Thanks so much for your emails and letters about what your group is discussing. We've had great fun reading them, and we hope you will, too. Please continue to tell us what your group is doing!

Congratulations to Kathleen and her ROSC Readers in Germany for winning the random drawing of the Discussible Book Choices Contest

 “The ROSC Readers Discussible Book Choice for this month is: Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress by Dai Sijie."

--Kathleen, ROSC Readers, Germany

More Discussible Book Choices

"For 50 years the American Club of Seville (yes, in Spain) has been meeting and discussing books. Usually we have from 16 - 22 members in attendance each month where several countries are represented.  We read books in English and discuss in English, even though that is not the native language of some of our group.  In October, we are looking forward to discussing Mockingbird's Daughter by Louis Alberto Urrea and are looking forward to this highly recommended book!"
--Gregory, American Club of Seville, Seville, Spain

"This month our group will be discussing The Plot Against America by Philip Roth.  We've been together 7 years this month and somehow have never discussed a Philip Roth book.  As soon as we realized this, we chose The Plot.  We try and sample as many different authors as we can, and we were surprised that he has gotten by us for so long."
--Kathy, The Seekonk Book Discussion Group, Seekonk, MA

"The Seneca East Public Library Book Discussion Group just read All We Know of Love by Kate Schneiderand will read Mean Girls Grown Up by Cheryl Dellasegathis coming month.  We always watch movies in December from books we have read.  This December we'll watch Shopgirl from the book Steve Martin wrote and Someone Like You, based on the book Animal Husbandry by Laura Zigman (couldn't resist seeing Hugh Jackman in his boxers)."
--Vicki, Seneca East Public Library Reading Group, Attica, OH

"Our book group always has lively discussions, but books by Gail Tsukiyama have drawn great interest and prompted thoughts and questions - especially, Women of the Silk and the sequel, Language of Threads."
--Melody, The Book Bags, Cuyahoga Falls, OH

"We, The 38th Street Diva Readers, are reading Midwives for October, and the author will be chatting with us via speaker phone.   November is Sweet Home Carolina, and the local author, T.Lynn Ocean, will be coming to talk with us. In December, we will be reading Name Sake.  In the near futiure, we will be reading the Great Gatsby, and Joy Luck Club. The one I can't wait for is The Thirteenth Tale, and we are going to have a tea while we discuss the book -- tea, scones, marmalade, anything English.  I am highly anticipating this one.   ‘Hope this book is good as the hype its getting ..."
--Susan, The 38th Street Diva Readers, Myrtle Beach, SC

"Our reading selection for the month of October is Pigs in Heaven by Barbara Kingsolver. I am a member of The Mountain Laurel Readers which meets  at the Sullivan County Library."
--Frankie, The Mountain Laurel Readers, Blountville, TN

"Our book groups read A Walk in the Woods last month, and will read The Time Traveler's Wife this month."
--Laurel, Fullerton, CA

"Our next three selections are: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro, She Comes Undone by Wally Lamb and Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See."
--Karen, Mirasol Book Group, Palm Beach Gardens, FL

"The StARs book group is reading Ladder of Years by Anne Tyler this month."
--Jo, StARs Book Group, Brooklyn, NY

"This month The West Babylon Literary Club is looking forward to reading The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri."
--Millie, The West Babylon Literary Club, West Babylon, NY