nyrbclassicsreadingsociety

We Think The World of You | J.R. Ackerley

Last book club meeting in 2020 for #nyrbclassicsreadingsociety ❣️COVID-19 didn‘t stop us; we moved the meetings to Zoom, and we have more regulars since

Cinfhen Great!!!! 3y

charl08 Yay! I've loved the way so many book events have gone online - and joined an online translated fiction book group too, which I don't think I'd have been able to get to in person. 3y

arubabookwoman Did the group like this one? I really enjoyed it. 3y

sisilia @arubabookwoman Avg 3.6⭐️ Two of us loved it ( including myself), the rest didn‘t like the Frank & Johnny part 3y

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An African in Greenland | T�t�-Michel Kpomassie

#NYRBClassicsReadingSociety loved this book. 4.2⭐️ average! We were fascinated by the story, and impressed with the superb writing 🤩

BarbaraBB You‘re in one more #NYRBBookClub! Wow! 4y

sisilia @BarbaraBB I created this bookclub 2 years ago 😅 We meet every month, but have switched into Zoom ever since Covid. 4y

BarbaraBB Cool! I didn‘t know! 4y

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Three Summers | Margarita Liberaki

Just started this for #NYRBClassicsReadingSociety ‘s next meeting

BarbaraBB This will be my choice for #Greece in #ReadingEurope20202 4y

sisilia I think you are going to love it @BarbaraBB I‘m just in Chapter 2, and I just want to linger there forever. Summer in Greece is oh-so-dreamy 4y

batsy Ooh! I just included this as one of my picks for August 😁 Look forward to your thoughts! 4y

sisilia I‘m loving it so far @batsy Just finished the first part 😃 4y

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School for Love | Olivia Manning

🎊 A year ago I decided to create a book club. We only read NYRB Classics 😆 #NYRBClassicsReadingSociety

Here‘s to the second year and the year after that, until I read them all (wishful thinking, but still ... 🤞🏻)

TheSpineView 💜Congrats on your anniversary! 📖 5y

sisilia Thank you, Lisa @TheSpineView ❤️ 5y

kspenmoll What a wonderful idea! 5y

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Basic Black with Pearls | Helen Weinzweig