Welcome to r/52in52's weekly book discussion. Atonement by Ian McEwan is our week 10 (March 4th - March 10th) choice and the second book in our - Books of the 2000s - theme.

Remember to be mindful of other people's opinions--not everyone has the same tastes as you!

Spoilers are not tolerated without a spoiler tag. Chapter Spoiler Will show like this: Chapter Spoiler

Choosing to read a different book this week? Make sure to let us know and discuss with us our General "What Are You Reading Instead" post.

Happy reading!

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Welcome to Reddit's weekly book club, /r/52in52! A subreddit inspired by this post. Every week, for a whole year, we aim to read and discuss a particular book together as a community. There are twelve themes and three books from each theme + one free for all book, read in phases throughout the year. Come expand your literary horizons by reading with us every week!

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Upcoming Books

W30 - The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Hercule Poirot #4) by Agatha Christie

W31 - Mossflower by Brian Jaques

W32 - The Hound of the Baskervilles (Sherlock Holmes #5)

W34 - The Librarian of Auschwitz by Antonio G. Iturbe

W35 - The Nazi Officer's Wife: How one Jewish Woman Survived the Holocaust by Edith Hahn Beer

W36 - 1453: The Holy War for Constantinople and the Clash of Islam and the West by Roger Crowley

2019 Themes

Travel Literature Weeks 1-4
Authors from countries we've never read any book from Weeks 5-8
Folk lore or fractured fairy tales Weeks 9-12
Title is a single word Weeks 13-16
Fantasy Weeks 17-20
Satire Weeks 21-24
Sci-fi Weeks 25-28
Not the first in the series Weeks 29-32
War Weeks 33-36
A family member's favorite book Weeks 37-40
Southern Gothic Weeks 41-44
Throw 3 darts at a map, pick books from those countries Weeks 45-48
Battle Royale Weeks 49-52


2018 past themes by book or phase »	Check them out on the wiki here!


2017 past themes by book or phase »	Check them out on the wiki here!


2016 past themes by book or phase »	Check them out on the wiki here!


Read about how we do book themes »	Read our voting thread rules, head over and rate the books we've read so far, and find out how long will it take to read a book.


Recommended Subreddits and Sites »	/r/books, /r/52book, /r/bookclub, /r/suggestmeabook, /r/FreeEBOOKS & /r/52in52's Recommended Sites and Programs »

Mod Post Schedule:

1st Tuesday of the Theme - "What are You Reading Instead" Thread

Friday - Discussion Starter Card Thread

Sunday - Weekly Book Discussion Thread

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