So, I FINALLY finish the book for the book club, and no questions about it?  No intellectual discussions?  *sigh*

I find that I can always figure out who did it in poorly written books (unless you're meant to find out and not believe it).

I didn't know who did it.  Did anyone figure it out?

I did it!  I remembered!  I got King of Lies out of the library and started reading it!  Who-hoo!

And there was much rejoicing.

Witchfinder Sergeant Shadwell is a gruff man and is particularly harsh with Madame Tracy. Yet, the experience at the Tadfield Air Base seems to have changed him and he softens to her. Why do you suppose this happens?

Do you think that Aziraphale and Crowley are distinctly either good or evil? How would you characterized their relationship? And, most importantly, who would portray them in the film version of Good Omens? ;)

 So...Good Omens. Good pick for humorous book? What are your impressions of this book?

 Our votes have decided that King of Lies by John Hart will be the next book we discuss...starting on May 1. I urge you to give it a try even if legal thrillers might not be your "thing." You may end up liking it. You may not. Just give it a go, 'k?

Next month's book will be from the Modern Library's list of the 100 Best Novels. Were they right? Let ( Read more... )

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What books do you keep intending to read but put off? Why are you putting them off?

Did any of us manage to finish the book?

What are your initial impressions of the book? Have you read any other books by Chabon? If so, how do they compare?