The Fireworks over Toccoa reviews have been posted (and are still being posted). Please check them out if you are curious if this is a book that you or your bookclub would enjoy. But now, I want to invite any of you who have already read the book to join in our Bookclub chat, for…
Category Archives: Bookclub
Fireworks over Toccoa Reviews
Thanks to all the bloggers and bookclubs who responded to our call out for reviews of Jeffrey Stepakoff’s Fireworks over Toccoa. This is the post for you to link up your reviews. It’s my thought that this review would not include spoilers, because who likes that?? Obviously you can discuss the major plot line (anything…
Bloggers — We want to give you a free book!
Whether you regularly review books or not, we want to find bloggers with active online communities who want to read and review Fireworks over Toccoa. Click on the title to read my full review that posted
We want to sponsor your next book club!
Are you in a book club? Book clubs can be fun, social, educational, and thought-provoking. But they can also be hard to coordinate — finding a book that everyone will enjoy and have time to read. And they can be expensive as everyone has to buy a copy of the book. Or they can be…
Rooftops of Tehran Bookclub
I’ve reprinted my original review here, and will link up my answers to some of the discussion questions on my blog. Please join in by linking up your thoughts below, or within the comment section if you don’t have a blog. Originally posted here on May 29, 2009: This was a lovely lovely book. Seventeen-year…
Rooftops of Tehran Discussion Questions
If you haven’t picked up Rooftops of Tehran by Mahbod Seraji yet, you still have time! Read it and then link up your own thoughts to our bookclub post on Tuesday October 6. Want to know more about it? Read my review, and the author’s guest post On Reading. If you have read it (or…
Bookclub: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
After my second reading of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, I stand by my initial review. This book is simply enchanting. But that doesn’t make for good bookclub discussion, so I’ll answer the first two discussion questions I asked you to consider as you read. Is this your first book of letters…
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society Discussion Questions
I first read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society in January. As you might guess from my review, it earned a place on my list of favorite books of all time. That’s why I’m so very excited that it’s our Bookclub choice for September (plus, now I feel justified in reading it again…
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