Summer Reading Time!

Okay, it's been a L O N G time since I've posted a poll... lets see if I can figure it out!

Our choices are:

1. The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen
2. "On Speed: The Many Lives of Amphetamine" by Nicolas Rasmussen
3. Gone Tomorrow by Lee Child

(mainly in case I can't figure out the poll right...)

Now, for the poll... (fingers crossed this works)

July Reading?
	The Corrections
	On Speed
	Gone Tomorrow
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HOPE

We've had a run of real stinkers. (Those who disagree can write glowing reviews for the blog). Keep hope alive! Vote for one of the following by Monday, 5pm. Then I'll see you in 6 weeks.

The Girls from Ames

The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin

The Elegance of the Hedgehog

The Ghost Map

Can we pick a good book?
	Girls from Ames
	Lathe of Heaven
	Elegance of Hedgehog
	Ghost Map
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Arrowsmith

It's been four months and nobody's found anything positive to say about Arrowsmith. Not even Einat. I didn't even manage to make it as far as the exploding research lab. I think that pretty much says it all.

So many choices!

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Please vote for our next read by Monday, 5pm. Let's meet again in 6 weeks, Wednesday April 29. Maybe we'll get to meet our newest member, Malcolm???????

My Booky Wook: A memoir of sex, drugs and stand-up
by Russell Brand

Dress your family in corduroy and denim by David Sedaris

On Beauty by Zadie Smith

Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis

If you were to actually read a book for bookclub, it would be:
	Booky Wook
	Corduroy and Plaid
	Beauty
	Arrowsmith
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Corduroy Manions

Someone with something interesting to say will insert fabulous review here.

Or else I'll do it.

Wait, Wait in Berkeley

Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me in Berkeley and only 2 of us can make it? Click on the link above to catch the show on-line.

Those Fundamentalist Mormons....

Last week's This American Life included an interesting story about those FLDS Mormons we read about in Under the Banner of Heaven. Check it out.

See you next week at Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.