The next selection for Moira’s Seattle Times Book Club is Catherine Steadman's “Mr. Nobody,” about a mysterious man found on a British beach, unable to speak. The book club will discuss the book online at noon Wednesday, Dec. 16, at seattletimes.com/books.
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