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February's Announcements
Welcome February! Where did January go? Becky is our book leader this month and after voting ended, we are reading And Only To Deceive by Tasha Alexander. Becky has already got the discussion started with several interesting questions. Thank you Becky for all you work this month. If anyone else is interested in being our book leader in future months, please visit our forum "Pick Our Books".

I would like to welcome any new members. However, if you are just trying to promote your own book or business and you have no plan in joining in our discussions, please take it elsewhere. We have rules that are clearly posted. If you are unfamiliar with our rules, please visit our Group Guidelines forum.

I would like to encourage you all to update your profiles, add your blog links if you blog, add some blog posts here, and leave comments for your fellow members. Join in on discussions. Add new discussions. Let’s just keep it family friendly.

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And don't forget...

Readers Anonymous now has "Notes", "Events", and "Chat" which are accessible by all members so feel free to use them.

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Past Announcements Still Relevant

*If you have a link or a blog that you would like linked on Readers Anonymous' supplemental website, drop Trisha a line and let her know. She'd be more than happy to do so for you.

*We are still taking suggestions for future reads and will be unless otherwise stated. If you're new, make sure and add your books to our list, otherwise, you only have a say on what we read through voting. Make the group more "yours" by adding your books to our future reading list.

*Make sure and check out the tabs for Readers Anonymous on Shelfari, Good Reads and our supplemental website!

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Five Stars, 'Frighteningly Good,' Jen Knox comments on The Raven Affair

Jen Knox, MFA, Creative Writing Professor in San Antonio, TX, a fiction editor at Our Stories Literary JournalThe Raven Affair is a fast-moving book that pulls you in from page one. The sense of urgency that Nedelton creates from the get-go grows exponentially as the tale progresses. Raven is a hired hand, on the trail of a war criminal, but he soon finds his assignment isn't what it seems. This book is dynamic and frighteningly believable, full of complex plot twists and sinister intellectual…See More
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Katrina Hamstra and Kate the Book Buff joined Readers Anonymous Aug 21, 2010
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Where Have all the Readers Gone?

Hello Readers Anonymous Group! It's been a long time! What's going on with everyone? We haven't chosen a book for several months. Let's get one going for July! Here are some suggestions: The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks, Worst Case by James Patterson, Glory in Death by J. D. Robb, Eat Mor Chikin by S. Truett Cathy,Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer by John Grisham. What do you think? Let's get this site going again!
A blog post by forgetfulone was featured Jun 25, 2010
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Where Have all the Readers Gone?

Hello Readers Anonymous Group! It's been a long time! What's going on with everyone? We haven't chosen a book for several months. Let's get one going for July! Here are some suggestions: The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks, Worst Case by James Patterson, Glory in Death by J. D. Robb, Eat Mor Chikin by S. Truett Cathy,Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer by John Grisham. What do you think? Let's get this site going again!
Blog post by forgetfulone Jun 25, 2010
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I think "distracted" is my new middle name. I seem to be in a constant state of distraction. It's affecting just about everything in my life right now, including my reading. There's just a lot going…

I think "distracted" is my new middle name. I seem to be in a constant state of distraction. It's affecting just about everything in my life right now, including my reading. There's just a lot going on for me these days and my mind is busy, busy, busy. What I need most is to settle in with a good book and let it take me away. And yet when I try, it doesn't work. Ho hum.This weekend is the big spring read-a-thon. I don't participate in the read-a-thons. They look like so much fun but the time…See More
Blog post by Literary Feline Apr 9, 2010
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forgetfulone replied to forgetfulone's discussion 'March 2010 - The Lovely Bones'
I knew it wasn't a who-dun-it, but her family didn't know, though her father suspected and was right. But he was labeled a kook and justice was never served, unless you count death by icicle. The movie trailers claim it is about Susie…
Mar 30, 2010
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Jennifer Spinuzzi replied to forgetfulone's discussion 'March 2010 - The Lovely Bones'
I know. I really thought it would be more about her helping her family solve her murder from beyond. But it is more like a ghost narrative of life after death. You know who did it the whole time.
Mar 30, 2010
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Beverley Rankin replied to forgetfulone's discussion 'March 2010 - The Lovely Bones'
I bought the book thinking it sounded really good. I read the first chapter and thought it sounded familiar, so I looked at the publication date and realized I had read it. That first chapter is a dead giveaway. You know from the beginning who…
Mar 30, 2010

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