But how did you like it? Did you enjoy it?
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From what I remember, I did enjoy it. Probably not as much as my mom did though - it's one of her favorite books. She convinced many people to read it!
I havent heard of it! Sounds interesting. Thanks for the tip. Must check on it.
Yeah its really good ive bought several people copies of it myself.From what I remember, I did enjoy it. Probably not as much as my mom did though - it's one of her favorite books. She convinced many people to read it!
I haven't read that one but I would like to. Right now I need a break. And some therapy.
Death of a Salesman - Arthur Miller
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time - Mark Haddon
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time - Mark Haddon
Just realized I've completed my reading goal for 2015 (75 full-length novels) three months early!
I probably wouldn't have finished so quickly, but there is no painkiller like a good book to get lost in. I've been in a fair amount of pain for a while now, and books always help me through.
Guess I'll make it 100 books for 2015!
I probably wouldn't have finished so quickly, but there is no painkiller like a good book to get lost in. I've been in a fair amount of pain for a while now, and books always help me through.
Guess I'll make it 100 books for 2015!
I've started Ghost Road Blues by Jonathan Maberry. Read about third of it, 150 pages about, and so far i like it. I actually like that it doesn't throw us headfirst in the action, like Koontz often do, but take some time to introduce the characters. As a first part of a trilogy it makes sense. And it happens enough to keep you interested even if the big action hasn't started yet.
I am currently reading a novel called Heritage by Peter Driscoll (1982). It is a story about an French Algerian family and what happens to the family over the course of seventeen years (1945-1962) most of which takes place during the eight year War of Algerian Independence (1954-1962). It's a big epic novel and old-fashioned (see date of publication), but very well written and like all the better big epic novels engrossing.
stopped reading the novel for a few days, instead reading this for a bit. I looked up 'Stephen' in this book and it said something about it being a slang term for 'money' also King. There's a few entries for King. Also not Tabitha but 'Tabby'.
I have about 20 pages of Killing Floor left. I'm not as impressed with Lee Childs writing as Stephen King is. But at least I'm going to finish the book.
I've also just started Hope by Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus. This one I expect I'll finish quickly.
I've also just started Hope by Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus. This one I expect I'll finish quickly.
I am reading Kafka for the first time and I am in love. Can't believe it took me so long to read him. I really enjoyed "The Metamorphosis", that was one twisted story. So much food for thought there.
Big John Buscema Savage Sword of Conan. Man, can't nobody draw the Cimmerian like John B. Most of today's comics suck the monkey, takes about five minutes to read the crap. Not so with these vintage Savage Swords. Each issue takes around an hour to digest (any quicker and you aren't appreciating the art). No fancy computer colors, no sickening glossy paper. Just pen and ink on bloody newsprint, dogs--aye, what more need ye?
Well done! I'm 45 books into my 52 book challenge and I thought I was doing well!
You'll never want to go to Calcutta after you finish that book, my friend.
I'm 100 pages in and already sufficiently creeped out. This book has kicked off my Halloween reading quite nicely.
wrong date finished strangers, three quarters through Shining, half through Legend.
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