Book Club

[Lilysmom]

Three books to send a 60 year old male recovering from surgery.  These are what first came to mind.  What do you think?

The Outsider, Stephen King

I am Pilgrim, Terry Hayes

Still Life, Louise Penny.

Interested to hear your comments.  Will be ordering later today.  TIA.  LM

PS, do you think he would like Louise Penny?  I do.  A good storyteller.  The male is my brother.

[AngelPuppy1]

I don't remember the names of the books in particular but I think he might like the books by Clive Cussler.  You could go on his website or google his name and he has a lot of books which I think your friend might find enjoyable.  

[Graciea]

The Memory Man series by David Baldacci.

[lolakimono]

@Lilysmom 

Does he have a Kindle or iPad?

[Lilysmom]

@lolakimono , he has an ipad but not the most techie.  I am on one coast and he is on the other so I am going for paper books.  LM

[Lilysmom]

@AngelPuppy1 , my BIL likes Cussler.  LM

[Ladylaughsalot]

How about some books that are easy-reads:

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Now I Know: The Revealing Stories Behind the World's Most Interesting Facts

Ever Wonder Why: Here are the Answers

Sorry, I tried cutting and psting, but it didn’t work well.  

These two books, and others similar, are available on Amazon, and can be directly shipped to his address as a gift.  My Dad wasn’t much of a reader, but always enjoyed books like these.

[Travone]

How about something by Jeffrey Deaver?

[Sweetbay magnolia]

Still Life, because it's set in Canada.

[jlkz]

@Lilysmom 

To already recommended Baldacci and Deaver, I would add the Bosch detective series by Michael Connelly.  I think they made a series on one of the TV channels.

Another approach if he has a hobby or special interest would be a book with color pictures, e.g., automobiles, sports, etc.