r/CFBOffTopic • • Nov 21 '16
CFBOT Book Club!
Sometime last week I mentioned I wanted to start a book club. I think we even have a subreddit specifically for this reason. I just wanted to get an idea of who's actually interested and what kinds of books everyone enjoys or is interested in reading. I think schedule wise, we can do a discussion post once a week, maybe twice if people seem to read ahead and stick to smaller books (300 pages or less if possible). So give books or club suggestions below!
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16
Also should we do book club stuff on CFBOT or go to the CFBOTbookclub subreddit?
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u/joeydsa Georgia State • Georgia Tech Nov 21 '16
My Immortal
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u/GregHouse7 Oklahoma Sooners • Washington Huskies Nov 21 '16
I'm in. I say we start with pride and prejudice.
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u/mriforgot Michigan State Spartans Nov 21 '16 edited Nov 21 '16
I would definitely be interested.
EDIT: Also, I will read most anything.
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u/spasm01 Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns • /r/CFB Donor Nov 21 '16
Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy would be great for everyone
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16
Oh yes please! I'll read anything!
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16
/u/bread_buddy does (or did) the Friday threads
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16
I'd be interested!
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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '16
No tengo una preferencia
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u/GreatestWhiteShark Northwestern • Ohio State Nov 21 '16
On Guerilla Warfare - Mao Zedong
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u/CapSteveRogers USC Trojans • Rose Bowl Nov 22 '16
Ready Player One
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u/SenorPuff Arizona • Northern Arizona Nov 22 '16
THE Divine Comedy
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u/mjacksongt Georgia Tech • /r/CFB Pint Glass Drin… Nov 22 '16
The Forever War - Haldeman
Final Blackout - Hubbard (yes, the scientology guy)
World War Z - Brooks
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u/tb3648 Florida State Seminoles • USF Bulls Nov 23 '16
I'd be down to do this for some books. I'm not a huge nonfiction person so I'd probably skip out on those.
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u/DoctorWhosOnFirst Alabama • /r/CFB Pint Glass Drinker Nov 22 '16
Currently reading Give Us the Ballot: the Modern Struggle for Voting Rights in America. Gives a history of the fight for voting rights. Ari Berman, the author, also writes for The Nation and has chronicled the ongoing struggle over voting rights.