I brought two books along with me for the weekend, but no luck getting into them. I am still working on Farworld and I thought I'd want to start I Am Legend.
Looks like I'll be setting both of those books aside though, because I just got an email from my library that World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie Wars was in for me. My IRL bookclub picked that for next month, for which I am eternally grateful, because I've been looking for an excuse to read it anyhow.
I'm suggesting the books for next month, and I'm trying to decide what book to suggest. I want to introduce people to a type of book they might not read otherwise, so I seriously considered suggesting a graphic novel. However I think the group would rebel, as World War Z was pretty edgy for everyone. So maybe I'll suggest some fantasy. I have been on a Neil Gaiman kick lately, but I don't know if everyone gets his style. Plus, I've read like eight books by him in the last few months. I guess the other category that I could introduce everyone to is YA. What good YA books would appeal to adults who don't necessary think that they would like YA? Hmmm... must contemplate.
7 comments:
That's a cool (and cute) pic!
I'm reading Interworld by Neil Gaiman now. Taking a short break from Indy. LOL.
BTW, you're tagged!
Awwwwww, the cuteness is almost too much for me!
alice-perfect! I needed something to blog about today.
andi- :-)
Hi! I nominated you for a blog award. See the details at Letters On Pages!!!!!!
I'm pretty sure you've read it, but I definitely think The Book Thief falls into the category of "this is really YA?"
Rusty is the cutest thing ever! My husband really wants a Cav King Charles.
adam-aw shucks :-)
trish-actually I haven't read that one, what a great suggestion as I've been wanting to read it!
Aww, it's hard work being cute! :)
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