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Fifty States Fiction (or Nonfiction) Challenge : California books		16	MusicMom41, November 24
Blog the Book : Your latest review		278	brknhrt, November 22
Bloggers : Promoting Book Giveaways on Your Blog		190	Kanellio, November 22
Club Read 2009 : INTRODUCTIONS		274	avaland, November 11
40-Something Library Thingers : Come in and introduce yourself.		285	LorLe, November 10
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Wolson Making it 75 in 2009		95	Wolson, November 2
50-Something Library Thingers : Where were you and what were you doing when JFK was shot?		83	BarbN, October 25
ARC Junkies : Blog Contests		444	MissMermaid118, October 25
Group Reads - Literature : The Group Reads Coffeehouse		231	wookiebender, October 13
What Are You Reading Now? : What Are You Reading the Week of October 3, 2009?		227	Mr.Durick, October 10
999 Challenge : Ladygata makes a list		40	ladygata, September 25
Early Reviewers : How many books have you gotten?		504	clamairy, September 11
40-Something Library Thingers : What are you currently reading/recommending?		151	anna_in_pdx, September 10
50 Book Challenge : suncloud9's reading journal Spring 2008		39	suncloud9, September 7
Writer-readers : Choosing Names for Characters		105	DWWilkin, September 1
999 Challenge : times 2		38	bucketyell, August 23
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 24 May 2008		202	Storeetllr, August 14
50-Something Library Thingers : What books did you read that were highlights for 2008?		36	donitamblyn, July 16
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Lorie's 2009 Book Reads, Part 2		250	loriephillips, June 30
50-Something Library Thingers : star ratings		23	BarkingMatt, June 29
50-Something Library Thingers : Introduce Yourself!		230	usnmm2, June 13
Early Reviewers : ER Stars and Stinkers		143	bookczuk, June 2
Author Chat : Meg Waite Clayton, author of The Wednesday Sisters (May 11-22)		24	megwaiteclayton, May 23
List Five Books Parlour Game : Days of the week		10	ostrom, May 8
SF Bay Area Librarythingers : Favorite Bay Area bookstores?		60	argyriou, April 3
Canadian Bookworms : Happy New Year...what are you reading in January, 2009?		52	clamato, March 8
50 Book Challenge : erinmontagues 2009 challange		2	billiejean, January 23
List Five Books Parlour Game : Days of Our Lives		14	varielle, January 6
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : Wolson Reaching Towards 75 Books		120	Wolson, January 5
50 Book Challenge : NancyEWhite's 2008 Challenge		140	sussabmax, January 5
888 Challenge : KinnicChick's 888 Categories and Books		35	KinnicChick, January 5
50 Book Challenge : Donna828 is feeling challenged in 2008		101	Donna828, January 2
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50 Book Challenge : tapestry100's 75 books in 2008		182	tapestry100, January 1
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50 Book Challenge : HeathMochaFrost's reading for 2008		76	callmejacx, January 1
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : AlcottAcre's 2008 Reads		576	Oklahoma, January 1
50 Book Challenge : Alice_Wonder's 50 Books for 2008		86	Alice_Wonder, January 1
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : Terri's 75 books		98	FAMeulstee, January 1
50 Book Challenge : teelgee's 100 for 2008 Part Two		314	teelgee, December 2008
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : Nan's 75 book Challenge		170	Whisper1, December 2008
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50 Book Challenge : Blondierocket's 2008		126	blondierocket, December 2008
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The Green Dragon : Cakey Crabs in Puppy Pants: Cranky Cobras Optional		279	Madcow299, December 2008
50 Book Challenge : lawgrrl07 is in for 2008!		20	lawgrrl07, December 2008
50 Book Challenge : Cecilturtle's 100 Book Challenge		24	Cecilturtle, December 2008
50 Book Challenge : IMLilie's 100 books in 2008 Challenge		17	imlilie, December 2008
888 Challenge : Nancy's 888		85	nancyewhite, December 2008
50 Book Challenge : Ankhet's 50 books for 2008		9	billiejean, December 2008
50 Book Challenge : TeacherDad 2008: part II		60	mmignano11, November 2008
Early Reviewers : Contests		307	Allie64, November 2008
50 Book Challenge : picklechic's 50 book challenge		32	billiejean, November 2008
Early Reviewers : Done. Who wants it next?		274	cal8769, November 2008
50 Book Challenge : Lahochstetler: 50 books for 2008		9	lahochstetler, November 2008
Early Reviewers : Book Blogs Web Ring (ER and ARCS)		435	lisalouhoo, November 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Are You Reading the Week of 18 October 2008?		188	bakersfieldbarbara, October 2008
Book talk : charming books		16	heyjude, October 2008
888 Challenge : Blondierocket's 888		78	blondierocket, October 2008
Happy Trails Family Book Club : What are you reading in August 2008?		4	eduscapes, September 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : Book Roots! How we come to have the books we read!		100	grelobe, September 2008
Author Chat : Jayne Pupek, author of Tomato Girl, September 3-17		23	JaynePupek, September 2008
Early Reviewers : What do your ER books say about you?		36	elbakerone, September 2008
Girlybooks : What books by and/or about women are you reading May-August 08? (PART 2)		81	urania1, September 2008
Early Reviewers : My ER book hasn't arrived yet :-(		248	Jodyreadseverything, September 2008
Hogwarts Express : What are you reading - August		179	kirbyowns, September 2008
Early Reviewers : April Book Watch		189	JGoto, August 2008
BookMooching : Anyone looking for...?		31	ozpierre, August 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - #1: AUGUST. 2008		320	charlienmary, August 2008
Book of the month club : July!		31	Joles, August 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - JUNE 2008		221	CharlesBixx, August 2008
Hogwarts Express : The next person game, part 7		340	kirbyowns, August 2008
Author Chat : Meg Waite Clayton, author of The Wednesday Sisters (July 1-15)		45	megwaiteclayton, August 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 19 July 2008		216	msf59, July 2008
Early Reviewers : What books have you gotten?		75	velocibadgergirl, July 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - #1: JULY. 2008		270	teelgee, July 2008
50 Book Challenge : Rarcar1's 50 Challenge		56	Rarcar1, July 2008
888 Challenge : virginiahomeschooler's 888		29	cmbohn, July 2008
Hogwarts Express : What are you reading NOW.......IV		303	Whicker, July 2008
Early Reviewers : April 2008 Watch: Still Missing		103	Audacity, July 2008
Early Reviewers : Which books did you buy after seeing them on the list?		47	LisaLynne, July 2008
888 Challenge : OK, I'm in.... my "starter" list		5	whoot, July 2008
Early Reviewers : The Wednesday Sisters		29	LivelyLady, July 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - #2: June. 2008		188	FicusFan, July 2008
Early Reviewers : help! lost copy of Between Here and April		1	mzonderm, June 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - May. 2008		236	annatapl, June 2008
Group Reads - Literature : About George Eliot		18	megwaiteclayton, June 2008
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Librarians who LibraryThing : Free Vacation Give-away for Librarians and Booksellers (honestly, no strings attached!)		5	megwaiteclayton, May 2008
Dormant: Early Reviewers : How many did you request in April? And which books?		65	megwaiteclayton, April 2008
Dormant: Early Reviewers : April Results are coming in		164	lawgrrl07, April 2008

I'm reading The Wednesday Sisters, which I'm enjoying, mostly for all the writing process stuff. It keeps making me itch to get up and write.

... by Carr 122. Shanghai Girls by See 123. Before You Know Kindness by Bohjalian 124. Piano Teacher by Lee 125. The Wednesday Sisters by Clayton 126. Breaking Dawn by Meyer 127. True Colors by Hannah 128. Finger Lickin' Fifteen by Evanovich 129. Department of Lost & Found ...

... by Christopher Castellani Recommendations Addition by Toni Jordan As Good as it Got by Isabel Sharpe The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Clayton Random Acts of Heroic Love by Danny Scheinmann How to Talk to a Widower by Jonathan Tropper Girl Sleuth by Melani ...

The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Wait Clayton and The Measure of a Lady by Deeanne Gist are both set in California.

... by Frances and Joseph Gies, 3 1/2 Stars 48. Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex by Mary Roach, 4 Stars 49. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton, 3 1/2 Stars 50. Property by Valerie Martin, 3 1/2 Stars 51. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddo ...

Kath, you should try MWC's The Wednesday Sisters. I'm not trying to brown-nose, but I considered that to be a chick-lit book that wasn't as annoying as most of them seem to be. I don't like smarmy women in person, and definitely NOT in my literature, but she did a very good job of making them ...

... by Frances and Joseph Gies, 3 1/2 Stars 48. Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex by Mary Roach, 4 Stars 49. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton, 3 1/2 Stars 50. Property by Valerie Martin, 3 1/2 Stars 51. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddo ...

... articles and poems. It's has been - and continues to be - a remarkable friendship. So one of the great joys in writing The Wednesday Sisters (and it was a great joy to write) was that even though my closest friends now live thousands of miles away from me, I sat down every morning and ...

teelgee, I'm so glad you enjoyed The Wednesday Sisters. Thanks for your kind words. And I absolutely agree that we've come a long way, but... In some ways, I think the emphasis on how a woman looks has only gotten worse in the forty years since The Wednesday Sisters opens. I saw an ...

BOOK 49 The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 284 Pages The Wednesday Sisters is the story of five young women in the late 1960's who meet in a park once a week and encourage each others writing aspirations. They share more than just their writing however, and support each other during ...

#150 I think you will enjoy them. I'll be watching your thread for your thoughts. I'm currently reading The Wednesday Sisters and enjoying it. Two more books added to my library today: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (I can hardly wait to read it!) Property by Valerie Martin

I read Wednesday Sisters and loved the way the characters grew and changed during those chaotic days of the 60s and 70s. Stories written about that era always take me back to my own years growing up. I have never demonstrated for women's rights (or anything else for that matter). I guess I ...

... too) years to break the habit or tuning in in early September. In some ways, that whole angle is just background for The Wednesday Sisters. And yet it's important background. How we see women as a society definitely shapes how we see ourselves and our opportunities.

... women's movement. The reason I like to ask the question is because it's one of the things I had a good time exploring in The Wednesday Sisters - how the women's movement changed the world even for those of us who never in a million years would have called ourselves feminists. At the time, I ...

... I'm just dropping in to say hi and thanks for joining in the author chat. :) I bought a hardcover of your book - The Wednesday Sisters - after hearing good things about it on LT and seeing you in discussions in groups, I think Girlybooks. But, I haven't read it yet. (One of these ...

... some of you individually, it was an Early Reader giveaway that was at least in part responsible for getting the buzz for The Wednesday Sisters going in hardcover, so I feel particularly fortunate to be a part of this community. The Wednesday Sisters is a book about books, and writing, ...

... height="150"> Please welcome Meg Waite Clayton, author of The Wednesday Sisters. Meg will be chatting on LibraryThing until May 22nd.

... library today: Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex by Mary Roach The Serpent's Tale by Ariana Franklin The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin

The books I enjoyed the most in 2008: Olive Kitteridge Moloka'i The Wednesday Sisters by (ahem) Meg Waite Clayton Waiting for Gertrude Dearly Devoted Dexter et al The Invisible Wall Ireland A Wrinkle in Time

Hey, write meg, nice to meet another meg writer! I'm doing a blog giveaway of a signed paperback of The Wednesday Sisters, which comes out a week from today. Post a comment about a book blog you write or one you follow on the Do You Book Blo ...

... of the JFK assassination myself. I was a little more with it at the time MLK and Bobby were assassinated, but even then... The Wednesday Sisters has a scene built around Bobby's assassination, but I didn't remember until I was researching it that they'd done surgery, hoping to save him.

Stars- Rain Song by Alice J. Wisler was a good ER book. I know some didn't think so, but I really enjoyed it. The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel by Meg Waite Clayton was a good rainy day read. Stinkers- On A Day Like This by Peter Stamm was not my cup of tea at all. I could have ...

... by Frank Parker Day 4.The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 5.The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini 6.

The Wednesday Sisters: a Novel by Meg Waite Clayton Saturday by Ian McEwan Cat on a Blue Monday by Carole Nelson Douglas Beyond Tuesday Morning by Karen Kingsbury Ash Wednesday by Ethan Hawke

... by Frances and Joseph Gies, 3 1/2 Stars 48. Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex by Mary Roach, 4 Stars 49. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton, 3 1/2 Stars 50. Property by Valerie Martin, 3 1/2 Stars 51. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddo ...

... only been disappointed a few times. I have also received some fantastic books! Sweetmoke for one by David Fuller and The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. Both are excellent and I have purchased copies for friends as gifts. There is only one ER book that I have not finished and ...

... connections to books and stories are the main thing, more important for me than the quality of the writing. For example, The Wednesday Sisters doesn't deserve 5 stars for literary art, but to me it was such a catalyst for thought and reminiscences that it went to the top of the list. I've ...

The Wednesday Sisters sound interesting. I'm adding to my TBR pile again. *sigh*

SEVEN THE WEDNESDAY SISTERS by Meg Waite Clayton I loved this book. It reminded me of where I've come from, of the past that I've largely forgotten. The prejudice, the naivity (sp?), the insecurities that the five 'Wedn ...

... Moon' by Arianna Trigiani ***.5 4. 'The Hunger Games' by Suzanne Collins **** 5. 'The Language of Light' by Meg Waite Clayton ***.5 6. 'The Loop' by Joe Coomer **** 7. 'Going Postal' by Terry Pratchett **** 8. 'Maisie Dobbs' by Jacqueline Winspear ***** 9. 'The Here ...

Just finished Nikolski by Nicolas Dickner, set mainly in Montreal, and am starting The Wednesday Sisters. I think this will be a great one.

... just really needed more action, plot, suspense, all that good stuff, at the time. I just got back from the library with The Wednesday Sisters and Nikolski. Last night at book club I picked up In the Country of Men, the Magdalen, The Twentieth Wife, and Tuesday Night at the Blu ...

Hi, everyone! I'm writer and reader Meg Waite Clayton, from Palo Alto, California. I count in my fold two well-read sons, one well-read husband, one non-reading dog (though his name is Frodo, so he's not without literary merit). Also two published novel, with a third under contract. I primarily ...

... Pupek 19. Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich 20. Twelve Sharp by Janet Evanovich 21. 1984 by George Orwell 22. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 23. Lean Mean Thirteen by Janet Evanovich 24. Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich 25. The Good Thief by Hannah Tinti 26 ...

... include Alice McDermott, Ian McEwan, Ann Patchett, Anne Tyler, Sue Miller, and Graham Swift. I'm also a novelist, author of The Wednesday Sisters.

... has it anymore! I gave it to her and made sure she knew that I didn't read it yet and I wanted it back. It is an ER book The Wednesday Sisters, sent to me by a kind LTer. I want to read it! AAAAAAAA

Thanks! By a Lady 1. Eyes Like Stars 2. The Wednesday Sisters 3. The Joy of Eating: The Virago Book of Food 4. The Day I Became an Autodidact 5. Fairy Tale 6. High Tea 7. ...

30. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton Way too precious for me to say that I loved it, but there was something about the characters that I very much connected to anyway. Setting the book in Palo Alto during the '60s and '70s was an absolute must - anywhere else and the mere range of ...

... src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0345502825.01._SX140_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg"> 86. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. Well, it is chick lit, but not of the obnoxious kind. It was enjoyable, if a bit predictable - group of women come ...

... you are at all interested in nonfiction, A Gentle Madness by Nicholas Basbanes springs to mind. Fiction, maybe give The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton a try.

... Now almost done with May Sarton -- As We Are Now, a very sad book about aging and warehousing our elders. Up next: The Wednesday Sisters by our very own Meg Waite Clayton.

... l The Keepsake: A Novel by Tess Gerritsen: http://www.bookishruth.com/2008/09/review-giveaway-keepsake-by-tess.html The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton: http://www.bookishruth.com/2008/08/review-wednesday-sisters-by-meg-waite.html First Daughter by Eric Van Lustbader: http:/ ...

Meg Waite Clayton, author of The Wednesday Sisters, is hosting a book giveaway on her1st Blooks blog. The winner will receive an autographed copy of my novel, Tomato Girl, and an autographed copy of Matrimony by Joshua Henkin, just released in paperback. To find out how to enter--and ...

A Book Giveaway: Meg Waite Clayton, author of the moving and delightful novel, The Wednesday Sisters, is hosting a book giveaway on her1st Blooks blog. The winner will receive an autographed copy of my novel, Tomato Girl, and an autographed copy of Matrimony by Joshua Henkin, just ...

... in the labyrinth, and I have a good amount of poetry including other books by the same author; and Arlington Park and The Wednesday sisters, novels focusing on the everyday lives of women. So, Al has a good idea of the kinds of books I enjoy; now if only he'd give me a couple MORE of them! ...

The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton Sunday School Specials by Lois Keffer Friday Night Lights by Buzz Bissinger Saturday Shrines: Best of College Football's Most Hallowed Grounds Today is Monday by Eric Carle

I've got a contest starting today, for Tomato Girl and Matrimony, with a bonus copy of The Wednesday Sisters for cross-posting on your blog. Details at 1st Books: Stories of How Writers Get Started!

I've got a contest starting today, for Tomato Girl and Matrimony, with a bonus copy of The Wednesday Sisters for cross-posting on your blog. Details Here!

... first, unless it's someone I know will be pleased. My friend Fred Klein accused me of trying to kill him: he was reading The Wednesday Sisters in the bathtub when he read the agent character's name - Fred Klein - and nearly drowned. Or that's what he claims, anyway, and it does make a great ...

I've just finished touring for The Wednesday Sisters - so many wonderful bay area book stores! Who knew? Two of my favorites that I had never been to before: A Great Good Place for Books - Kathy (the owner - wonderful story about that, too) and the staff here knows books - good books! - SO ...

... autograph the book for the winner. It's a wonderful read, and a great book club book. And I'm throwing in a copy of The Wednesday Sisters for anyone who helps spread the word. Details at 1st Books: Stories of How Writers Get Started

My contest for Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper, with a possible bonus copy of The Wednesday Sisters expires Tuesday. Enter Here!

... My giveaway of Harriet Scott Chessman's Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper, together with a possible bonus copy of The Wednesday Sisters ends Tuesday. I had spam filter problems when I first posted the contest, so if you entered on in the first few days after 8/22, please check to make ...

I'm giving away Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper and The Wednesday Sisters at 1st Books. Apologies to anyone who tried to enter before, when my spam filter was blocking everything.

35. Wednesday Sisters - Meg Waite Clayton (BOCD)

35. Wednesday Sisters - Meg Waite Clayton

... thing. On the outreach to publishers thing, I do know from watching how Random House/Ballantine has been marketing The Wednesday Sisters (my novel) that there is great interest in outreach to bloggers. If there is a list somewhere of all the LT blogs or some other link I could pass ...

... like an interesting character 290. Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout - I enjoyed this one very much 291. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton - A good time was had by all 292. River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze River by Peter Hessler - nonfiction; ...

... Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper. Add a cross-post to your blog and if you're the winner I'll throw in a copy of The Wednesday Sisters - just in case you missed the Early Reviewer ARE giveaway, or want a hardbound copy. I'm marking this page so I can start visiting blogs!

... href="http://megwaiteclayton.com/1stbooks">1st Books: Stories of How Writers Get Started! And there is a bonus copy of The Wednesday Sisters to anyone who helps spread the word. See the blog for details!

... href="http://megwaiteclayton.com/1stbooks">1st Books: Stories of How Writers Get Started! And there is a bonus copy of The Wednesday Sisters to anyone who helps spread the word. See the blog for details!

Welcome, Meg! The Wednesday Sisters is on my "to get" list, next time I hit the bookstore! I've read some wonderful reviews for it.

... host at least one giveaway and probably more on my blog, and am thinking about doing a trial run with either my own novel (The Wednesday Sisters), or with Harriet Scott Chessman's Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper since she's my current guest poster and is so nice. So I'm taking notes ...

... so much time to stumble upon a group reads thread with caffeine in the title! I met several of you when I was touring for The Wednesday Sisters, but my introduction for those I haven't yet met: I live in Palo Alto, CA, and I'm a novelist. My favorite novels or all time are Middlemarch - ...

... r Women Authors: 3. What we All Long For by Dionne Brand 4. Self-Portrait with Ghosts by Kelly Dwyer 5. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 6. Between Here and April by Deborah Copaken Kogan

... ulkner 26. Self-Portrait with Ghosts by Kelly Dwyer 27. Between Here and April by Deborah Copaken Kogan 28. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 29. What We All Long For by Dionne Brand 30 Eating Our Hearts Out by Leslea Newman

Sorry to be arriving here so late. July recap: Deaf Sentence Sorry The Oxford Project The Latehomecomer The Wednesday Sisters Last Night at the Lobster Oxford Project, Latehomecomer and Wednesday Sisters are my recommends of the month. (I did like the others, but just not as ...

#28: Did you enjoy The Wednesday Sisters? I just checked it out of the library.

49. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton

... of George W Bush For Murder by Vincent Bugliosi from Amazon A Season In Purgatory by Dominick Dunne The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton From an LTer who is on BM, who is absolutely the sweetest young lady! She lives nearby, sent the books PRIORITY and they ...

... another of the Cora Felton series, A Puzzle for the Clue Lady. I also picked up yet another hold book at the library, The Wednesday Sisters.

I'm hosting a giveaway of The Wednesday Sisters over at Bookish Ruth. Deadline is August 20th (a Wednesday)!

I'm hosting a giveaway of The Wednesday Sisters over at Bookish Ruth. Deadline is August 20th (a Wednesday)!

I'm hosting a giveaway of The Wednesday Sisters over at Bookish Ruth. Deadline is August 20th (a Wednesday)!

Hey everyone -- I have an ARC of The Wednesday Sisters (claimed!) by Meg Waite Clayton that has, admittedly, seen better days -- it seems to have gotten wet before it reached me, so the top of the cover and the first thirty pages or so are a little wavy -- and read-only-once, ...

... my third category. VIII. New Authors to Me 1. Dawn by V.C. Andrews 2. The Green Mile by Stephen King 3. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 4. Spanish Billionaire, Innocent Wife by Kate Walker 5. Between Here and April by Deborah Copaken Kogan 6. Twilight by St ...

Ok, so I let you slide thru July...NOW we have August up...What are you all reading?? I am reading Wednesday Sisters and So Long at the Fair. Both are good so far!!

Just found this thread. KinnicChick, thank you (very belatedly) for your The Wednesday Sisters recommendation! I've had a very slow reading summer for me. I'm just about to start Somebody Else's Daughter. But I've been getting so little reading done this summer that my TBR pile is about to ...

... too, and will probably pick it up when it's released. I'm working on The Amulet of Samarkand, and need to get back to The Wednesday Sisters which, unfortunately, hasn't really drawn me in all that effectively. I'll be reading Breaking Dawn by Tuesday or Wednesday of this week, and ...

... a Early Reviewer snag (my first) because I want to get my review in there and get another. Then I have to read The Wednesday Sisters for an article or essay I hope to submit. I wonder if I'll get to 50 by January... I think that is where I started this year. Happy reading!

37. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton A wonderful novel about friendship among women who are mothers of young children in the 60's. And it includes lots of book references. What more could you want for a Sunday afternoon - or Wednesday - read?

... of the Great Horse trilogy. The other was called Did I Expect Angels? by Kathryn Maughan I've started to read The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton.

I started requesting in February, and so far I've received: Playing with the Grownups The Wednesday Sisters Between Here and April What We All Long For I like The Wednesday Sisters and Between Here and April better than Playing with the Grownups. What We All Long For is the most ...

... very much I've enjoyed the questions, and to thank everyone at Library Thing for your support. I learned last night that The Wednesday Sisters is now a NATIONAL bestseller, and that it's in its third printing already. I expect that is in large part due to the support of so many of the Early Re ...

... 50. Three Wishes by Barbara Delinsky 51. The Hollow by Nora Roberts 52. Three to Get Deadly by Janet Evanovich 53. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 54. The Richest Season by Maryann McFadden 55. Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 56. and High Five by Janet Evenovich I ...

... actually have even more exciting news than the second printing. Feels a little funny to be tooting my own horn, but ... The Wednesday Sisters is on this week's San Francisco Chronicle BESTSELLER LIST! #8! Maybe the best thing about being a bestselling author: your teenaged sons wash the ...

... a novel, often with sub files, so I can easily return to them. But I spend a lot of time in the library as well. For The Wednesday Sisters, I pored over old magazines my characters might have read, looking from everything from hair and clothing styles, to what they would be the thinking ...

I haven't read it yet, but it's on my list after The Wednesday Sisters and Huck Finn! The next person could really use a hug right about now.

... (Mar) The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield (Mar) We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson (April) The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton (May) Up next: Undecided 3 - FAVOURITE AUTHORS The Girl with No Shadow by Joanne Harris (Feb) Solstice Wood by Patrici ...

... novel, The Language of Light - and thank you for reading that too! - was set pretty much on my old farm in Baltimore. The Wednesday Sisters is set at a park three blocks from my home in Palo Alto. I do love taking photographs like Nelly in TLOL - though I lack her talent. And I run ...

Dear Meg: I really enjoyed The Wednesday Sisters which I got as an ARC through LibraryThing. Of course, I then read your The Language of Light. I enjoyed both your characters, their passions, and the setting. Do you like to take photographs like the main character in The Language of Light? I ...

... be titled THE PAYDAY SISTERS???? Now THAT would be a title! I do think it would be a very different story, of course. The Wednesday Sisters is a book about pursuing dreams, and although as an optimist I like to believe that anyone can pursue dreams, to say that is considerably easier to do ...

... my impulsive spending?) Anyway, the books are: After Dark by Haruki Murakami Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton I'll start being good next week. I promise!

... never quite got any traction, for a lot of reasons. Which is why I was despairing when I sat down with my journal the day The Wednesday Sisters really began.

... impossible to set out. If you think I'm just going to start and see what comes, it's quite shocking what does come. The Wednesday Sisters actually started with a little pity party I was having for myself in my journal one morning. It was was actually nothing but a title for a long time ...

Hi Meg, You can add me to the long list of people who loved The Wednesday Sisters! Congratulations on the book going into a second printing already! Thanks also for your blog -- it makes for very inspiring reading (and lengthens my wish list too!). You didn't answer Rarcar1's second ...

Thank you! Three friendships of mine in particular really provide the emotional heart of The Wednesday Sisters. I couldn’t have written it without my friend Jenn DuChene, my husband, Mac Clayton, and with my long-term writing pal, Brenda Rickman ...

Congratulations on the success of The Wednesday Sisters. I have been recommending it to friends and family as well. What was your inspiration for the book? Are you working on anything now?

Books I've read this year that aren't in the challenge (yet): 1. The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan 2. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 3. The Darkest Evening of the Year by Dean Koontz 4. Never Enough by Joe McGinniss 5. The Sex Club by L.J. Sellers ...

#6 David, I confess I hesitate to say anything at all about The Wednesday Sisters sales so far, for fear of jinxing myself. (I am definitely supersticous when it comes to my writing.) But I have been told that Ballantine is "ecstatic" about the early numbers they've gotten, and the news that they' ...

Thank you, Devourer! It's been just an amazing experience for me to watch readers respond to The Wednesday Sisters on LT. As an author, the weeks before a novel releases can be such an anxious time. You wonder if anyone will sit with your book at the literary lunch table. I think I've thanked Kati ...

Join us here to talk to Meg Waite Clayton, author of The Wednesday Sisters. She'll be on LibraryThing to discuss her work and answer questions through July 15th.

Just finished Eclipse; will probably read The Wednesday Sisters before I start on The Host, but it'll be tough! Then I'll likely start the Bartimaeus Trilogy, or The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic. At any rate, I'll be reading any two or three of those for the next week or two.

The Somnambulist and Wednesday Sisters but I want to buy Olive Kittredge and Lace Reader and also the 19th Wife.

... a book in 2 weeks or more--withdrawal set in and I ended up at Borders today and left with: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, The Wednesday Sisters, The Red Scarf, Falling Man, and last but not least for my daughter's summer reading 1984. Oh it felt so good to be in a bookstore again!

... with their copy and would be willing to send it to me? I can reimburse you for shipping, or trade a book (I have an ARC of The Wednesday Sisters or a copy of Girlbomb that I just finished), or whatever. Please help! I have to know what happens at the end!

22. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton Now reading Lean Mean Thirteen only two more books after this one and I have completly caught up on this series.

21. 1984 by George Orwell Started The Wednesday Sisters.

The Wednesday Sisters - my first Early Reviewers book. Sounded like a very interesting story by the description and something I would read and be able to share with my close friends. Reminded me a lot of my relationship with them. Spanish Billionaire, Innocent Wife - I had never read a Harleq ...

... pretty lucky and signed up in April and have received something every time I requested, which has been great. April - The Wednesday Sisters April Bonus - The Wishing Year May - Between Here and April

... Started 1984 and I agree I can't believe I hadn't picked this up sooner. Once done with 1984 im thinking of starting The Wednesday Sisters.

This program is great! I started in March and have gotten: Weaving a Way Home - still haven't received The Wednesday Sisters - very good The Wishing Year - good Stone Creek - excellent so far (I'm halfway through) I guess this must mean I'm due for a dry month or two... Nonetheless ...

... and so far I've gotten: Theres No Place Like Here The Yoga Zoo Adventure Secrets of the Hollywood Girls club The Wednesday Sisters The New Yorkers

... Gifted Olive Kitteridge Manic The Translator: A Tribesman's Memoir of Darfur Moose: A Memoir of Fat Camp and The Wednesday Sisters I didn't get anything from the May batch but I have my fingers crossed for June.

... January - Nothing February - Bulls Island by Dorothea Benton Frank March - The Last Oracle by James Rollins April - The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton May - The Richest Season by Maryann Mcfadden (which hasn't yet arrived) So, I'm 4 for 4 for the latest regular ...

... Have You Found Her (Nov bonus) Sitting Practice (Dec) The Girl with No Shadow (Jan) Weaving a Way Home (Mar) The Wednesday Sisters (Apr) ETA months received. I didn't request a book in February and I didn't get anything in May.

I have just turned the last page of The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. Here's my quickie review: Wow - did this book bring back my own personal memories of growing up in the San Francisco Bay area in the 60's and 70's. I thought it extremely well researched and very believable. It's ...

... 1 ARC that I forgot I requested: Zoe's Tale 3 from BookMooch from a generous LTer: Snow Flower and the Secret Fan The Wednesday Sisters Farewell My Queen

I finished Wednesday Sisters and just posted my review tonight. I really enjoyed the book. I gave it 5 stars. I'm partial to books set against the backdrop of the 60s and 70s and it seems that there was some characteristic in each woman that I was drawn to. To me, the characters were ...

... a look at these next time I'm on a book buying spree. And to think this all started with a humorous (to me) quote from The Wednesday Sisters. :-)

41. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 42. Noble Intentions by Katie MacAlister 43. A Thief in a Kilt by Sandy Blair 44. Highlander in her Bed by Allie Mackay 45. Spirited Away by Cindy Miles 46. Undead and Unwed by MaryJanice Davidson 47. Undead ...

#8 The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton completed June 2nd, 2008 I read this book over two months ago and it's taken me the whole summer to write a review, not because of some failing on the author's part, but because I simply needed to find the time to sit down and address the many ...

... I can't finish them. Did you read Fall on Your Knees? I loved that, and it sounds a bit similar. I am interested in The Wednesday Sisters, although it seems rather "California," like The Jane Austen Book Club, and I am a huge, huge Faulkner fan. If it weren't for Toni Morrison, he would ...

Finished The Wednesday Sisters yesterday. It was a really good book, especially for my first Early Reviewer. Review is posted in my library.

#21: the Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton Why I Chose It: My first Early Reviewers Book A story of five friends in the 60s living their everyday housewives life, come together in the park every Wednesday with their kids and through conversation learn they all enjoy reading books, ...

I seem to have only read three books in May (ack!): Artificial Things by Karen Joy Fowler (SF/Fantasy) The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton (New Authors) Wit's End by Karen Joy Fowler (Latest Book by Favourite Authors - though after reading this book I'm not sure about her ...

33. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton, a fellow Library Thinger was a fast, fun, and surprisingly deep book. Set in California in the late 60's and early 70's, five young women meet in the park and decide to form a writing group. As they share their innermost thoughts in their ...

My copy of The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton is up for grabs. Send me a comment or email if you's like it. This book has been claimed.

... in this group called "Done - Who Wants It Next?" where we have been swapping books. I know I am definitely interested in The Wednesday Sisters.

... finished War and Peace and also The Green Mile, I wanted to take on some lighter reading for a bit. I'm working on the Wednesday Sisters and The Age of Innocence. A little bit of diversity.

36. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton This was a likable book telling the story of a group of young housewives as the world changed around them during the 1960s. I thought it lacked the emotional heft it should have had and couldn't resist comparing it to the similarly themed The Wo ...

... / 50 books. 40% done! Currently Reading: The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton

Finishing up my Early Reviewer ARC of The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton and then likely to start my ARC of The 19th Wife. I'd like to try Howard's End too if I get the time this week.

The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 284 pages / 2008 / 5 stars / Fiction I received The Wednesday Sisters through the Early Reviewer program at LibraryThing. ...

I enjoyed looking at your blog and reading your review of The Wednesday Sisters which is up next for me; unfortunately, Memorial Day week end was too busy to get much reading done. Oh well, the entire (busy) summer is just ahead. Now if we'd just get some summer weather! I did think People ...

19. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton - (read 5/20-5/25) The Wednesday Sisters is the story of 5 women and their friendship over the years. This book started off a little rocky. There are 5 main characters and not much of a description of each one or introduction to the story. It seems ...

My review of The Wednesday Sisters is up. I'm another one who really enjoyed it. I'd recommend it for women's book clubs.

I just finished The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. It was an Early Reviewers book, and it's a perfect one for a book club. I posted my review as well. I'm also reading Living on the Black by John Feinstein, a terrific baseball book.

... a copy of Between Here and April. This makes 3 out of 4 for the past four months. Now I just need to get my review of The Wednesday Sisters done.

... my March book). I don't know how I've gotten so lucky, but I'm so glad. I just posted my review of my April book, The Wednesday Sisters, which I really liked. Now I'm on to the April bonus book The Wishing Year, which also looks great. It all just seems too good to be true!

I just posted my copy of The Wednesday Sisters on Bookmooch, and wanted to let this group know in case anyone was interested. edited to add: it's been spoken for - thanks!

17. The Wednesday sisters by Meg Waite Clayton, an LT Early Reviewer book, advance reader's copy. Just finished today, hope to write my review within a reasonable period of time, but have family visiting for the holiday weekend. I liked it lots - MUCH MUCH MORE than my previous LT ER book, ...

So glad you liked The Wednesday Sisters as it is up next for me after People of the Book. I thought it looked like a good Memorial Day weekend book.

30. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton I couldn't put this one down. I have been reading a lot of historical fiction and a few classics so this was a welcome break. I will have a review up shortly.

... Richest Season by Maryann McFadden. This is my second snagged book so far. Just Received my first snag from April The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite and am hoping to start reading it this weekend. I am so, so excited to have finally snagged some books!!

... Ondaatje speak with Kerri Miller. Currently reading Happier for my 888 Challenge and recommending friends pre-order The Wednesday Sisters because I loved it. And finally, finished reading some fanfic written by a girlfriend whose creative flow is really running. So she dived into her ...

Argh. I'm still missing my copy of The Wednesday Sisters and am starting to fear it may have been sent to my old address and/or lost. *headdesk*

#28 The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 286 pages total pages to date=8,077 This was my first ARC received through Library Thing. I'll be posting my review this evening or tomorrow AM. I have already started to read another Susan Rogers Cooper book in the Milt Kovak mystery ...

I got the Wednesday Sisters yesterday, and started it today. I am in Minnesota.

#27 Finnegan's Week by Joseph Wambaugh 335 pages total pages to date=7,791 I received an ARC through LT for The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton.Being in a negative mood I thought it might be trite chicklit but it is proving to be well written with interesting characters who ...

I'll be starting The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. It's my ER book from April. Since I still haven't gotten my March book, I figure I'd better get going on this one so I can get a review in and keep my good ER name! I just finished Peace Like a River by Leif Enger, and I ...

26. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. I wasn't sure I would like this book (an Early Reviewer copy), but I loved it. It was a lot more down-to-earth than most girlfriend stories.

I got the Wednesday Sisters as well. I'll probably be starting it today on my lunch break. I'm excited.

I just got The Wednesday Sisters today. Unfortunately, I started another book while waiting, a library book at that, so I can't start it just yet. I'm excited though!

Title: The Wednesday Sisters Author: eg Waite Clayton Date Arrived: 5/15/2008 Method of delivery: UPS Ground Location Received: Prescott Valley, AZ Book format: softcover Publisher: Random House Packaging: cardboard mailer Other: included letter from Asst. Marketing Mgr with URL for ...

Yay! I just got my copy of The Wednesday Sisters. It's automatically next on my list, so I should start it by tomorrow.

... for mystical creatures. Cute and funny, not especially original, but still enjoyable. I gave it 3 1/2 stars. #34 The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton was an arc I just got a couple of days ago. It's a great friendship, finding yourself sort of book set during the 60's and 70 ...

I just finished reading The Wednesday Sisters today. I hope you are enjoying it as much as I did.

Read the sequel to Bloodsucking Fiends which is entitled You Suck. Haven't written a review yet because I'm reading The Wednesday Sisters in my spare time and will get back to that review when I've finished this one. I'm in the middle of physically changing apartments (my husband has a second ...

Title: The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel Date Arrived: 5/12/08 Method of Delivey: UPS Location Received: Wisconsin Book Format: Advance Reader's Edition Paperback Publisher: The Random House Publishing Group Packaging: Cardboard Mailer Other: Letter from Asst Mktg Mgr with direction to ...

FYI Wednesday Sisters waiters... I received mine Monday of this week.

Title: The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel Date Arrived: 5/13/08 Method of Delivey: UPS Location Received: Boulder, CO Book Format: Advance Reader's Edition Paperback Publisher: The Random House Publishing Group Packaging: Cardboard Mailer Other: Letter from Asst Mktg Mgr with direction to ...

I haven't received the Wednesday Sisters either. I'm also on the west coast. I figure any day now we should be receiving them.

... Langan And My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You by Kathi Goldmark And my LT March Early Review book arrived: The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton

I'm also still waiting for The Wednesday Sisters, but I'm in CO and it seems that most people who've gotten it are further east. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for tomorrow. I still haven't received my March book either, and I have this fear that they'll show up at the exact same time!

Title: The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton Date Arrived: 5/12/2008 Method of Delivery: UPS Ground Location Received: Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia Mailed From: New York, NY Book Format: Advanced Reader's Edition Paperback Publisher: Ballantine Books/Random House Publishing Group ...

Title: The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel Date Arrived: 5/12/08 Method of Delivey: UPS Location Received: Peoria, IL Book Format: Advance Reader's Edition Paperback Publisher: The Random House Publishing Group Packaging: cardboard mailer Other: Letter from Asst Mktg Mgr with direction to ...

Today the brown truck brought me The Wednesday Sisters which I can't wait to read.

Yeah!!! So glad The Wednesday Sisters is finally getting to you all. Thanks for your patience - and double thanks for your interest!

UPS just dropped off my copy of The Wednesday Sisters, too. Luckily I was watching for him, because he left the package in a puddle on my stoop (Why do they do that??). I got to it before it soaked through - I would've been ticked if he'd ruined the book! I'm just finishing up the book I'm ...

Title: The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel Date Arrived: 5/12/08 Method of Delivey: UPS Location Received: Norfolk, VA Book Format: Advance Reader's Edition Paperback Publisher: The Random House Publishing Group (Ballantine Books) Packaging: Padded Mailer Other: Letter from Random House with ...

Title: The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel Date Arrived: 5/12/08 Method of Delivey: UPS Location Received: Southwest FL Book Format: Advance Reader's Edition Paperback Publisher: The Random House Publishing Group Packaging: Padded Mailer Other: Letter from Asst Mktg Mgr with direction to ...

I just got my copy of The Wednesday Sisters today via UPS! Yay!! I'll begin reading it tonight. :o)

I'm still waiting on The Wednesday Sisters. I hope it comes soon!

I received The Wednesday Sisters Friday afternoon (in CT). I'll start it as soon as I finish my book club book (Empire Falls, reading it again! So good...) Still waiting on Spirit of the Place....

>168, A few people have received The Wednesday Sisters, but not everyone. It is only in the past few days that people have been reporting getting it, so you are likely to receive it in the next week.

I see some people received their copy of The Wednesday Sisters but my copy hasn't arrived. Has anyone else NOT gotten their copy?

I wanted to let everyone who is getting a The Wednesday Sisters copy know that Ballantine tells me the copies went out early this week. Thanks for your patience! - Meg

44> Where did you see people reporting that they have received LT ER copies of The Wednesday Sisters? I haven't seen it mentioned yet. Just because people have it listed, or even have reviewed it, doesn't mean they got it through this particular program.

... Vargas 38. The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai 39. La Chute by Albert Camus 40. On Beauty by Zadie Smith 41. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 42. The Translator: A Tribesman's Memoir of Darfur by Daoud Hari

Lorax - Thanks for the list. I am still waiting in West Virginia for a copy of The Wednesday Sisters. Meg Waite Clayton, the author, is a member of LT and is keeping an eye on these groups to see that we get our copies of her book. Looks like there are quite a few titles that have still not ...

I'm still waiting for my copy of The Wednesday Sisters, though I'm afraid it's going to get lost in the mail, due to me changing my address a month ago, and now having to change it AGAIN. *headdesk*

I'm in Northern CA, and have yet to receive The Wednesday Sisters either - Every day I check my mailbox, today could be the day!:)

Re: The Wednesday Sisters, I actually picked up a (free) copy of this at the Texas Library Association conference a couple of weeks ago, so obviously there are copies floating around out there somewhere. I grabbed it quick, since I had gotten matched with a different book (but this was one of the ...

As part of the promotion plan for The Wednesday Sisters my publisher, Ballantine Books, is doing a drawing for a free vacation giveaway for librarians and booksellers: a week-long retreat for two in Santa Barbara, CA. (Perfect for catching up on your reading! And no requirements, no strings ...

Yikes! These messages that you all haven't received your The Wednesday Sisters yet are killing me! My publisher did give away 150 copies, which means someone somewhere had to package and label all those books, so please be patient. And I'm on Library Thing, so do feel free to ping me if it looks ...

No Wednesday Sisters for me in CO either. Makes me feel less worried that others are still waiting. Especially since I still haven't gotten my March book while others have received the one I'm waiting for. I haven't had a chance to submit an ER review yet, and I'm chomping at the bit! I guess ...

Still waiting on The Wednesday Sisters in Virginia, too.

#49 - No The Wednesday Sisters here in Chicago. I'm anxiously awaiting it's arrival.

>49 I have not yet received The Wednesday Sisters here on the west coast. Hopefully soon.

Just curious. Has anyone received either The Wednesday Sisters or The Mercedes Coffin yet? A friend and I are watching for them in West Virginia. edited to include punctuation!

... Early Reviewer nab - yeah! I can't wait to get it. And I am just turning into a pool of mush over the enthusiasm for The Wednesday Sisters. Thank you ALL for your interest! I do hope you feel as pleased to have gotten the ARC after you've read it!

... think? I considered using the Eliot quote - one of my favorites - for the epigraph of a novel I have coming out in June (The Wednesday Sisters), but instead used a Willa Cather: "Where there is great love, there are always miracles."

... two highschool aged sons (one off to University of Chicago next year), and I'm an ex-lawyer-turned-writer, with a novel, The Wednesday Sisters, coming out in June. My reading taste tends to mainstream and literary fiction, mysteries, and travel. And (given all the baseball talk), I'm a Cubs ...

I am getting The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. Woo-hoo!!

I'm getting The Wednesday Sisters and am looking forward to it. Thanks!!

I'm also excited about receiving The Wednesday Sisters; it was the only book on offer that was actually already on my wish list. Now if only my March book would get here soon...

Like quite a few people here, I am also receiving The Wednesday Sisters. I'm extremely excited since I am so new to LT and this was my first request. I'm looking forward to reading it and join in the discussions and see what everyone else thinks.

Yeah!!! I got my first time ever book The Wednesday Sisters. I am going to be watching my mailbox. At last it will bring me something other than bills. Thanks Library Thing for making it possible for us to get these books to read and review. ---Alice

I'm also getting The Wednesday Sisters! I'm so excited! I just hope this one gets here sooner. I'm still waiting for my March book, so I haven't even had a chance to post an ER review yet.

There were many to request for me, as well. I also heard I'll be receiving The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. I'm looking forward to it.

I'm so pleased that I'm getting The Wednesday Sisters. I can't wait for it to get here.

I'm getting The Wednesday Sisters. Yay. Thanks, Abby!

I'm getting a copy of The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton. This last batch was a great selection. So many to request this time around. Thanks LT!

... IN 2008 1. People of the Book, Geraldine Brooks 2. Playing With the Grown-Ups, Sophie Dahl 3. The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton 4. The Battle of the Labyrinth, Rick Riordan (overlap) 5. The Girl Who Stopped Swimming by Joshilyn Jack ...

... Love Marriage Quakeland Sarah's Key The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted The End of East The Size of the World The Wednesday Sisters 2012: Crossing the Bridge to the Future Authenticity: Clearing the Junk: A Buddhist Perspective Blood Sweat and Tea: Real Life Adventures in ...

I just wanted to thank all you folks who are requesting The Wednesday Sisters. That's me! (And it really is so thrilling to see people interested in reading it!) :-)

... Crystal Skull -The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted -The Fourth Perspective -The Interloper -The Lace Reader -The Wednesday Sisters -Two Brothers - One North, One South -1001 Events That Made America -Blood, Sweat, and Tea -From Eden to Exile -Novel Destinations Ho ...

... list though. I exercised some kind of restraint, at least! Alamut Sarah's Key The End of East The Lace Reader The Wednesday Sisters Two Brothers-One North, One South 1001 Events that Made America Declassified Fields of Honor: Pivotal Battles of the Civil War Novel Destin ...

... but I still ended up requesting 10! Love Marriage Sarah's Key The Crystal Skull The End of East The Lace Reader The Wednesday Sisters Two Brothers - One North, One South Fields of Honor Forever a Soldier From Eden to Exile

Though there were several that caught my eye, I only requested the two that I most want to read. Sarah's Key The Wednesday Sisters I would have requested Being Emily too but it's UK only so it goes on my wishlist.

... one off Sarah's Key Takeover The fourth Perspective The Lace Reader The Mercedes Coffin The Wednesday Sisters Aftershock Authenticity *** would really like this one Deep Ancestry *** also! Gifts from the Child Within My Miserable L ...

... End of East by Jen Sookfong Lee The Lace Reader by Brunonia Barry The Size of the World by Joan Silber The Wednesday Sisters by Meg Waite Clayton Two Brothers - One North, One South by David H. Jones 1001 Events That Made America by Alan Axelrod Aftershock by ...

... in Alabama by Joshlyn Jackson 4. Oh My Stars by Lorna Landvik 5. The Wednesday Sisters: A Novel by Meg Waite Clayton 6. Eflatun and the Magic Mirror by Kathryn Kranzler 7. Body Surfing by Anita ...

Books I am considering for next read: Caught in the Middle by Ricahrd C. Longworth - good for these times The Wednesday Sisters - looks like a fun, quick read during these cold days of winter The Boys in the Trees - need to see what rebeccanyc thought of it. Any others read yet? ...

... FINISHED GROUP 1. Bulls Island - Dorothea Benton Frank FINISHED 3/18 2. The Wednesday Sisters - Meg Waite Clayton FINISHED 5/14 3. Blue Smoke and Murder - Elizabeth Lowell FINISHED 5/23 4.