I'm starting to really enjoy Midnight's Children, despite the slow beginning. But I also realize that some anecdotes, historical references, and bits of humor may pass me by, given my lack of knowledge regarding Indian history and culture. Midnight's Children, The 3 Pillars of Zen by Roshi Phillip Kapleau, current issues of Utne Reader, Runners World, Readers Digest. Fellow Book Group Members, In a few days, we will begin nominating our next six selections. Since joining last June, I have become very aware that books that people tend to really like or really dislike do not necessarily make the best selections for discussion.
Some books just seem to provoke more discussion than others.
I always nominate books from my TBR book case but starting with the last nominations, I tried to nominate something that I thought would make for good discussion. During the next two weeks, I will learn whether I succeeded. This is a multi-part message in MIME format. This reference has piqued my curiosity. I would be interested in what causes him to be classified as brave.