Sharks' Logan Couture begins book club during NHL season suspension

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Sharks captain Logan Couture has a lot more time on his hands right now than he expected. While he can't be on the ice, the 30-year-old is looking to expand his mind. 

Couture announced Tuesday that with the extra time on his hands during the NHL's coronavirus hiatus, he has started his own book club. The first one he's diving into is The Rule of the Law by John Lescroart. 

Couture says he enjoys psychological and legal thrillers, as well as murder-mysteries. He will give an official review of the book once he has finished it and is going to release lists of some of his favorite books. 

After finishing Charles Bukowski's Pulp, I read The Subterraneans by Jack Kerouac as my first book since the shelter in place rule began, and I'm a little over halfway through Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut. The No. 1 rule of reading book is: Always read Vonnegut.

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Sure, we know you're going to re-watch "The Office" for the billionth time on Netflix or binge "Tiger King," but do yourself a favor and open a book. Follow the captain and take Couture's lead to ease your mind and get sucked into a good story during these trying times.

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