I would like to discuss "Wavering" by Virginia Frazier. One of the topics in the book hits on cyber-bullying/stalking, and that's something a lot of our teens are having to deal with in today's society.

Link: www.virginiafrazier.webs.com

stahrwe wrote:How about something more seasonally oriented?

By seasonally oriented, do you mean you would like to read a horror novel since it's almost time for Halloween?

vetwriter wrote:

stahrwe wrote:How about something more seasonally oriented?

By seasonally oriented, do you mean you would like to read a horror novel since it's almost time for Halloween?

Well, technically since it's for November and December, I think they're talking about winter holidays like Hannukah(sp?), Christmas, Winter Solstice, all that good stuff. Although I'm up for a horror novel.

Oh, I see. I wasn't paying attention to the Nov/Dec headline. Okay, so wrong month, but right idea.

We are off to a good start.

It would be great to have a few more suggestions.

wilde wrote:This time I'll nominate The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Amazon link!

"The Road" is an excellent book, actually I love most everything by Cormac McCarthy. This novel has been mentioned many times on BT since publication as a potential book for discussion. It's a great choice. This is one I would re read, and I would enjoy hearing the thoughts of members regarding it. When I first read it, I was alone.
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Suzanne wrote:

wilde wrote:This time I'll nominate The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Amazon link!

"The Road" is an excellent book, actually I love most everything by Cormac McCarthy. This novel has been mentioned many times on BT since publication as a potential book for discussion. It's a great choice. This is one I would re read, and I would enjoy hearing the thoughts of members regarding it. When I first read it, I was alone.
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I read this book about 2 months ago, so I won't re-read it, but I'll certainly join in on the discussion, if the book is chosen.

Robertson Davies is one of my favorite authors. Several of his novels have been included in trilogies, but easily stand alone. I'm recommending The Cunning Man.



http://www.amazon.com/Cunning-Man-Rober ... 834&sr=1-1

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Thanks, Mitch.