Saturday, 7 March 2009
White Tiger in April
For our next meeting at Julia’s on Wednesday April 22, the book will be The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga
Friday, 20 February 2009
January Kate Atkinson, Elizabeth Jolley in March
I'm a bit slow updating the Book blog. But we did read When Will There be Good News by Kate Atkinson in January and it was well rated by the group.
next month we are meeting on March 5 to discuss Brian Dibble's biography: Doing Life: a biography of Elizabeth Jolley.
We will also vote on the 2008 books which were:
The Broken Shore, Peter Temple
What is the What, Dave Eggers
Orpheus Lost, Janette Turner Hospital
Return of the Native, Thomas Hardy
Water for Elephants, Sara Gruen
Beloved, Toni Morrison
My Invented Country, Isabel Allende
When Will There be Good News, Kate Atkinson
next month we are meeting on March 5 to discuss Brian Dibble's biography: Doing Life: a biography of Elizabeth Jolley.
We will also vote on the 2008 books which were:
The Broken Shore, Peter Temple
What is the What, Dave Eggers
Orpheus Lost, Janette Turner Hospital
Return of the Native, Thomas Hardy
Water for Elephants, Sara Gruen
Beloved, Toni Morrison
My Invented Country, Isabel Allende
When Will There be Good News, Kate Atkinson
Friday, 3 October 2008
My Invented Country in October
My Invented Country: a Nostalgic Journey through Chile by Isabel Allende is our next book. The date set for the meeting is 30th October at Marjorie's.
Sunday, 27 July 2008
Toni Morrison's Beloved is our next book
Beverly has chosen Toni Morrison's Beloved, as the Book Club's next book. We meet on September 18th. There is a lot on the Web, but you could start at the official Toni Morrison Society website.
Saturday, 28 June 2008
Water for Elephants in July
Our next book, chosen by Maree for the July 24th meeting, is Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen.
The Allen & Unwin website has some reading group guides.
The Allen & Unwin website has some reading group guides.
Saturday, 19 April 2008
Miles Franklin Literary Award 2008 Shortlist
The Miles Franklin Literary Award 2008 shortlist was announced this week. The five novels are
Landscape of Farewell, Alex Miller, Allen & Unwin
Love Without Hope, Rodney Hall, Picador Australia
Sorry, Gail Jones, Vintage Australia
The Fern Tattoo, David Brooks, UQ Press
The Time We Have Taken, Steven Carroll, Fourth Estate
Landscape of Farewell, Alex Miller, Allen & Unwin
Love Without Hope, Rodney Hall, Picador Australia
Sorry, Gail Jones, Vintage Australia
The Fern Tattoo, David Brooks, UQ Press
The Time We Have Taken, Steven Carroll, Fourth Estate
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
Return of the Native in June
Marguerite has chosen a classic for our next book group meeting on June 5th. The book is Thomas Hardy's Return of the Native.
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