The book is Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell.
http://www.gladwell.com/outliers/index.html
We already started arguing about his thesis that it takes 10,000 to be an expert. Discussion to be continued.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
September Book Club Details
Hi,
I have reset my password and checking to see if I can post this blog. My address for next book club meeting is on September, 14th:
353 Greer Road
Toronto, ON
(North of Lawrence, East of Avenue/West of Yonge)
(416)789-2966
Hope to have it outside if weather is good.
Bye for now!
I have reset my password and checking to see if I can post this blog. My address for next book club meeting is on September, 14th:
353 Greer Road
Toronto, ON
(North of Lawrence, East of Avenue/West of Yonge)
(416)789-2966
Hope to have it outside if weather is good.
Bye for now!
Lovely Summer Evening on Faith's Deck
Thanks Faith for a delightful evening of wine, falafel, jewish pastries and good conversation. In addition to wonderful hospitality, Faith also showed us a modern Haggadah so we could imagine the one in the novel.
Barb D, Carolyn B, Melissa, Christine, Elva and Faith were there. It seemed like we all like the book but we were split between people who liked the ending and those who didn't. Many people thought the structure of the book was similar to the Red Violin. Of the sub stories - people seemed to like Lola's, the Moorish woman and the relationship between the priest and the rabbi in Venice.
We missed everyone who was not able to attend. Looking forward to seeing you at Elva's in September.
Barb D, Carolyn B, Melissa, Christine, Elva and Faith were there. It seemed like we all like the book but we were split between people who liked the ending and those who didn't. Many people thought the structure of the book was similar to the Red Violin. Of the sub stories - people seemed to like Lola's, the Moorish woman and the relationship between the priest and the rabbi in Venice.
We missed everyone who was not able to attend. Looking forward to seeing you at Elva's in September.
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