I’m so sad to see our book club ending, but it hasn’t been the same in a while. In the beginning everyone messaged and participated and Loren and I had more time for this, but university is very crazy for both of us and the last books haven’t generated much interest. So I’m very sad to say goodbye to our international book club.
Feel free to chat up with us on our tumblrs and keep reading!
-Silvia
I’m sorry to say that we’ve decided to not continue this book club. There doesn’t seem to be any interest in it anymore, and I’m (Loren) just too busy with my degree to focus on trying to make it work again. It was fun at the beginning and I really enjoyed it. Also, I’m pretty sure it was how I first met Silvia (miraclemargo), so I’m really glad I started this a year ago. Thank you Silvia, for helping me run it for the last few months. If any of you want to chat with us about books feel free to on our book blogs Booksquotesandreviews (Loren) and Grangerandherbooks (Silvia).
Goodbye everyone!
And happy reading!
Purple rain on Sylvia Plath
(via booksquotesandreviews)
I like people too much or not at all. I’ve got to go down deep, to fall into people, to really know them.
Starting March’s book for our book club, Biblionation
Hi everyone! Here’s our first book of the year for March, The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia Plath has been in the spotlight a lot recently due to the controversy surrounding the recent cover redesign of The Bell Jar.
I know I’m looking forward to reading this. Are you?
This March, we’re going to be reading an author whose novel’s most recent cover redesign caused a lot of controversy. Any ideas?
Sylvia Plath! (The Bell Jar’s cover redesign sparked controversy.)
That’s right! We’re going to be reading a bit of Sylvia Plath to start off for the year! We’ll be letting you know the book in the next few days.
This March, we’re going to be reading an author whose novel’s most recent cover redesign caused a lot of controversy. Any ideas?
