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Galatea

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I am new to this site, I've been on a couple of other forums hoping to find people who would like to read books together and discuss them, an online book club, if you will. I was wondering if there is a subforum like this here, or if anyone would like to read and discuss books with me, or direct me to a website with bookclubs. I tried a book club at my local library, but it was unsatisfactory as each person made one comment and that was that.

I am personally open to reading anything, although I prefer classics.

If anyone is interested, let me know through either pm or this thread.
 
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Thanks very much for your response, and the welcome.
 
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Which perspectives are people interested in? Lots of angles to choose from.
 
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Off123123123 said:
Name some Christian authors you like. Osteen? Meyers? Prince?

Or more like Luther, Beeke, Thomas Watson, Richard Sibbes?
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Dickens, Austen, Brontes Christian novelists more than books about theology. But I'm open to reading anything.
 
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Galatea said:
Dickens, Austen, Brontes Christian novelists more than books about theology. But I'm open to reading anything.
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Oh right, yeah, those are outside my pay grade. I tried Austen, not really my thing.
 
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Galatea

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I figured since you were into Rocky, you were probably into The Godfather. They go hand in hand to me.
 
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Off123123123 said:
I have never seen a Godfather movie. Maybe over the holidays I should.
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I haven't either, but from what I know about them, they're not exactly CHRISTMAS movies. But maybe the family that whacks together stays together? So who knows?
 
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Galatea said:
I haven't either, but from what I know about them, they're not exactly CHRISTMAS movies. But maybe the family that whacks together stays together? So who knows?
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Depending on the context thats possible.:p Sequels probably aren't as good.
 
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Galatea

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Off123123123 said:
Depending on the context thats possible.:p Sequels probably aren't as good.
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Oh, I don't know. Sometimes, sequels can be better than the originals. I liked Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire better than Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

I think Godfather II won the Academy Award for Picture of the Year while The Godfather didn't, but I don't know for sure.
 
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Galatea said:
Oh, I don't know. Sometimes, sequels can be better than the originals. I liked Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire better than Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

I think Godfather II won the Academy Award for Picture of the Year while The Godfather didn't, but I don't know for sure.
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You typed Harry Potter out loud? :O

*waits* FOR. THE. STORM.
 
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seoulsearch said:
Be prepared for Harry's lesser-known adventure:

"Harry Potter... and the Circle of Stoning".
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Maybe I need to go dig out my invisibility cloak and hunker down.
 
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