I would be open to another month. I did read the first chapter but have not been able to participate much yet. I don't know if people are sick of the book yet, or not.

I am not. I cannot add another book right now. But hope that the people who are reading it enjoy it.

I have never read it. Are you considering reading it?

You did not offend me Suzanne. I did not realize that Eriksoln's reference was sexual at first. The light sort of came on after her second comment, though. But I did not want to make assumptions. Since you kind of got the same thing from her statements I felt like maybe I would just try clarifying w...

I do hope you stick with it. I cannot assure you that the darkness will fade, but, Grass does a great job in lightening this darkness with humor.

I will stick with it and see where it goes. I do not give on books very easily.

So all men think about is sex; and I could not possibly have a sex life with a man because I am a feminist. Ok. Well, you are welcome to your opinion. I do not think that the world is necessarily a never ending stereotype.

I can assure you, you are very confused and I have never "known" any men in that light. Just going by what the women at work complain/joke about. Don't be embarrassed. This probably is not worth expanding on but I am not really sure what you mean by your first comment. And I am not embarr...

If a guy had written this book, it would have been:

Eat, Love, Sleep.

Awwww. That's not fair. Men and women are both very diverse. Maybe the guys you have known.

What a wonderfully sweet story about your Mother, Suzanne. I am sorry about your loss. But how wonderful to remember her when you go to the ocean.

I personally adore her because I consider myself a romantic. I think passion is often mistaken for "psychological instability" because it's so rare in today's society. But, to me, there is nothing more exhilarating than two people - consumed in the throws of love - but doomed because of s...