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	Jacob	I think I'll wait for the sequel...."The 101st Year, Solitude Becomes My Bitch"   Postado por Jacob em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:29 [Responder Comentário]

	Vin Vinny Goldsmith	If the book is half as long as the title - it will be a very long One Hundred Years.   Postado por Vin em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:31 [Responder Comentário]

	Brandon	It's good, but a hypen could have made it great.   Postado por Brandon em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:32 [Responder Comentário]

	Becky Becky Horseman	It sounds like a sleeper. I think it needs more action. Maybe toss in an action verb. Perhaps "Biting my Tongue for a Century" would work better.   Postado por Becky em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:36 [Responder Comentário]

	Elizabeth	A hundred years seems kind of long.  It is definitely longer than one year but not nearly as long as a thousand years or a million years.  Solitude seems a bit lonely to me. A hundred years of solitude?  That's pretty rough.   Postado por Elizabeth em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:37 [Responder Comentário]

	Charlie Wowbagger Charles Lueck	What about the book "A Curious Inceident of the Dog in the Night-Time?" Its a title so long you could sell it on ebay.   Postado por Charlie Wowbagger em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:43 [Responder Comentário]

	Tracy	It doesn't sound very zippy, does it? I've actually read that book. It was very good. You wouldn't know that from the title, however.   Postado por Tracy em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:52 [Responder Comentário]

		You said, "...seems kinda long to me. Yet, in a way, it leaves me wanting more." I say, "That's what she said!"         Postado por em domingo, maio 21, 2006 - 11:52 [Responder Comentário]

	Kelley Kelley Logan	The Time Traveller's Wife is really really good.     Postado por Kelley em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 12:04 [Responder Comentário]

	Carlye Carlye Bindel	Is it like a book documentary?  Cause if it is, I bet it took a long time to write.   Postado por Carlye em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 12:16 [Responder Comentário]

	John	Is that a biography of Sasquatch by any chance?   Postado por John em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 12:37 [Responder Comentário]

	Honey B. Hind	Mr. Marquez sounds married.   Honey B.   Postado por Honey B. Hind em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 12:38 [Responder Comentário]

	Johnatron John Sagouspe	The title suggests that this is not about a person, becuase if it was, it would be pretty hard to live alone for one hundred years.   Postado por Johnatron em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 12:53 [Responder Comentário]

	Smoosh Smoosh McSmeesh	This title absolutely changed my life!  It's a must read!  Gabriel (that man) is a genius!  His expert use of the word "solitude" truly reveals his ability to touch on sensitive issues without alienating the reader. I highly recommend this book title to everyone wanting to get back in touch with their inner hermit.  Spend the two seconds, it's so worth it.   Postado por Smoosh em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 12:55 [Responder Comentário]

	Intensity In Ten Cities	I just hope that's not all Klondike games... Oh wait, you said solitude...   Postado por Intensity In Ten Cities em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 1:42 [Responder Comentário]

	C. D. Peck Christopher Peck	Who wants to read about one hundred years of a card game?   Postado por C. D. Peck em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 2:02 [Responder Comentário]

	The Reclusive Canadienne	I feel like a fraud. I only watched the movie version of the title. They changed it a bit from the book version. It was called One Hundred Years of War and Steamy Sex. And they gave it a happy ending.   Postado por The Reclusive Canadienne em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 2:38 [Responder Comentário]

	muffinbasket	You win.   Postado por muffinbasket em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 8:10 [Responder Comentário]

	Warning: I karate chop Audrey Lao	My English professor said that that was one of the books that we should read before we die. He said it was his favorite book... and he's read a lot of books. Good choice! I give you two kudos for that!   Postado por Warning: I karate chop em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 3:21 [Responder Comentário]

	Oakraidr	I will read it when i see it on your desk at DunderMifflin But that may take a hundred years.    Postado por Oakraidr em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 5:05 [Responder Comentário]

	Jimmy Jimmy Blackmon	I loved how you hadn't blogged in months, then suddenly post four in a day. This my friend, is what makes you a genius.   Postado por Jimmy em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 5:36 [Responder Comentário]

	tabz	I loved his other book, Love in the Time of Cholera. I've been wanting to read this too.   How's the Time Traveler's Wife? I have the book but haven't had the time to read it.   Postado por tabz em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 3:09 [Responder Comentário]

	Mollee	The Time Traveler's Wife is a more worthy and enjoyable read, fo sure.   Postado por Mollee em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 8:09 [Responder Comentário]

	Lee misses his Dad. lee howard	OK, well, first off, is the OneHundered Years of Solitude for a PERSON? Because i am sorry, unless you are Moses, Bea Arthur or Wolverine from the X-Men (his mutation makes him, uh...it's like a healing factor, so...so, like, he is actually , you know, OLDER than the other guys...cause of...cause of his healing factor thing......just..just ages him, you know...slower or something), then there is no WAY your solitude will last 100 years. You'll be dead. even if yer taken at zero-years-old, someone has to come and fed you to keep u alive for the 100 years, then BAM, no more solitude. So, maybe the book is about something inanimate....like a cup. A cup could go that long with solitude. But for crying out loud, how do you expect me to read a big book about a lonely cup? How does it even get made? ya know? who...who 'greenlit' that?...'lonely cup...just..just a cup...all by itself....interesting....should be good'. They'll publish anythng now. rubbish. reeeeal rubbish.   Postado por Lee misses his Dad. em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 9:17 [Responder Comentário]

	tyler tyler Miller	One Hundred Years of Solitude? I've read that - It's all about this guy Clark who crashes his spaceship on earth and sets up his house (in what some might call a "fortress") far, far, away from humanity. This is his own personal place to "think" and get away from it all. At one point he breaks this self-imposed "solitude" by bringing his girlfriend there, and because he decides to marry her, he loses all that made him who he was. In order to fix it, he runs so fast that time goes backwards and he corrects the decision he made to break the solitude and goes back to his happy life. I think they are making another movie about this guy's life (they have four already, one even with Richard Pryor in it) that is due out this summer. But hey, what do I know? By the way, Michael Scott is a donkey...HR rocks!   Postado por tyler em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 11:29 [Responder Comentário]

	tyler tyler Miller	Actually - i have it on good authority that this guy didn't run so fast that time goes backwards, but that he "flew" so fast....geesh...talk about your pie in the sky books. Hmmmm....that's what she said!   Postado por tyler em segunda-feira, maio 22, 2006 - 11:32 [Responder Comentário]

	Trevor	Some suggestions for your next book title club entry: "High Fidelity" "All The King's Men" "The 1986 Buick Century Owner's Manuel" "Who Moved My Cheese? Seriously, What the Hell!" "Michael Scott's Tales of Erotica"   Postado por Trevor em terça-feira, maio 23, 2006 - 10:52 [Responder Comentário]

	Lisa	I read that book. I liked the José Arcadios better than the Aurelianos.   Postado por Lisa em quarta-feira, maio 24, 2006 - 7:40 [Responder Comentário]

	Audrey Audrey Korshoff	A man wrote a book called a Hundred Years of Solitude... well, he must have a love affair with his palm... personally I think he's lost his grip on reality... I mean, a hundred years... no fun, no nookie from another... yes, he's got a narcissistic love affair with his own hand for sure.   Postado por Audrey em sábado, maio 27, 2006 - 6:56 [Responder Comentário]

	Allysa Allysa B	hey i read time traveler's wife too! but i'm only halfway done with it. i should be able to finish it this summer and give it back to my friend [after borrowing it for about 8 months]   Postado por Allysa em domingo, maio 28, 2006 - 8:03 [Responder Comentário]

	Emily	I know several people who have tried to get me to read this one, but the title...It seems to me that it would be like watching paint dry (and I'll read just about anything).  Why read about someone else's boring life? And just how old is this guy?  he he he   Postado por Emily em terça-feira, junho 06, 2006 - 8:01 [Responder Comentário]

	Aaron	I didn't know they wrote a book about my sex life....   Postado por Aaron em quarta-feira, junho 07, 2006 - 12:01 [Responder Comentário]

	Hammurderer	It could have been, One Hundred Years of Solitude, With an Occasional Phone Call That Goes Unanswered, and Overwhelming Self-Loathing at the Way I've Been Living. But it's not, so we should all feel relieved.   Postado por Hammurderer em sábado, junho 10, 2006 - 5:25 [Responder Comentário]

	tori weber Tori Weber	I thought it was boring.   Postado por tori weber em quinta-feira, junho 22, 2006 - 4:42 [Responder Comentário]

	B.J. Novak	One Hundred Years of Solitude?  Best contemplated alone over a very, very long period of time. Next book title club nominee:  "Much Ado About Nothing."  (My verdict: does not begin to live up to its enormous hype.)   Postado por B.J. Novak em sexta-feira, julho 07, 2006 - 8:47 [Responder Comentário]

	Angry Bea	One Hundred Years of Solitude, should be read by anyone who considers themselves a seeker of knowledge. This book is not an easy reader, it will take a lot of time, but it is worth every minute.   Postado por Angry Bea em domingo, julho 09, 2006 - 7:57 [Responder Comentário]

	i am NOT Brian Ledne!!!!	♥I have been wanting to read this book for so long and now, instead of working, I read One Hundred Years of Solitude. I just finished Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park just wasn't cuttin' it. ♥   Postado por i am NOT Brian Ledne!!!! em segunda-feira, julho 10, 2006 - 5:11 [Responder Comentário]

		coincidentally, in the beginning of summer i read both of those books. they're both amazing.   Postado por em terça-feira, agosto 22, 2006 - 7:59 [Responder Comentário]

		*one hundred years and time traveler's wife. i heard ttw was being made into a movie! i totally see edward norton as henry.   Postado por em terça-feira, agosto 22, 2006 - 8:01 [Responder Comentário]

	Libby	You're absolutely right - the title is long, and the book is even longer (and somewhat depressing and hard to follow). What is the next book title your club will be reading?  I can't wait to get my eyes on it!   Postado por Libby em quarta-feira, agosto 23, 2006 - 5:00 [Responder Comentário]

	Maggie The Cat	I see you are/were reading The Time Traveler's Wife.  Good read, I enjoyed it very much.  One Hundred Years of Solitude:  I had a hard time keeping characters straight.  They all had the same/similiar names but I finally figured it out!    Postado por Maggie The Cat em quinta-feira, outubro 12, 2006 - 12:06 [Responder Comentário]

	Tom	I just pooped a little.   Postado por Tom em quinta-feira, outubro 12, 2006 - 1:15 [Responder Comentário]

	miss sullivan	what are you reading now? might i suggest "self" by yann martel...its really good.   Postado por miss sullivan em terça-feira, novembro 07, 2006 - 4:46 [Responder Comentário]

	Holly Holly Brown	oh, I love you. My one professor's review of the book: "I don't know. . .100 years is a LONG time." Also, The Time Traveler's Wife is excellent.  I'm excited for the movie.   Postado por Holly em segunda-feira, dezembro 11, 2006 - 12:13 [Responder Comentário]

	Caro	OMG I actually have both these books (100 years of Solitude & the time travelers wife) on my TO READ LIST this year...( yeah yeah I have a to read list... I know I'm a nerd, but I could care less.) Anyway... Once i finish them I will let you know what i think.   Postado por Caro em domingo, fevereiro 04, 2007 - 4:26 [Responder Comentário]

	jimmy the infuriator alex bowser	i feel like this book is for people who aren't very popular perhaps i should read it   Postado por jimmy the infuriator em domingo, fevereiro 11, 2007 - 1:54 [Responder Comentário]

	HG	I love this book. Love it. I couldn't stop mulling over it for days after I read it.   Postado por HG em quinta-feira, março 08, 2007 - 11:31 [Responder Comentário]

	sarah	If you only read one book title this year, make it this one.  Love, sarah (a woman.)   Postado por sarah em sexta-feira, maio 04, 2007 - 9:23 [Responder Comentário]

	Deedra	I like how the author of this title uses "O" words 40% of the time. It demonstrates his fear of himself. Everyone knows that if you find yourself in the middle of an "O", of any form, you are never alone, because you have yourself, like it or not. If the title was "One Hundred Oreos of Solitude", then I would think differently. Great disussion you have going on here, Paul.   Postado por Deedra em terça-feira, julho 17, 2007 - 2:39 [Responder Comentário]

	Deb	Beware books beginning with geneaologies. I prefer Love in the Time of Cholera by the same author. Also enjoyed The Time Traveller's Wife, particularly the parts where the narrator has sexual encounters with his present self present. Tickles the imagination.   Postado por Deb em quarta-feira, agosto 08, 2007 - 3:25 [Responder Comentário]

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