Our April Selections: Ayoade on Ayoade, House of Leaves, Keeper of Lost Things & Trust Me I’m Lying. Which one would you like to read? Which one have you read? #booksdxb#reading
Finishing things off with “the Man in the High Castle”. America 1962. Slavery is legal. USA lost the war & Japan and Germany are in power. Thought provoking book. Philip K Dick is a master of the word. #booksdxb#reading
“The Passage” by Justin Cronin shows an interesting take on vampires. No sparkly, cute, dark and sexy vamps here. Oh and there’s also a secret US government facility and shenanigans that keep the story going until the last page. Well rounded characters all around #booksdxb
Next up “A Horse Walks Into a Bar”. Difficult beginning to deal with watching a comedian crash and burn, but it gets better.
If you stick with it, you’ll be pleasantly surprised in most cases.
Can make you emotional in parts as well,so make sure you have a box of Kleenex nearby!
We are talking four amazing books today. Starting things off with “American Kingpin”. It’s all about the Silk Road. Whether you’re familiar with what happened or not, this book will definitely leave you with some things to think about. #booksdxb#reading#books
This month we’re talking ‘American Kingpin’, ‘ A Horse Walks into a Bar’, ‘ The Man in the High Castle, and amongst others, ’The Passage’. Joins us at Attibassi Coffee at Times Square Center from 11 this Saturday. https://t.co/vjE7lWjxXG
Today we are talking Agatha Christine. One of our selections this month is “And Then There Were None”. What’s your favorite tale by the queen of mystery? #booksdxb
🙃 RT @VonSkunk: Every time I add a book on @goodreads, @TDAllonsy and @HanaYounes have either read it already or sometimes in Hana's case it has been marked 'To Read'. You can take a girl out of @TwitBookClub but you can't take TwitBookClub out of a girl it appears
March selections include “The Man in the High Castle” by Philip K Dick; “The Passage” by Justin Cronin, “A Horse Walks Into a Bar” by David Grossman & “American Kingpin” by Nick Bilton #BooksDXB
Next month’s reading selections: Agatha Christie’s “And then there were None”, Erika Swyler’s “The Book of Speculation” & Amish Tripathi’s “Scion of Ikshvaku” #booksdxb
We’re talking ‘Wait, What?’ By James E Ryan - https://t.co/hnewm6rOlm - makes you think about your life. Have you watched James Ryan’s original speech the book is based on. #booksdxb
What would you like to read this year? What do you think we should read next? Join us at Attibassi Coffee in Times Square Center tomorrow from 1100. We’re discussing ‘It Devours!’, ‘Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore’, ‘Wait, What?’ & more! #BooksDXB#mydubai#weekend
What’s your #reading goal this year? Our next meeting is this Saturday, Jan 20th. We’re discussing ‘It Devours!’, ‘Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore’ & ‘Wait, What?’ #BooksDXB. Details at https://t.co/UdPQZcVemM