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Hush - Donna Jo Napoli
also gonna start rereading Dusk and Dawn by Tim Lebbon, and also waiting on the latest Kim Harrison book to be released, I preordered it October of last year. 
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I recently started "Vampire hunter D: The rose princess" Very good book!
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Starting The Iron Queen by Julie Kagawa (i love this series, cant wait to read this one) I saw this at Wal-Mart and it looked pretty good. Three books out, any idea how many she will write? Hello Equus  Im not sure how many will be. The first, the iron king and the second, the iron daughter are very good. They are teen books but i love them anyway. I already know there is going to be at least one more book besides the iron queen,writen on another caracter perspective, Ash. Cool, I may wait on it then till they're all out! |
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Just finished The Words We Live By by Linda Monk. A breakdown of what the words of the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Amendments mean. Really good, easy read.
Reading Mean Streets by Jim Butcher. Can't wait for the next books to come out in paperback!!! |
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Loved Mean Streets.
On to Anabasis: The March Up Country by Xenophon |
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Just finished Under the Dome. I do believe Stephen King has finally outdone himself.
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I am always reading about 10 books at a time, for most of which I have little enough time as it is. Right now, the top of my bed is littered with The Horsemen, On The Warrior's Path, Trap lines North, Little House in the Big Woods and The Long Winter, Rowboat in a Hurricane, Do it Yourself Housebuilding (putting in new stairs), Making the Adobe Brick by Eugene Boudreau, Notches of all Kinds, Getting Along in Portugese, Just finished The Whale Warriors, and of course, Jane Jacobs' Dark Age Ahead. Anyone out there speak any portugese, I think i am ready to practice
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Bought this Book yesterday .....
"A Home At The End Of The World' Written by ..Micheal Cunningham The writing is ...is a constant pleasure , flowing and yet Dense with incisive images and Psychological nuance . The story of Jonathon ,Clare,Bobby and Alice Cunningham is a really good author ,its like i actually met the characters and lived with them throughout the book Lol. yet each one retains the mystery that in people we called soul , and in Fiction is Art ..... Its an old book ...but it's Destined to last get your copy ... |
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Hit Half-Price Books today and did some damage. 39 books to go through, mostly Sci-fi/Fantasy and Romance. Happy dance.
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Rolled through a bunch of the romances. Now on the trilogy Rhiannon's Ride by Kate Forsyth. Enjoying the first book so far.
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Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov <3
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What's on the mind of a bunch of crazy people.
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The Road...by Cormac Mcarthy
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Breathless by Dean Koontz - very good so far
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The Castle - Franz Kafka
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The Art of War - Sun Tzu
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Obviously this thread.
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I'm reading my Bible.
I'm in the book of Isaiah now.
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The Light At The End - John Skipp And Craig Spector. Have read it several times. One of my favorite vampire novels, this is back when vampires were scary and didn't sparkle.
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