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reliable ways to choose a book for discussion is on the recommendation of another
reader. Our site is designed to help you do just that. Whether
the recommendation comes from a book club member who has written to us about a
favorite selection, or one of our Vintage and Anchor Books newsletters, you'll find lots of great ideas here:
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For tried and true recommendations from other reading group members and leaders, print our Best Books for Reading Groups list.
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Lying Awake by Mark Salzman
"Excellent novel that reads like a true story. This may be a Carmelite nun's story, but it holds true for anyone." --Paul P, Lilburn, GA
Read more recommendations from other reading group members here!
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Looking for up-to-date information about new books for reading groups? Be sure to sign up for our Vintage/Anchor Reads newsletter, an e-mail bulletin
that will keep you apprised of all of the best books for reading groups--not to
mention fun new ideas and tips--each month.
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| The Vintage Reading Group
Recommendations Newsletter is compiled each season with a eye toward highlighting the books that we
feel are the most provocative, compelling and discussable choices for reading
groups. We've posted some samples of past issues here, and encourage you to pick up a copy of the latest edition for your group. Ask your local bookseller or join our mailing list to receive a free subscription!
- Early '99 Selections: Our Winter '99
round-up highlights the best selections of the new year, from Pulitzer Prize
winners to chilling mystery and suspense.
- Reading on a Theme: Themed book choices are great a
way to stimulate discussion and enhance your reading group experience. We've highlighted a
few possibilities--including memoir and coming-of-age--in this special issue.
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Related readings can spark new and wonderful insights on any author,
subject, or genre. Whatever your chosen title, we have the perfect
complement to enhance your discussion!
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