I just finished the new Catherine Coulter "KNOCK OUT" and now I'm starting the new Janet Evanovich 'FINGER LICKIN FIFTEEN"---oh, how I love me some Stephanie Plum!
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 01:08 PM
Just finished Night World volume 2 Just started on volume 3.. It is a collection of 3 short stories about vampires, witches, stuff like that but all the storys go hand in hand with the other stories. They arent to bad... I have been on a Vampire kick since I read Twilight LOL 
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Reading "The Time Traveler's Wife". Not loving it so much, kinda feels like a chore to read it.
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I just finished Digital Fortress by the same author of davinci code and angels and demons.it was great!
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 02:41 PM
small hijack: This topic reminded me of a book/movie in my childhood days. I am not a reader but, in my (10-11 yr old) childhood, the most popular book was "Love Story" with Ali McGraw and Ryan O'neal and the book was suppose to contain a lot of "bad words". I got caught with it and my Mother made me give it abck to the girl I borrowed it from, before I could read the first page. I requested that Movie as a gift one time. highjack over: carry on 
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 02:45 PM
Among other things, I'm re-reading the first and working through the second.
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 03:19 PM
Barbara Cartland's The Heir
This one has not gotten interesting yet, might have to quit reading it and I rarely ever do that.
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 06:12 PM
I finished "The Red Tent" not too long ago and I really liked it. Now I am about to be done with "A Thousand Spendid Suns" and it was good but just so sad.
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 07:42 PM
Weeeeeellllllll, how about that! I didn't know we had a "Book Club" Forum!!!!! We learn something new everyday!!
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 07:56 PM
Currently: "Kathy Sue Loudermilk, I Love You" by Lewis Grizzard. Somehow I'm not getting as much enjoyment out of it as I did years ago when I read it. It almost reads like "East of Eden" for me. That was a book that I just could not pick up. This is the same way. Not sure I'll finish it.
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On request: "Candide" by Voltaire. Recommended by a friend.
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 08:02 PM
QUOTE (Starr's * Nana @ Jun 28 2009, 08:56 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Currently: "Kathy Sue Loudermilk, I Love You" by Lewis Grizzard. Somehow I'm not getting as much enjoyment out of it as I did years ago when I read it. It almost reads like "East of Eden" for me. That was a book that I just could not pick up. This is the same way. Not sure I'll finish it.
On request: "Candide" by Voltaire. Recommended by a friend.
On hand: "My Sister's Keeper". I bought it Friday and after I finish the above two, I'll read it next.
Running a little behind on my goal of 50 by the end of the year.
On request: "Candide" by Voltaire. Recommended by a friend.
On hand: "My Sister's Keeper". I bought it Friday and after I finish the above two, I'll read it next.
Running a little behind on my goal of 50 by the end of the year.
I plan on reading that one on my flight to Singapore. I have a 5 hour layover in Tokyo both ways so I'm sure I'll get it finished in time to see the movie in the theaters!
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 08:28 PM
You'll enjoy Candide. I also recommend getting a copy of Leonard Bernstein's operetta based on the work - great fun, and an incredible overture.
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 08:36 PM
Atlas Shrugged and at 1200 pages, I will be reading it for a while. Great book and very relevant to today's situation.
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Posted 28 June 2009 - 09:10 PM
QUOTE (GAhorsegal @ Jun 28 2009, 07:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I finished "The Red Tent" not too long ago and I really liked it. Now I am about to be done with "A Thousand Spendid Suns" and it was good but just so sad.
LOVED The Red Tent!!! I would actually like to read that one again....
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QUOTE (Mrs G @ Jun 28 2009, 08:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Weeeeeellllllll, how about that! I didn't know we had a "Book Club" Forum!!!!! We learn something new everyday!!
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I am a little behind but finally got around to reading that certain series by Stephenie Meyer. Currently reading "Eclipse."
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Read The Red Tent years ago. IT was a took book!
I am reading the Sookie Stackhouse series (that is what the HBO show True Blood is based on) I am hooked on the books and the show.
Also reading Carpe Demon and The Devil in White City.
Carpe Demon is an easy reading choice and the first in a series.
The Devil in White City is historical nonfiction. It is very interest but it is taking some time to read. There are a lot of dates and names. It is about the first world's fair and a serial killer in that period. I would recommend this one.
I am reading the Sookie Stackhouse series (that is what the HBO show True Blood is based on) I am hooked on the books and the show.
Also reading Carpe Demon and The Devil in White City.
Carpe Demon is an easy reading choice and the first in a series.
The Devil in White City is historical nonfiction. It is very interest but it is taking some time to read. There are a lot of dates and names. It is about the first world's fair and a serial killer in that period. I would recommend this one.
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Posted 29 June 2009 - 06:43 AM
A friend who I never expected to be much of a reader and especially not someone who reads "the classics", recommended it.
I'm so excited! The library called and "Candide" is ready for me to pick up.
I'm so excited! The library called and "Candide" is ready for me to pick up.
QUOTE (JMT @ Jun 28 2009, 09:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
You'll enjoy Candide. I also recommend getting a copy of Leonard Bernstein's operetta based on the work - great fun, and an incredible overture.
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Posted 29 June 2009 - 07:49 AM
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Just finished Night World volume 2 Just started on volume 3.. It is a collection of 3 short stories about vampires, witches, stuff like that but all the storys go hand in hand with the other stories. They arent to bad... I have been on a Vampire kick since I read Twilight LOL
Me toooo! LOL
I've read the Twilight Saga, then it was the House of Night series, then it was the Blue Blood series...
Now I'm reading...
Anne Rice The Vampire Chronicles. It's Interview with a Vampire, The Vampire Lestat and The Queen of the Damned all in one book. And I'll tell you what...this book is HEAVY...typed in SMALL print and it's taking me forever to read...LOL But it's good.
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I just finished the new Catherine Coulter "KNOCK OUT" and now I'm starting the new Janet Evanovich 'FINGER LICKIN FIFTEEN"---oh, how I love me some Stephanie Plum!
15 was MUCH better than 14. Chapter 15 was my favortie in Finger Lickin Fifteen. I hope you enjoy it like I did.
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QUOTE (brandywine @ Jun 29 2009, 12:26 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Read The Red Tent years ago. IT was a took book!
I am reading the Sookie Stackhouse series (that is what the HBO show True Blood is based on) I am hooked on the books and the show.
Also reading Carpe Demon and The Devil in White City.
Carpe Demon is an easy reading choice and the first in a series.
The Devil in White City is historical nonfiction. It is very interest but it is taking some time to read. There are a lot of dates and names. It is about the first world's fair and a serial killer in that period. I would recommend this one.
I am reading the Sookie Stackhouse series (that is what the HBO show True Blood is based on) I am hooked on the books and the show.
Also reading Carpe Demon and The Devil in White City.
Carpe Demon is an easy reading choice and the first in a series.
The Devil in White City is historical nonfiction. It is very interest but it is taking some time to read. There are a lot of dates and names. It is about the first world's fair and a serial killer in that period. I would recommend this one.
Devil in the White City is a great read. Clearly illustrates the difference between now and then. Erik Larson has done a couple of good books.
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Just finished Night World volume 2 Just started on volume 3.. It is a collection of 3 short stories about vampires, witches, stuff like that but all the storys go hand in hand with the other stories. They arent to bad... I have been on a Vampire kick since I read Twilight LOL
Read the House of Night series.... 5 books (Marked, Betrayed, Chosen, Untamed, and Hunted) written by a mother/daughter team. They are very good. I actually just finished the 5th one last night, and sitting on pins and needles waiting for the 6th to be released in October!!!
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Read the first chapter in "My Sister's Keeper". Put that one aside and started "Candide" since it is from the library.
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Me toooo! LOL
I've read the Twilight Saga, then it was the House of Night series, then it was the Blue Blood series...
Now I'm reading...
Anne Rice The Vampire Chronicles. It's Interview with a Vampire, The Vampire Lestat and The Queen of the Damned all in one book. And I'll tell you what...this book is HEAVY...typed in SMALL print and it's taking me forever to read...LOL But it's good.
I've read the Twilight Saga, then it was the House of Night series, then it was the Blue Blood series...
Now I'm reading...
Anne Rice The Vampire Chronicles. It's Interview with a Vampire, The Vampire Lestat and The Queen of the Damned all in one book. And I'll tell you what...this book is HEAVY...typed in SMALL print and it's taking me forever to read...LOL But it's good.
Yall should try Anita Blake Series by Laurel K Hamilton
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More life lessons from Anita:
There are some things more important than physical survival. You've got to be able to look yourself in the mirror.
Guns aren't designed for comfort. It's one of the few things that are worn by men, that are as uncomfortable as a pair of high heels.
Change is inevitable and leading change makes it positive. Availability is not a qualification. Hope is not a strategy. Potato chips are not a vegetable, and hot dogs are not a meat. Feedback is a gift, and anyone who "unfriends" you on Facebook because of a disagreement wasn't truly your friend at all.
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