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Topic: The last book you read?
Unknow Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 64077	Wed 02/15/23 05:03 AM
Do audiobooks count? Absolutely! Why not?

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Wed 02/15/23 02:25 PM Edited by Poetrywriter on Wed 02/15/23 02:26 PM
The Do's and Don'ts of Mingle lurking! (Not a real book but I am sure it would be a bestseller.)

ImmortalYo Joined Thu 02/09/23 Posts: 55	Wed 02/15/23 03:30 PM
The Secret of your immortal self by Guy Finley

Lil Miss Mingle Joined Fri 04/14/23 Posts: 24	Tue 04/18/23 12:58 PM
I used to read alot when younger but now have a very short attention span. I'm really into audio books though. The Dragon and the George by Gordon Dickson is a very amusing book. Also the Xanth series by Piers Anthony is fantastic

Lil Miss Mingle Joined Fri 04/14/23 Posts: 24	Tue 04/18/23 12:58 PM
I used to read alot when younger but now have a very short attention span. I'm really into audio books though. The Dragon and the George by Gordon Dickson is a very amusing book. Also the Xanth series by Piers Anthony is fantastic

catinidaho Joined Fri 10/24/14 Posts: 10860	Tue 04/18/23 01:29 PM
"Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn. I'm halfway through my current book.

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Wed 04/19/23 12:27 PM
Does a Superman comic count?

catinidaho Joined Fri 10/24/14 Posts: 10860	Wed 04/19/23 02:41 PM
Comics do not count.

Cathy Joined Mon 04/17/23 Posts: 5494	Thu 04/20/23 08:09 AM
Into the magic shop - James R. Doty

Jessica Joined Fri 08/20/21 Posts: 4	Sun 05/21/23 01:09 AM
I was last reading Overlord vol 12 and listening is it wrong to try to pick up girls in a dungeon vol 7. Both of these books are Japanese books translated into English that also have animes based on them. But I enjoy the small details the books give me that a show can't/

Lynn Joined Wed 11/23/22 Posts: 2	Sat 07/15/23 08:54 AM
I am the biggest reader. I love so many authors but for right now I love Stephen king obviously cause who doesn't but I love Dean Koontz more. Probably my favorite author but Lisa Jackson and Lisa Gardner are right up there. And James Rollins is a genius

catinidaho Joined Fri 10/24/14 Posts: 10860	Sat 07/15/23 02:40 PM
"When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take it" - Yogi Berra. I'm on to my next book.

Unknow Joined Thu 07/27/23 Posts: 1	Thu 07/27/23 12:46 PM
"A women of no importance"

catinidaho Joined Fri 10/24/14 Posts: 10860	Thu 07/27/23 01:45 PM
"Later" by Stephen King

Unknow Joined Sun 10/15/23 Posts: 1	Sun 10/15/23 02:23 PM
Lord of the World by Robert Hugh Benson. Scary how something written in 1907 still rings true

Unknow Joined Tue 11/14/23 Posts: 54	Tue 11/14/23 06:07 AM Edited by Unknow on Tue 11/14/23 06:11 AM
February Flowers by Fan Wu is the title of my last book. Some of my favorite authors include John Grisham, Jeffrey Deaver, Jeffrey Archer, Stephan King,Jodi Picoult, Philippa Gregory, and Agatha Christie,only the greatest crime novelist ever! I also like reading books written by authors from Asia, Africa and Europe, it's a window into the diverse cultures out there in the big wide world. I love reading, mostly fiction but I enjoy a boigraphy. And yes reading is a habit one acquires at a young age, that's why I'm always getting books for my kids, nieces and nephews to encourage them to learn to love reading like I do. And it's worked!

Cathy Joined Mon 04/17/23 Posts: 5494	Tue 11/14/23 06:32 AM
"Granny" Anthony Horowitz I borrowed a few children's books in English from a friend and started reading it myself.

Unknow Joined Fri 11/17/23 Posts: 7	Fri 11/17/23 04:31 AM
The Bible. It’s soothing and full of wise words.

Unknow Joined Tue 11/14/23 Posts: 54	Mon 01/15/24 03:05 AM
In the middle of Anne Bronte's "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall". And after that I can look forward to Nora Roberts "Destinies" and Australian author Tracey Lien's " All that is left unsaid"

Larsi666 😽 Joined Wed 01/31/18 Posts: 17181	Mon 01/15/24 03:20 AM
"Look who's back" by Timur Vermes