A Visit From the Good Squad by Jennifer Egan

Thanks to Ellyn for hosting a lovely book club. We decided not to meet in December, as people will busy preparing for the holidays. We will discuss "A Visit From the Goon Squad" sometime and somewhere in January, specifics to be determined when it gets closer.

Room by Emma Donoghue

It was nice seeing some of you at Coffee Garden today. We did not discuss the book, however, so we're going to try again on Saturday, November 5th. We are thinking about having the meeting in Citrus Heights, possibly at Ellyn's. More details to follow, hope to see everyone in a few weeks :)

Christine

Abe Lincoln, Vamp Hunter

So, the next book is Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter, just a little bit late.
How about September 24th for the meeting? I'm reading the book right now and really enjoying it. Yes, it sounds goofy, but is quite entertaining and well-researched.

Finally

So, how about next Saturday for our belated meeting? August 6th, Coffee Garden , 4:00. Hunger Games is the book!

Ok, let's do June 18th. Hope everybody can make it!

June

No May meeting, because 3 of us will be in Denver, but we have picked the books for the next two meetings.

June - Zeitoun by Dave Eggers
July - Kindred by Octavia Butler

Hopefully,both of these will give us lots to talk about. I've already read Kindred and it should spark some serious discussion!

Don't hate me, but we should postpone until next Saturday. Today the weather is supposed to be pretty bad and I think a few people couldn't come anyway.

So, same time, just next Saturday at Rubicon.

Final

Let's just try Rubicon Brewpub this time, since I heard crickets chirping at my last idea.

Saturday, March 26th 4:00 - Rubicon Brewing - 2004 Capital Ave.

True Grit by Charles Portis.

March

How about we meet on March 26th?
I actually read True Grit this week.
It is a quick read, so no excuses!

See everyone at Pete's the 19th.

February

We didn't pick a day for February (I'll throw the 19th out there) but remember we are reading "Brideshead Revisited" by Evelyn Waugh. For March we decided to read "True Grit" by Charles Portis.