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NaughtyGirl528yULEE, USA28 Threads 114 PostsWhat is a good book to everyone?? I love V.C. Andrews/ amd Dean Koontz....to name a couple. I just finished the thunder house by dean koontz, what a good book!
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pelican brief by john grisham ...great book....ne romance by nora roberts....
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You picked a dilly of a topic! There are several on here who love books and are voracious readers of all types of books; for most though, we have the impression that for most, just reading someone's profile is tatamount to reading an entire book!.
Myself, I rarely read any "novels" unless it is true and could not be published other than in novel/fiction form; depending on subject. Out of at least 3000 perhaps, maibe a dozen at the most are novels; but I do love sci-fi though, and have actually kept some. The reality of our world is far too fascinating for me to read mere fluff fiction.%)
Myself, I rarely read any "novels" unless it is true and could not be published other than in novel/fiction form; depending on subject. Out of at least 3000 perhaps, maibe a dozen at the most are novels; but I do love sci-fi though, and have actually kept some. The reality of our world is far too fascinating for me to read mere fluff fiction.%)
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lol i don't know about fluff fiction solitaire....i use reading more as an outlet from the real world, i hate reading ne thing deap or depressing if i want that i can turn on the news lol..... its my excape
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Any of Christine Feehans Carpathian novels
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Bonjour Candy!! missed ya! Loved the movie version of The Pelican Brief! Love movies and books; have 5 books going at same time...duh, where's the asprin...%)
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they actually did a great job with the pelican brief movie...but don't watch the client movie it sucks badly compared to the book...they completely ruined it lol good to see you too sweetie
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Beverly Lewis books, I just finished one of her series, it had 5 books in it, it was all about Amish people, fiction of course, but very interesting and entertaining. I also like VC Andrews and Danille Steele, I have read allof hers except last 5 books or so, I got behind, can't keep up with her. lol
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Candy! I loved the movie; have not read the book; same with Runaway Jury; fantastically all too true, but so well done! %)
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I've just gotten into "The Vampire Chronicles" (I'm reading "The Vampire Lestat" now) and I don't know why I never picked it up before. It's very engrossing for me. BUT, my absolute favorite so far has been "Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie.
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I love Stephen King, and Anne Rice, but I love most horror novels, as long as they are well written, when you can see them in your mind, and they play out like a movie, they have done their job. I gave the gift of reading to my kids while they were very small, and they love to read now, so many people don't have the patience for reading, but reading is also about relaxation, so reading to your kids also teaches them to relax, and unwind; when you can sit down and get immersed in a book, stress is gone.
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Yes, Dani, I agree, I think reading to your kids is the single
most important thing you can do for them. But not horror
novels, I hope! I read almost constantly to my daughter whenever
she was with me -- weekends, you know how it goes. I have
never developed much of a taste for horror novels myself,
though I guess I have read and enjoyed a few. I have read
science fiction and mysteries and such, but these days I seem
to like plain ordinary unclassifiable mainstream novels,
especially those of Mary Wesley.
dpw
most important thing you can do for them. But not horror
novels, I hope! I read almost constantly to my daughter whenever
she was with me -- weekends, you know how it goes. I have
never developed much of a taste for horror novels myself,
though I guess I have read and enjoyed a few. I have read
science fiction and mysteries and such, but these days I seem
to like plain ordinary unclassifiable mainstream novels,
especially those of Mary Wesley.
dpw
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i like stephen king and horror books too as well as true crime novels.Anything but the Green Family chronicles,lol. just kidding dpw.
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lmao!!!
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I like Dr,Seus,I am in a few of his books.....lol
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Whatta coincidenc e i know a renowned reader of dr seus books,lol
you must be the"Brat in the Hat" lol
you must be the"Brat in the Hat" lol
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steve honey you arent wearing a hat...lol
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