What Are You Reading? Part 44 (February 06)
#53
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Just finished:
Lost: Secret Identity
Voyage of the Dawn Treader - CS Lewis
Currently reading:
24: Veto Power
Big Bad Wolf - James Patterson
On deck:
the Silver Chair - CS Lewis
Cell - Stephen King
Lost: Secret Identity
Voyage of the Dawn Treader - CS Lewis
Currently reading:
24: Veto Power
Big Bad Wolf - James Patterson
On deck:
the Silver Chair - CS Lewis
Cell - Stephen King
#54
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
Currently reading:
Big Bad Wolf - James Patterson
Big Bad Wolf - James Patterson
I'm reading:
#55
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I have read them(Cross) all so far. Roses are Red was decent, but I agree on Violets are Blue. That was garbage.
I like BBW so far. I got Mary, Mary for Christmas so now I am playing catch up so I can read it.
Personally, I have been enjoying the womens murder club more than the recent Cross books.
I like BBW so far. I got Mary, Mary for Christmas so now I am playing catch up so I can read it.
Personally, I have been enjoying the womens murder club more than the recent Cross books.
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
I have read them(Cross) all so far. Roses are Red was decent, but I agree on Violets are Blue. That was garbage.
I like BBW so far. I got Mary, Mary for Christmas so now I am playing catch up so I can read it.
Personally, I have been enjoying the womens murder club more than the recent Cross books.
I like BBW so far. I got Mary, Mary for Christmas so now I am playing catch up so I can read it.
Personally, I have been enjoying the womens murder club more than the recent Cross books.
#59
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I finished three books today:
Bouncing off the Moon - David Gerrold - sequel to Jumping off the Planet
A Century of Science Fiction 1950-1959 - ed. R. Silverberg - It's possible I've read this one before, or perhaps I've just read all the stories before. I've started an Excel file of what I've read to hopefully not reread something unexpectedly
How to Talk to a Liberal - Ann Coulter - very interesting aggregation of lots of her columns, grouped by topic, including some that haven't been printed/published before. Only thing is, some of the topics were overrepresented in my mind.
Bouncing off the Moon - David Gerrold - sequel to Jumping off the Planet
A Century of Science Fiction 1950-1959 - ed. R. Silverberg - It's possible I've read this one before, or perhaps I've just read all the stories before. I've started an Excel file of what I've read to hopefully not reread something unexpectedly
How to Talk to a Liberal - Ann Coulter - very interesting aggregation of lots of her columns, grouped by topic, including some that haven't been printed/published before. Only thing is, some of the topics were overrepresented in my mind.
#60
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** of *****
5 short stories on the American Revolution, this is just an Ok book I have heard them all before and in better detail.
* of *****
Boring, boring, boring. I haven't finished it yet but maybe when the British burn down the White House things should pick up.
***** of *****
Great book. I will make a trip to Johnstown to check out the scene of the disaster this summer.
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I finished "Slaughterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut a few days ago. Now I'm most of the way through "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley. I'm hoping to read "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" by James Joyce before the end of the month.
#62
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I just started reading Dean Koontz's Intensity. The beginning is REALLY similar to the movie Haute Tension. Hopefully the ending doesn't have the same twist.
#64
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Just Finished
Now Reading
2006 Books Read
1.Grifter's Game (4.5/5)
2.Fade to Blonde (4/5)
3.The Gutter and the Grave (4.5/5)
4.The Night Walker (4.5/5)
Now Reading
2006 Books Read
1.Grifter's Game (4.5/5)
2.Fade to Blonde (4/5)
3.The Gutter and the Grave (4.5/5)
4.The Night Walker (4.5/5)
#69
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Originally Posted by Fincher Fan
I have just started rereading Skeleton Crew by Stephen King:
Quick story, back in 92-93 in high school, I hated reading with a passion. Never wanted to read the school required texts/books much less novels on my own time until a co-worker suggested Skeleton Crew. That book single handedly turned me on to reading. There are some great stories in there, including one of my all time favorites, "Cain Rose Up."
#71
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Nothing right now, but it's going to be either
Bill Bryson's Notes from a Small Island or I'm a Stranger Myself
Laurence Gonzalez's Deep Survival
Steven Ozment's A Mighty Fortress
or
Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild.
I'm not one for much fiction.
Bill Bryson's Notes from a Small Island or I'm a Stranger Myself
Laurence Gonzalez's Deep Survival
Steven Ozment's A Mighty Fortress
or
Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild.
I'm not one for much fiction.
#73
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light, fast fantasy about 58,000 assorted demons, devils, and damnedsouls being freed to North Carolina with the opportunity to repent. I'll probably finish it tonight or tomorrow.
next up:
i was surprised when I actually found two Pohl books I hadn't read. This one and Stopping at Slowyear.