Lots of Questions

[apoorva]

1. What’s your favorite book that you would like to re-read as it was your first time?
2. When reading books, what type of notes do you take? Quotes?
3. Which book taught you a lot about the world, that changed your thinking?
4. Who is your favorite author?
5. How are you doing during this time? Are you safe?

[cyireadbooks]

Here are my responses:

1. Working by Studs Terkel
2. Notes include emotions, characters, some quotes, prompts about the storyline.
3. Hmm. Tough one. But I think it was Roots
4. Favorite author – quite a few. But I would say that James Patterson and Preston&Child are my top two being that I’m still reading their series.
5. Safe and sound. Lucky I’m an introvert and can just be content reading.

[elizabeth_silver_s_r]

@apoorva

• What’s your favorite book that you would like to re-read as it was your first time?
• When reading books, what type of notes do you take? Quotes?
• Which book taught you a lot about the world, that changed your thinking?
• Who is your favorite author?
• How are you doing during this time? Are you safe?

1. I actually never re-read, but would probably re-read books by Bette Lee Crosby because they are so uplifting and heartwarming.
2. I don’t take notes, but I do write my review as I read so it it pretty much done when I’ve finished with the book.
3. Hmmmm…Not sure I can name a book for that question.
4. Oh my…I have a ton - I’ll go with historical fiction authors.
5. Yes…thankfully everyone here is well.

Great questions…thanks.

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[techeditor]

1. AN ELEGANT DEFENSE by Matt Richtel, which I read almost exactly a year ago, because its discussion of the immune system is so important to today’s pandemic.