Gary Null's Perfect Health System

Laura mentioned a book that is also on her shelf and partially read.

Max recommends Housing Works on Crosby as the best bookstore in the city, especially on a Sunday.

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Annie suggests reading a book during a long commute.

Laura has the book on hold at the library.

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Annie found the book totally unreadable and thought it was funny.

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Heather listened to a nice audio book with a lovely Irish accent in December.

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Becky mentioned reading 8 parts of a book.

David randomly recommended a book

Laura can access highlights in the browser or on Kindle.

Laura inquired about branching into new genres or types of books this year. Share in the thread.

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Becky read it during undergrad.

Jackson mentioned African and African-influenced fantasy novels in comparison to queer fantasy novels.

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Pascale hasn't thought of this book in so long!

David seems to prefer physical books over e-books, enjoying the traditional feel of paper pages.

Cindy mentioned that she had the same experience.

Laura encourages supporting small businesses by buying more books.

Laura mentioned aspirations of tracking reading, reading before bed, and reading more books.

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Lindsay expressed interest in the book and would like an invite.

Cindy is considering putting the book on hold at the library.

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Mel got her first library book since COVID started yesterday and it was an easy pickup, already checked out and bagged up for her!

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Becky found the audiobook delightful with just the right amount of pomposity in the narrator's voice.

Max mostly knows her as a customer at bookstores where she worked and met her father once who seemed like a decent man.

Laura is organizing a Blind Date with a Book Lunchtime Extravaganza event next week where participants will describe books without revealing titles or authors.