Suggestions:November 2008 Book of the Month

[Robert]

It really doesn't matter to me, Libra. At least this time. It occurs to me that I'll probably be gone the first week of November so I'll probably back out.

 

[Libra]

It really doesn't matter to me, Libra. At least this time. It occurs to me that I'll probably be gone the first week of November so I'll probably back out.

You will still be able to participate Robert, a week is nothing. I just posted my faves up to now,that's all.

 

[-Carlos-]

I have narrowed my choices down to these.

Simone de Beauvoir-The Second Sex

George Eliot-The Mill on the Floss

Rebecca West-The Fountain Overflows

Francoise Sagan -Bonjour Tristesse

Virginia Woolf-The Waves

Sandra Cisneros-The House on Mango Street

Margaret Atwood-The Handmaid's Tale

Sandra Gilbert-The Madwoman in the Attic

If I had to choose just one from this list, it'll be Atwood.

 

[Libra]

I would like to read one of these.

Funhome: A Family Tragicomic - Allison Bechdel
An American Childhood - Annie Dillard
Modern American Memoirs - "
The Living - "

When?

 

[pontalba]

If I had to choose just one from this list, it'll be Atwood.

That sounds interesting. Maybe so.

 

[Libra]

If I had to choose just one from this list, it'll be Atwood.

I could not pick one yet, I probably have to buy all of them.:whistling:

 

[joderu95]

When?

November silly.

 

[Robert]

You will still be able to participate Robert, a week is nothing. I just posted my faves up to now,that's all.

It's possible. It's just that I hate to jump into a discussion a week after it starts.

 

[Libra]

November silly.

You remind me of the song should I stay or should I go...

Funhome: A Family Tragicomic - Allison Bechdel sounds interesting.

It's possible. It's just that I hate to jump into a discussion a week after it starts.

You can jump in anytime Robert.

 

[Robert]

We'll see.

 

[Libra]

Up to you.

 

[Robert]

Up to you.

Thanks. I was beginning to wonder.

 

[Libra]

Thanks. I was beginning to wonder.

Wondering what?

 

[Robert]

Wondering what?

Whether or not joining in late is up to me.

 

[gonewiththewind]

Well, so far... I am leaning toward:

Wild Nights - Joyce Carol Oates
Uncle Tom's Cabin - Harriett Beecher Stowe
Madwoman in the Attic by Gilbert and Gubar

In that order. :flowers:

 

[Libra]

Whether or not joining in late is up to me.

hhmm, and here I was trying to say that you would be welcomed at anytime, must be the tone of my voice.

 

[irishclover011]

I think I am going to break down and finally read Uncle Tom's Cabin whether or not it is picked because somehow I have missed out on this book.

 

[Robert]

hhmm, and here I was trying to say that you would be welcomed at anytime, must be the tone of my voice.

There is nothing wrong with your tone, Libra.

 

[Libra]

I think I am going to break down and finally read Uncle Tom's Cabin whether or not it is picked because somehow I have missed out on this book.

I still haven't read it either. I bought it about a month ago, I keep picking up other books.

 

[irishclover011]

I know, but I feel as though my education has been shorted somehow.