My sister introduced me to this book and I am in love. It is basically Harry Potter meets chic lit.
The basic premise is that Katie grew up in Texas and moves to New York with some friends. She had heard New York had odd people, but she didn't realize how odd. She sees people with wings, things that seem to move for unexplainable reasons and other odd things. She decided she must not have been in New York long enough for this to seem normal. Then she is recruited by a company specializing in magic where she learns the reason she sees these strange things is because there is magic in the world but she doesn't have any and is, consequently, immune to it.
It is entertaining and enjoyable. There is a some language, but it is pretty mild. I currently have my sister putting the rest of the books in the series on hold in the Salt Lake Library system for me to pick up this weekend at her baby's blessing. I can't wait to see what happens next.
Welcome!
Welcome to the North Millville Book Club site (or at least that's what I'm calling it for purposes of a blog name & address). Here you will find our current schedule, past books read, the current book suggestions list, and books that have been removed from the list for lack of votes, but are good books to consider.
If you have any books that wouldn't be right for book club, (LDS publisher, only in hardback, wouldn't make for a good discussion, or any other reason you don't think they would right for book club) you can list them here. Look at the list of tags to know how to tag certain items to help us find what we are looking for.
Whenever you post, please sign your name at the end so we know who is writing, sometimes the "names" we use on the internet are not as clear to everyone who we are. Thanks!
If you have any books that wouldn't be right for book club, (LDS publisher, only in hardback, wouldn't make for a good discussion, or any other reason you don't think they would right for book club) you can list them here. Look at the list of tags to know how to tag certain items to help us find what we are looking for.
Whenever you post, please sign your name at the end so we know who is writing, sometimes the "names" we use on the internet are not as clear to everyone who we are. Thanks!
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
BookGlutton.com
Lynette sent this link for a new website called BookGlutton. Basically, you can read books online for free. Right now it is mostly classics and original books, but they hope to have more recent books soon. You can also discuss books or parts of books with others. Take a look!
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