What are you reading? (16)
Just finished my Algebra book and I ought to be picking up Spanish pretty soon, other than that all I got are instruction manuals at the moment.
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Just finished Blaze by Richard Bachman------excellent book by the way.
Also just finished His Bright Light by Danielle Stelle--a book about her son....A MUST READ!!!!
Now reading Change of Heart by Jodi Picoult
I love to read and am always reading anything I can get my hands on.
Also just finished His Bright Light by Danielle Stelle--a book about her son....A MUST READ!!!!
Now reading Change of Heart by Jodi Picoult
I love to read and am always reading anything I can get my hands on.
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xoredheadxo: Just finished Blaze by Richard Bachman------excellent book by the way.
Also just finished His Bright Light by Danielle Stelle--a book about her son....A MUST READ!!!!Now reading Change of Heart by Jodi PicoultI love to read and am always reading anything I can get my hands on.
Also just finished His Bright Light by Danielle Stelle--a book about her son....A MUST READ!!!!Now reading Change of Heart by Jodi PicoultI love to read and am always reading anything I can get my hands on.
I'm like that too. Bookcases in every room. I also homeschool my daughter so I try to set a good example.
Actually, I think I have that book about Danielle Steels son. I'll have to dig it out and read it now. Thank you.
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Medical journals in the loo....wouldn't reccomend it unless you are a doctor or interested in the dissection of the left ventricle..
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Just finished A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini,
fantastic book!!!
And just started re-reading The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón,
which is another great book, I just read it too fast the first time...
fantastic book!!!
And just started re-reading The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón,
which is another great book, I just read it too fast the first time...
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coursework stuff on restorative justice - the kind of stuff where the offender meets up with the victim and others and is made aware of the impact of their deeds, the objective is to shame them into feeling so bad that they will go along with programmes which work towards making amends - but I would much rather be reading Harry Potter again too 
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dcj22: And would you recommend it?
I'm reading The Broker by John Grisham - yes, it's a good book that I found on the bookcase and realized I hadn't read this one.
I'm also reading Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy - Tom Clancy books are always good if you like a bit of intrigue and action.
Also reading -- hmm - can't remember the name of this one - but it's a MS Office 2007 book. I'm going for MOS certifications and need to brush up on my excel formulas.
My daughter and I are also reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix again. We've read them before, but we enjoy reading together and this is the book she chose. Anything to keep a kid reading.
I think that's all at the moment. I'm always reading 3-4 books at a time. I pick up whichever interests me most at the moment.
I'm reading The Broker by John Grisham - yes, it's a good book that I found on the bookcase and realized I hadn't read this one.
I'm also reading Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy - Tom Clancy books are always good if you like a bit of intrigue and action.
Also reading -- hmm - can't remember the name of this one - but it's a MS Office 2007 book. I'm going for MOS certifications and need to brush up on my excel formulas.
My daughter and I are also reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix again. We've read them before, but we enjoy reading together and this is the book she chose. Anything to keep a kid reading.
I think that's all at the moment. I'm always reading 3-4 books at a time. I pick up whichever interests me most at the moment.
I intend to start on 'The Broker' as soon as I finish 'The Blue Zone'. Its quite an interesting book about the witness protection programme of the FBI. I heard good things about 'The Broker', we shall see..
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trish123: coursework stuff on restorative justice - the kind of stuff where the offender meets up with the victim and others and is made aware of the impact of their deeds, the objective is to shame them into feeling so bad that they will go along with programmes which work towards making amends - but I would much rather be reading Harry Potter again too
When you read that stuff. Do you.Trish normally read between the lines and how many cups of coffee keeps you awake? Well ... have never watched or read "Dune " so now I feel like a right time to start. So I've read first 30 pages ... want to know what's gonna happened next
Oh yeah and Jeep Cherokee manual, pruning techniques and Plant Catalogs are the main read these days. Spring!
Morning Lady .... and gone I am time to wash and wax my baby girl.
Have a great one
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oslojente: Just finished A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini,
fantastic book!!!
And just started re-reading The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón,
which is another great book, I just read it too fast the first time...
fantastic book!!!
And just started re-reading The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón,
which is another great book, I just read it too fast the first time...
I loved both of those... they are both part of my "permanent" collection. I read so much and am swapping books contantly but there are the few, the great, that stay in my permanent collection!I just picked up a book but haven't started it yet called Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts. I initially picked it up because its over 900 pages and should keep me going for a week, but after reading the authors bio... I can't wait to dig into it!
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Konigsberg: When you read that stuff. Do you.Trish normally read between the lines and how many cups of coffee keeps you awake?
Well ... have never watched or read "Dune " so now I feel like a right time to start. So I've read first 30 pages ... want to know what's gonna happened next
Oh yeah and Jeep Cherokee manual, pruning techniques and Plant Catalogs are the main read these days. Spring!
Morning Lady .... and gone I am time to wash and wax my baby girl.
Have a great one
Well ... have never watched or read "Dune " so now I feel like a right time to start. So I've read first 30 pages ... want to know what's gonna happened next
Oh yeah and Jeep Cherokee manual, pruning techniques and Plant Catalogs are the main read these days. Spring!
Morning Lady .... and gone I am time to wash and wax my baby girl.
Have a great one
Dune is good but the sequels are disappointing. Film is very poor. Why would you wax a baby? Is that a Russian or a Canadian practice? Is it for some kind of pageant?
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The title of this thread.
You people ask silly questions sometimes!
You people ask silly questions sometimes!
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Konigsberg: When you read that stuff. Do you.Trish normally read between the lines and how many cups of coffee keeps you awake?
Well ... have never watched or read "Dune " so now I feel like a right time to start. So I've read first 30 pages ... want to know what's gonna happened next
Oh yeah and Jeep Cherokee manual, pruning techniques and Plant Catalogs are the main read these days. Spring!
Morning Lady .... and gone I am time to wash and wax my baby girl.
Have a great one
Well ... have never watched or read "Dune " so now I feel like a right time to start. So I've read first 30 pages ... want to know what's gonna happened next
Oh yeah and Jeep Cherokee manual, pruning techniques and Plant Catalogs are the main read these days. Spring!
Morning Lady .... and gone I am time to wash and wax my baby girl.
Have a great one
I read as little as I can get away with of all that stuff and in just a few weeks I can get back to novels - woohoo - there is a new Stephen Donaldson one (late last yr) that i just cant wait to get my hands on - Fatal Revenant, I think the series is called Wounded Land........ this is about the 5th
Oh I just know you have a great treat in store reading Dune - I so loved all those books - around the same time I read lots and lots of science fantasy. As FM says, the film really isnt up to much. Have you read Riverworld by Philip Jose Farmer or any of the Stephen Donaldson trilogies?
Another of my best ever faves are the Clan of the Cavebear books by Jean Auel, theres lots of plantlore (well researched too) in those ones which if you havent already found I know you will love
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Nothing at the moment.
Just finished reading "The Elves OF Cintra", the second book in the "Genesis Of Shannara" series by Terry Brooks. Have read read most of his Shannara books
Just finished reading "The Elves OF Cintra", the second book in the "Genesis Of Shannara" series by Terry Brooks. Have read read most of his Shannara books
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PeachesandRay: Nothing at the moment.
Just finished reading "The Elves OF Cintra", the second book in the "Genesis Of Shannara" series by Terry Brooks. Have read read most of his Shannara books
Just finished reading "The Elves OF Cintra", the second book in the "Genesis Of Shannara" series by Terry Brooks. Have read read most of his Shannara books
I have a couple of those books but haven't read them yet.
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jbibiza: I loved both of those... they are both part of my "permanent" collection. I read so much and am swapping books contantly but there are the few, the great, that stay in my permanent collection!
I just picked up a book but haven't started it yet called Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts. I initially picked it up because its over 900 pages and should keep me going for a week, but after reading the authors bio... I can't wait to dig into it!
I just picked up a book but haven't started it yet called Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts. I initially picked it up because its over 900 pages and should keep me going for a week, but after reading the authors bio... I can't wait to dig into it!
My "permanent collection" is so huge. Before I moved to this house, I even had a small bookcase in the bathroom. Bookcases in every room. I donated loads of boxes of books to the library, but still have so many. And now I want to cut them by half before we move. Thats sooo hard for me to do.
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I'm reading The Broker by John Grisham - yes, it's a good book that I found on the bookcase and realized I hadn't read this one.
I'm also reading Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy - Tom Clancy books are always good if you like a bit of intrigue and action.
Also reading -- hmm - can't remember the name of this one - but it's a MS Office 2007 book. I'm going for MOS certifications and need to brush up on my excel formulas.
My daughter and I are also reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix again. We've read them before, but we enjoy reading together and this is the book she chose. Anything to keep a kid reading.
I think that's all at the moment. I'm always reading 3-4 books at a time. I pick up whichever interests me most at the moment.