Bimbo Bookworm Club!

What type of books would you be reading... ... ... Like what age range?

This is a great idea, and Has been around the threads a few times... I don't know if you have searched it yet, but I do know a few months ago they did this... not sure how it turned up...

There is a group that has been started that talk about books... and other things... Found here http://www2.missbimbo.com/forum/t82033, … k-side.htm
But we don't do the book club thing... we just all tend to read the same books and then talk about them.

We would be reading whatever the "members" picked...So I'm assuming it would be adult books, maybe with a few that may be classified as YA thrown in (I know "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" is technically YA)...Ooh I'm sorry, I didn't know that it was already done haha - ten loser points to me for thinking that I helped come up with a cool new idea for the bookish bimbos on here to get together ...I'll check out the thread that you gave!  Thanks! 

It is cool WhatGoesOn It happens all the time.
If they were more adult books I would say count me in... but I have never been in to reading The Sisterhood books...
Let me know how it goes, and if this stays up then Maybe I will join on a different book

But that thread is great we are fun and it is entertaining and there is always a new book someone is reading... which usually gets the others to read he he.

I wanna play!  I love the Pants books, so count me in for week 1.

I'll join in depending on the books. 

It also helps if I had time to read them.

The next book I want to read is The Fountainhead.  Who thinks they could cruise through that in a week?

Okay I'm in I already have the book so I just have to re-read it, since I got it quite a while ago

This is a great idea!

I'm in too! Love reading. So the choice is?

This is a great idea!

I'd join but I probably won't be able to give much input for at least the next three months. I'm in the process of closing a restuarant and packing for when I finally am forced to move (my family has to build and move into a house that is wheelchair accessible, has at least 4 bedrooms and a room off to the side to teach piano in while not being overly noisy in the house).

I agree with Lida_Mina though, I don't think I could read the Fountainhead in only one week, maybe one and a half to two (it's a very intense book and if you can't really get into it due to clashing views, it may take even longer). Personally, I wasn't very moved by the Fountainhead but it was still a decent book.

im in. i can read pretty much anything in a week so i wont have a problem reading it in the time. this is a really good idea. never heard of fountianhead though il go and look it up on the internet.