January 2013 Discussion - Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore

ScatteredThoughts
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Happy New Year to all of you!!! Voting is over, and Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore has been chosen for this month's challenge. Please get a copy at your earliest convenience, and let's get started!
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Great! It looks like a good book.0
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Looking forward to the read. Thanks for organizing us.:flowerforyou:0
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Yes! Thanks for organizing us!0
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Great writing style " Lending strange books to stranger customers in the middle of the night"...
***Haven't read many pages but this book is quite readable!0 -
Great writing style " Lending strange books to stranger customers in the middle of the night"...
***Haven't read many pages but this book is quite readable!
This is good to hear!
I haven't had a chance to get started on it yet, but plan on it tonight. How is everyone else coming along with the book?0 -
I just finally downloaded it to my nook today. Haven't made it more than 30 pages in, but so far I'm intrigued. I do really like the writing style too. Very readable and very interesting.0
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The first paragraph had me chuckling. I love all the contemporary SF bay area references, since that's my home. The detail is simpler than our previous book so it's very readable. I'm only on page 45 (ebook page 45) and I am intrigued to see what happens next.0
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BTW, this is Robin Sloan's first novel. And, if you get the actual book, the cover glows in the dark!0
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BTW, this is Robin Sloan's first novel. And, if you get the actual book, the cover glows in the dark!
I was wondering about that, but way to lazy to google it and find out.0 -
Have not received book yet. But I am still in it and will catch up.0
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Had the day off yesterday, so I just sat down and finished it.0
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Finished it this morning. Plan to read it again to pick up more detail. I read it pretty quickly because I wanted to uncover the secret. I'm impulsive like that sometimes0
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I have another suggestion to add to our list. It's non fiction: Mastery by Robert Greene. "In Mastery, Robert Greene’s fifth book, he mines the biographies of great historical figures for clues about gaining control over our own lives and destinies."0
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