Readalong

hello and welcome to the monthly readalong here at the little reader!
this was born out of a few twitter/blog conversations with fellow book lovers. we all have books that we’ve been meaning to read forever (go on you can admit it!), those pesky habitual dust collectors on our shelves that nag us to be read. so, in attempt to be “well-read”, we’ll read them together and come back at the end of each month and discuss it. simple enough.
PARTICIPATION: anyone and everyone may join in, and it is at your will. if you see a book you’d like to read (or re-read) that is scheduled, all you have to do is show up at the end of the month for the discussion! or, if you’ve already read it and would just like to talk about it, you are more than welcome to join as well.
DISCUSSION: please check back on this page for updates. each title will link to the discussion on the last day of the scheduled month.
Readalong Schedule
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October
2009/2010 Award Winners
POLL & SIGNUP
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September
Orange Prize for Fiction
Half of a Yellow Sun
by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (2007)
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August
Commonwealth Writers’ Prize
Someone Knows My Name
by Lawrence Hill
2008
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June & July
Man Booker Prize
Midnight’s Children
by Salman Rushdie
1981
Fri. June 18: Book One
Fri. July 9: Book Two
Fri. July 30: Book Three and Final Discussion
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May
Angela’s Ashes
by Frank McCourt
1997
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if you have a theme that you would like to suggest, or any suggestions at all really, please don’t hesitate to speak up. i hope to see you at the end of each month!
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