What’s hot on the shelves? Whether it’s crimes of passion, chick lit, bios or bards, our bookworms share the latest literary news and views. We want to hear about the books you love and hate, too, so add your comments. Welcome to your book club!
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"A room without books is a body without soul." Cicero CV1-XL11
Welcome to your book club.
A book club that has no geographical boundaries and is not limited by time or genre.
A book club that is driven by members with imagination, creativity and the passion, the love and the need to read.
A book club that offers opportunities to not only step, but run outside your comfort zone, sharing ideas and thoughts with like-minded people from across the globe.
A book club where you can find out about extraordinary books and offer others the same opportunity.
This is a book club where you will always be heard.
Whatever genre you read, be it fiction, non-fiction, biography, travel, crime or cooking, we hope you take this opportunity to open your mind to all the other possibilities the wonderful art of reading offers.
Please feel free to suggest books for discussion: Is there is a fantastic read the rest of us need to know about? Please let us know!
And remember that all comments are always welcome, so get involved.
Our first book to discuss is up already, so click here to join in on the conversation.
It's your book club - our book club - so let's get reading and chatting today!
Deb Perry
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S.
I should have said - congratulations on the Book Club, I think it's a fabulous idea and just what I've been looking for to expand the types of books I read.
Kaia
I'm currently reading Geert Mak's In Europe: Travels Through The Twentieth Century, which is a fascinating mixture of history, reportage and travelogue as the author spend a whole year (1999) criss-crossing the continent.
At the same time I'm enjoying a science fiction satire Band of Gypsies by Gwyneth Jones in which a future England without peak oil has been taken over by a Rock and Roll Reich, which sounds rather like what would happen if Woodford Folk Festival ruled Australia from the moshpit! I'm an avid reader, so I will try and post a regular selection of current reads and constant favourite books.
If you're enjoying Harlan Coben then have a look at Henning Mankell.
Great crime reading but be prepared to be shocked and rocked!
SBS feature his stories as well and he looks exactly as I would have imagined him.
Let me know what you think!
You do have diverse reading habits. I look forward to hearing about more of your books!
I've tried to find your Geert Mak's in Europe:Travels through The Twentieth Century, and I can't find it on a book search anywhere?
But I did find Band of Gypsies! How great does that book look?
Part of an award winning Bold as Love Saga. In the Fantasy genre. We need to hear more about fantasy. Like everything, Book genre's go in and out of fashion. Used to be gardening, then bio's, then cooking - every chef that could boil and egg wrote a book, now non-fiction has its moment of glory. Wait a while and Fantasy will be back with us flying up the best seller list.
So Danksta, lets know about more of your books!
Two or more books always for myself. And then another 3 or more foody books.
I have been wondering if you would be able to find out a burning question that I have had for some time in regard to the next exciting episode of the Cornelia Funke series of Inkspell/ Inkheart - any clues as to when this is due for release?? Cheers. Barb