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  • "Money Well Spent?" would make a compelling book-club selection for politically oriented readers, who could argue over which recipient of taxpayer funds was the least deserving.

    Your Tax Dollars Not at Work James Freeman 2012

  • Periods of transition, of course, also breed books muddied by confusion or indecision, and novels not guided by a strong authorial intelligence are vulnerable to the needs of publishers, who aim their promotional campaigns at niche audiences that have built-in expectations of what a novel should be—book-club crowds, indie readers, champions of multiculturalism, and so on.

    Synthesis and Ambivalence Sam Sacks 2011

  • This leads to a book-club meeting for several members of the board, including one known as The Player (McDonald) and his politician wife (Kate Mulgrew).

    Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: The Best and the Brightest Marshall Fine 2011

  • With its whimsical storybook setting, Alice's Tea Cup is perfect for a mother-daughter lunch, a book-club meeting or the bridal shower before the fairy-tale wedding.

    Curiouser, Curiouser Tearoom Monica Williams 2011

  • That side showed in 2006 when she confronted James Frey, author of the largely invented memoir "A Million Little Pieces" which had been an Oprah book-club selection, and his publisher, Nan Talese.

    Written in the Shadow of Death Dorothy Rabinowitz 2011

  • Nor did she think a book about her experiences as a wife, mother, and respected watercolorist would be a worthy book-club pick.

    The Boomer Blog: November 2009 Archives 2009

  • The items bought with the corporate credit card include book-club orders, restaurant bills, gasoline and cigarettes.

    Heroes or Villains? 2010

  • Victoria's emotional journey through the tunnel of her memories to the light of second chances is a staple of best-selling and book-club fiction.

    Of Bouquets, Suburbs and 'Urth' Sam Sacks 2011

  • Ann Cecil ran the 'book-club' section of the Philadelphia Worldcon a while back, and she was in the session that I also signed up for; it was a discussion of a Nancy Kress book that I quite liked.

    msagara: Meeting John Scalzi msagara 2009

  • Veteran Hollywood writer Alan Brennert scored a book-club hit with Moloka'i and has apparently one-upped himself with his freestanding follow-up about early-twentieth-century Hawaii, which was our readers 'clear favorite ... a lovely novel.

    Honolulu: Summary and book reviews of Honolulu by Alan Brennert. 2009

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