What Are You Reading (224)
serene56: What Are You Reading?
But I should add that I do have a fairly interesting collection of books that are about different philosophies and the design of various civilizations and other subjects such as various beliefs and thoughts on Hinduism, Zen, Buddhism and so on. I have many that are still boxed up while I am remodeling. What is your personal flavour in reading Serene?
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My reading days are well & truly over.. It's time for action.
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michaelright: Can only wonder what the shiny things might be ???
Just don't worry your pretty little head about it ok
More importantly, my tiny local library once again came up with the goods today, a brand new release about one of my fave Aus artists, Brett Whiteley .. can't wait to rip into it
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Dragos1: But I should add that I do have a fairly interesting collection of books that are about different philosophies and the design of various civilizations and other subjects such as various beliefs and thoughts on Hinduism, Zen, Buddhism and so on. I have many that are still boxed up while I am remodeling. What is your personal flavour in reading Serene?
Anything that piques my interest at any given time Dragos
Biographies, history, archeology, art, travel narratives, I'm a sponge and I love to soak up knowledge
Hope you get to unpack those hidden treasures soon
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serene56: Anything that piques my interest at any given time Dragos Biographies, history, archeology, art, travel narratives, I'm a sponge and I love to soak up knowledge
Hope you get to unpack those hidden treasures soon
Hope you get to unpack those hidden treasures soon
From what you describe I think I could say you would be quite happy going through these bookshelves. And yes! I do need to get more of them into their places. lol
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serene56: Just don't worry your pretty little head about it ok More importantly, my tiny local library once again came up with the goods today, a brand new release about one of my fave Aus artists, Brett Whiteley .. can't wait to rip into it
I've posted a pic of his that hangs on my living room wall, for anyone who's interested
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Dragos1: From what you describe I think I could say you would be quite happy going through these bookshelves. And yes! I do need to get more of them into their places. lol
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I would devour the contents of your bookshelves Dragos
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serene56: I would devour the contents of your bookshelves Dragos
I think you would actually. Though so many people now go to the computer I do believe that there is something special in holding that book and the same goes for "Writing". I find that my style in writing is more imaginative and maybe even more creative when using "pen and paper".
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Jo Nesbo: Cockroaches
If you are familiar with Stieg Larsson, Nesbo is similar but better.
If you are familiar with Stieg Larsson, Nesbo is similar but better.
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serene56: At the present time
Several books right now, my car book (kept in the car and my go to when I have appointments or long waits anywhere) an oldie from Sandra Brown called Honor Bound
My book in my bedroom is another Sandra Brown (having a REALLY hard time getting into it) Friction
Just finished yesterday another oldie by Mary Higgens Clark A Cry in the Night
I read several books at a time.
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This week I read:
Children of the famine trilogy: Under the Hawthorn Tree; Wildflower & Fields of Home by Marita Conlon-Mc Kenna
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Fufteen by J. Mc Cartney
Children of the famine trilogy: Under the Hawthorn Tree; Wildflower & Fields of Home by Marita Conlon-Mc Kenna
&
Fufteen by J. Mc Cartney
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I am wasting my time reading The Magnate by Harold Robbins... but I exonerate myself by saying I am reading it in Spanish.
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Edmund White 'Inside A Pearl'
Reminiscent of Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway in style
Captured on Page 1.
Reminiscent of Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway in style
Captured on Page 1.
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serene56: Edmund White 'Inside A Pearl'
Reminiscent of Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway in style
Captured on Page 1.
Reminiscent of Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway in style
Captured on Page 1.
Alice Walker "The Temple of My Familiar"
Viktor Frankl "Man's Search for Meaning" again, after many previous reads it still has meaning
Bhagavad Gita ( as bove)
and
"Aim low, they're riding ponies'
Next on the list is John Cleese's seminal work 'How to Irritate People"
Publisher has asked me to write the internet chapter that's now needed ;-)
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HexagonKeySet: Alice Walker "The Temple of My Familiar"
Viktor Frankl "Man's Search for Meaning" again, after many previous reads it still has meaning
Bhagavad Gita ( as bove)
and
"Aim low, they're riding ponies'
Next on the list is John Cleese's seminal work 'How to Irritate People"
Publisher has asked me to write the internet chapter that's now needed ;-)
Viktor Frankl "Man's Search for Meaning" again, after many previous reads it still has meaning
Bhagavad Gita ( as bove)
and
"Aim low, they're riding ponies'
Next on the list is John Cleese's seminal work 'How to Irritate People"
Publisher has asked me to write the internet chapter that's now needed ;-)
Viktor Frankl is kind of essential reading, wouldn't you say
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serene56: Viktor Frankl is kind of essential reading, wouldn't you say
Aye, that and the BG are near to my heart for so many reasons !
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I read a certain "newspaper" every day.-
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serene56: At the present time
The ministry of utmost happiness ~ Arundhati Roy
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not to be too obvious but,... reading this thread at the present time.
As for a book? I must admit I am not. I am reading a few different technical Manuals trying to trouble shoot some keyboard midi issues. I am thumbing through an old book called> "Museum of Antiquity"( A DESCRIPTION OF ANCIENT LIFE)
It is a interesting one if you like this sort of thing. I suppose I should start it from the beginning instead of jumping around. lol.
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