3.71 STARS
Narrated by Death, this touching story of humans and all they are capable of was loved by most members. Through conversation, even our most hesitant readers were able to see the beauty of Zusak's story and usage of words.
Liesel Meminger is a stealer of books. Set in Nazi Germany, Liesel sees the value of words as she and her foster family hide a Jew in their basement. This award winning book is not an easy or fast read, but one we all enjoyed talking about.
Markus Zusak--Book Thief
Book Club
women.wine.food.books.conversation.friendship.laughter.
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Monday, May 24, 2010
The Book Thief--Markus Zusak
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Monday, April 19, 2010
FLIGHT--Sherman Alexie
2.7 Stars
Our first real meeting was off with a start! It was great to see everyone--and have an intelligent conversation about our book choice. Nothing can compete with an intelligent group of women talking about books and life.
Sherman Alexie's Flight brought out some thoughtful conversations on current issues of youth, foster care, Native American History, and violence.
Although the book was not loved by all, everyone agreed that they thought it was interesting, and thought provoking.
Our first real meeting was off with a start! It was great to see everyone--and have an intelligent conversation about our book choice. Nothing can compete with an intelligent group of women talking about books and life.
Sherman Alexie's Flight brought out some thoughtful conversations on current issues of youth, foster care, Native American History, and violence.
Although the book was not loved by all, everyone agreed that they thought it was interesting, and thought provoking.

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