Good evening everyone. I just returned home from a lovely evening out with one of the bookclubs I belong to through the meetup.com organization. It is a great way to make new like minded nice people who share the similar idea of eating, drinking and talking about the selected book. We also go off topic as well. We also recommend other books for your own FYI. It has occurred to me thanks to a new friend who I have made that I should properly introduce myself and share my reasons for creating this blog. So let's begin. I enjoy learning new technology and have heard people discussing about having an electronic online diary where one can share their day to day life experiences and activities that goes on in one's life. I thought that sounds so cool. Having no idea how to do this, I started to slowly research and was advised to go through this site Blogger. I would like to hear what you guys think of blogging, internet, how do you spend your day? Do you work or do you study? Are you retired? Do you enjoy travelling, art and culture? Do you enjoy reading if so, what do you like to read. I currently resumed my bookclub in April under a new name. Before I had one years ago under a different name and was running it while I was studying part time to be a library information technician. I also worked part time in 2 different library systems. I simply love books and I also enjoy using an ereader as well. The books mainly are fiction. I am very fortunate to have the use of a library and party room from my workplace to invite the many guests who come out to read. the discussions are very diversified and most enjoyable. The selected novels we have read are: Night Gardening by E. L. Swann. Olive Kitteridge The Hare With Amber Eyes by Edmund de Wall We are about to meet to discuss City of Thieves by David Benioff Then we shall read Middlesex and Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet Then we shall read Capital and Left Neglected Another selected reading will be The Leopard For the books or articles you review, can you tell us more about them? In a brief summary, what are they about? Why did you enjoy them? Why do you recommend them to others? What are some fun and interesting discussions that came up about the book during your reading group?