What books are your book discussion groups reading this year? Emily Inlow-Hood 2008-11-11T22:07:13Z 2008-11-11T22:07:13Z

This is what my library book group is reading for 2009. Format is Month, Last name of author, and then title. As this group is in the Pacific Northwest, we looked for at least a few books with Northwest themes.<br /><br />January &#045; Ellis: After Life<br /><br />February &#045; Banks: The Darling<br /><br />March &#045; Smith: On Beauty<br /><br />April &#045; Seattle Reads 2009<br /><br />May &#045; Robinson: Housekeeping<br /><br />June &#045; Alexie: Absolutely True Diary of a Part&#045;Time Indian*<br /><br />July &#045; Reichl: Garlic and Sapphires<br /><br />August &#045; Eugenides: Middlesex<br /><br />September &#045; Obama: Dreams from My Father<br /> <br />October &#045; Krakauer: Under the Banner of Heaven<br /> <br />November &#045; Mason: The Piano Tuner<br /><br />December &#045; Butler: A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain

Emily Inlow-Hood 2008-11-11T22:07:13Z Meredith Wagner 2008-09-17T15:42:40Z 2008-09-17T15:42:40Z

The Kokomo&#045;Howard County Public Library has selected the following titles for our Fall 2008 &#045;&#045; Spring 2009 book discussion program:<br /><br /><i>Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life </i>by Barbara Kingsolver. Nonfiction / Memoir / Midwest Interest<br /><i>Atonement</i> by Ian McEwan. Movie Tie&#045;In / Contemporary British Fiction <br /><i>The Bonesetter’s Daughter </i>by Amy Tan. Multicultural / Contemporary Fiction<br /><i>The Book Thief </i>by Markus Zusak. Fantasy / YA Literature.<br /><i>Five Quarters of the Orange </i>by Joanne Harris. Historical / Contemporary Fiction.<br /><i>Gilead</i> by Marilynne Robinson. Contemporary Fiction.<br /><i>Persuasion</i> by Jane Austen. Literary Classic.<br /><i>Three Cups of Tea</i> by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin. Howard County Reads &#035;1 Book<br /><i>When I Crossed No&#045;Bob </i>by Margaret McMullan. Indiana Author / Juvenile Fiction

Meredith Wagner 2008-09-17T15:42:40Z