The Book Vipers discussion

Hi everyone,

These are the books I've decided to read in 2017, but I believe I will add more books to my reading list later, depending on new books that come and suggestions). I would be glad if anyone likes to read any of the books on my list and we can share our comments on them.
Wishing you a wonderful new year!

1) The little Paris bookshop, by Nina George
2) Things I've been silent about, by Azar Nafisi
3) Reading Lolita in Tehran, by Azar Nafisi
4) Go set a watchman, by Harper Lee
5) A little life, by Hanya Yanagihara
6) The givenness of things, by Marilynne Robinson
7) Reading like a writer, by Francine Prose
8) Lila, by Marilynne Robinson
9) The remains of the day, by Kanzuo Ishiguro
10) The underground railroad, by Golson Whitehead
11) Days of reading, by Marcel Proust, John Sturrock
12) Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett
13) Red Clover, by Florence Osmund
14) Shadow of a century, by Jean Grainger
15) The girl in between, by Laekan Zea Kemp
16) A French Girl in New York, by Anna Adams
17) How to develop a brilliant memory week by week: 50 proven ways to enhance your memory, by Dominic O'Brien

If I do, I will. I have read some of them already but, as my memory is rubbish, I would have to rely on my review on Goodreads....if I wrote one. Some great books though

I have a couple of my tbr list.

Hi Pupak,
The Remains of the Day was one of our books this year. I absolutely loved it and gave it five stars. When you get around to it I will happily share my thoughts with you. And will be reading Good Omens as soon as I get my hands on it. Look forward to reading your thoughts on the others, your list looks good although I won't go near Go Set a Watchman! Too in love with Mockingbird.

I have "A Little Life" and "The Remains of the Day" on my shelves to read.

Hi Lisa and Charlotte. Thanks for your suggestions and happy new year! Looking forward to read with you this year.

Hi Pat and Jason, I would be happy to read the books with you.

I've read 4 and 9. Otherwise sounds good

I might read number 3 this year.

Sounds good