Noah Over

James Tynion IV, Werther Dell'Edera

Noah recommends the horror comic book series Something is Killing the Children as a great read for extending spooky season.

Nikki Erlick

Noah might check out The Measure by Nikki Erlick as it was recently recommended to them.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Noah enjoyed The Great Gatsby and thought it captured the essence of the Jazz Age perfectly.

J. D. Salinger

Noah didn't like The Catcher in the Rye, finding the protagonist too whiny and unlikeable.

Eoin Colfer

Noah mentioned that a childhood favorite, Artemis Fowl, was ruined by the Disney+ adaptation.

John Darnielle

Noah finished Devil House and has a question for the book club.

Betsy Cromer Byars

Noah mentioned 'The Swimmers' in discussing conflicting meeting times with the Falls Church TTT.

Kōtarō Isaka

Noah just finished Bullet Train by Kotaro Isaka, a really good thriller about assassins on a train ride from Tokyo to Morioka.

John Darnielle

Noah plans on starting Devil House as their next book tonight.

Betsy Cromer Byars

Noah is looking forward to The Swimmers, as it looks really interesting.

Peter J. Carroll

Noah found a different book that looks more like a romance novel.

Art Spiegelman

Noah found a PDF copy of Maus.

Eoin Colfer

Noah mentioned loving the Artemis Fowl books when they were young.

Dave Barry

Noah enjoyed the _Peter and the Starcatchers_ series around that age.

James Clavell

Noah is still working on Shogun, aiming to finish it before the TV series comes out in February.

C.S. Lewis

Noah enjoyed the Chronicles of Narnia movie and is excited to see Greta Gerwig's adaptation of those books.

Peter J. Carroll

Noah visited Malaprop's in Asheville last week.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Noah tries to read through Frankenstein at least once a year, usually around October.

Doyle, A. Conan

Noah mentions returning to the Sherlock Holmes books decently often.

Agatha Christie

Noah mentions returning to the Hercule Poirot books decently often.

Seth Grahame-Smith

Noah enjoyed the unique twist in ``Pride & Prejudice & Zombies'' and found it refreshing to see classic literature reimagined in a creative way.

Peter J. Carroll

Noah recalls a book that was a big deal and turned into a movie.

Editors of Klutz

Noah lost his paper contract before filling it out, but he will read 3 books during the Book-It Challenge.

Lee Child, Andrew Child

Noah plans to read the new Jack Reacher book _Better Off Dead_ before starting on _Dune_.

Frank Herbert

Noah intends to read _Dune_ after finishing the new Jack Reacher book _Better Off Dead_.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Noah enjoys reading classics like Frankenstein annually and is open to discussing them.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Noah reads different classics regularly, including an annual reading of Frankenstein.

Kōtarō Isaka

Noah really enjoyed Bullet Train by Kotaro Isaka, describing it as a fast-paced page turner.

James Clavell

Noah is currently reading Shogun by James Clavell based on Chris Jones’ recommendation. It's a fun samurai adventure story he has been enjoying a lot.

Amy McCulloch

Noah is currently reading Breathless by Amy McCulloch, a book club read that she wanted to read at the time but did not get around to so catching up now.

Laura Ingalls Wilder, Garth Williams

Noah just started reading In The Woods and finds it really interesting.

Stieg Larsson

Michael Connelly

Karen C Day

Noah wonders if the story about the king's son in the book is connected to the main plot or just a separate story on revenge.

James Clavell

Noah is still reading Shogun, finding it long but with more time to read due to colder weather.

Nevil Shute

Noah read 'one' for a class in college, but does not remember the intro and likely skipped it.

Mark Greaney

Noah is almost done with The Gray Man, recommended by David as an action book.

Kōtarō Isaka

Noah is moving on to Bullet Train after seeing the movie trailer.

John Darnielle

Noah has picked up a copy of Devil House for book club.

Betsy Cromer Byars

Noah has picked up a copy of The Swimmers for book club.

Peter J. Carroll

Noah has never read it, but feels it comes up in jokey contexts a lot.

Peter J. Carroll

Noah finds Salander one of the best and most interesting characters in modern literature.

Dave Franklin

Noah was confused by the reviews on GoodReads.

Small Small Jabir

Noah finished reading their 3rd book tonight.

Emma Lee-Potter

Noah has hard copies of all the mentioned books if needed.

Peter J. Carroll

Noah mentioned that it's the summer reading book for all Duke students

Peter J. Carroll

Noah mentions a book signing event at Flyleaf Books with the author of The Violin Conspiracy.