Thursday, April 11, 2013

A to Z Blogging Challenge 2013 - J







For this year’s A-Z Challenge, I have chosen to highlight some of the authors and their books, that we, in our book club, have either read, as a group, separately or have been recommended by someone in our on-line, facebook group.


James, E. L. - Fifty Shades of Gray (The Series)





I would be remiss and, perhaps verbally reprimanded,by my daughter, if I did not feature this trilogy, of  my author choices, for the letter L . I am not including any synopsis or description of these books, because I don't feel there is a woman or man out there, blogging, who has not heard of these books and what they are about.
Some in our book club have read them some have not. But what is indisputable about them is their popularity.

If you'd like to check out or join our facebook, book club, please, select the link, What To Read Next

8 comments:

  1. Now this is a book which is not on my list!

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    1. Mine neither, but it does seems to be a great seller.

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  2. I haven't read it yet; don't know if I'm interested. -Belinda [A - Z participant]

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    1. I haven't read them yet either. Not everyone is interested in the same things, so sure. But they are a great seller.

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  3. Yeah, good for you! This is not about just what some people want it's for all ages and all types and this author and the trilogy have certainly made a mark on the reading world this past year or two!!!

    Patricia, Sugar & Spice & All Things ? Nice

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    1. Thanks, Pat.
      Lots of people like it, lots of people don't...makes for more interesting variety and reads. Who know, maybe it'll become my beach read!

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  4. Those books are definitely polarizing :) I read them and enjoyed them as entertainment and, to be honest, as an eye opener into a world I know nothing about. I thought that part was pretty interesting. But I know people that hated them because of what they consider poor writing. That's the great thing about literature, though...there's something for everyone!

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    1. Thanks for your comments, Kianwi. That's what literature "is" all about, something for everyone! Thanks for stopping by.

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