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WSBG reviews The Secret Scripture by Sebastian Barry
World’s Smallest Book Group thinks Sebastian Barry’s writing is beautiful. We were all enraptured by the words and how they went together. We love it when that happens! This is the story o… more →
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the other thing we did yesterday...
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alala wrote 1 week ago: was go to the library! There were a lot of things I didn’t like about living in the boonies. O … more →
I have a winner to announce at Booktalk with J and J!
Tamela Quijas wrote 4 weeks ago: Earlier this week, I had fun being interviewed by Jen at Booktalk with J and J. One lucky commentat … more →
WSBG reviews The Secret Scripture by Sebastian Barry
mariadeathstar wrote 5 months ago: World’s Smallest Book Group thinks Sebastian Barry’s writing is beautiful. We were all e … more →
WSBG reviews The Cave by Jose Saramago
mariadeathstar wrote 6 months ago: Okay, I’ll just say it. World’s Smallest Book Group LOVES Jose Saramago. And we totally … more →
Bookblog.ro - de click-uit
polymathtoday wrote 7 months ago: http://www.bookblog.ro/ este unul dintre cele mai influente bloguri literare româneşti. Făcut de o m … more →
WSBG reviews Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert
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mariadeathstar wrote 8 months ago: This is a good book for a book group to read because it provides so much fodder for discussion. It … more →
WSBG reviews Gob's Grief by Chris Adrian
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mariadeathstar wrote 8 months ago: So as I sat down to write the World’s Smallest Book Group’s most recent read, I suddenly … more →
Bringing WSBG into the 21st century
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mariadeathstar wrote 9 months ago: Let it be said that not all the members of the World’s Smallest Book Group are as excited abou … more →
WSBG reviews Lying Awake by Mark Salzman
mariadeathstar wrote 10 months ago: This month we read Lying Awake by Mark Salzman, a rather short book about a nun (Sister John) living … more →
WSBG reviews In the Shadow of the Silk Road by Colin Thubron
mariadeathstar wrote 11 months ago: To be honest, World’s Smallest Book Group didn’t actually discuss the book we read all t … more →
Ca niciodată
Magda wrote 11 months ago: week-end-ul ăsta sunt o grămadă de evenimente interesante în Suceava. să nu le fac faţă, nu alta ada … more →
WSBG reviews The Reluctant Fundamentalist and In the Eye of the Sun
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mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: Where did our reading take us this month? New York, New Jersey, London, north of England, Cairo, Lah … more →
How I'm feeling about my Kindle
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mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: As I’ve been reading my first two full length books on the Kindle, I’ve been thinking a … more →
What's missing in Neuropsychology
The Latent Freudian wrote 1 year ago: This evening I sat down with Freud’s Outline of Psychoanalysis. I confess that I’m readi … more →
WSBG reviews The Inheritance of Loss and Climbing the Mango Trees
mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: This month we went to India. Had two quite different experiences there. The people who climbed mango … more →
WSBG reviews Crossing the River by Caryl Phillips
mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: We were really excited by the mainstream press review of this book on Amazon: Here is a brilliantly … more →
WSBG reviews The Devil's Candy and The Upside of Down
mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: I’m getting seriously behind on my World’s Smallest Book Group book reviews, am I not? T … more →
WSBG reviews The Assault by Harry Mulisch
mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: In a nutshell, this “novel that probes moral devastation in the wake of the slaughter of an in … more →
WSBG reviews The Radical Center by Ted Halstead & Michael Lind AND The Undercover Economist by Tim Harford
mariadeathstar wrote 1 year ago: This was one of WSBG’s read-two-books-at-once months. We gave ourselves a lot of pages and gro … more →
