Friday, February 2, 2024

Book Club: February 2024

 We had book club yesterday.  Breakfast with Buddha by Roland Merullo.


I was not thrilled with the book, I gave it two stars out of ten.  There are three more books in the series and no one in book club was excited to read them. 

Far Side

13 comments:

  1. Well, I've been reading some 'recommended' books too and sometimes it takes me forever to get through them. A 2 out of 10 would make me do a hard pass!

    Sometimes my taste lies in lots of mystery and action, I love who-dunnits best.

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  2. Even the title isn't very interesting. :-)

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  3. That certainly says something about the book. I'll give a pass should I come across it.

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  4. That's too bad. I'll skip this one, then.

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  5. Hmmm - sounds like a book to avoid when no one enjoyed it.

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  6. Don't think I will be reading this one. I'm in the middle of a series that I've read several times before, but I enjoy them every time. The author is Dee Henderson and it's the O'Malley series. They are christian true crime books about the siblings in a family. I sure enjoy them.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  7. Goodness sakes! Not anyone in the book club was enthusiastic...a definite book club fail.

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  8. I'm reading a boring series right now also---I can't seem to find anything to really stir my interest.

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  9. We all read books that don't do much for us and some we jus tgive up and don't bother with

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  10. Life's too short to read uninteresting books!

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  11. ThinK I will pass on this one. thankful for the review.

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  12. Thanks for the warning! At my age, I can't waste time on bad books or bad movies! LOL!

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