squinter rules." ~ Gerard Didier Erasmus
I am voting for "A Prayer for Owen Meanie". "The World According to Garp" is one of my faves. Maybe some others will vote for it too. But, I am up for whatever we all pick out.
"People are strange, when you're a stranger" - Jim Morrison
I read "The Rule of the Bone"--a very good book.
I would also be interested in Sarah, Blindness, and Black and Blue. Any of those four would be fine by me.![]()