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SusanNorton

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Nope. I haven't read of them yet. I wil not admit how many books I have read this year. This has not been a good reading year for me.

Me either, DJ, but I'm getting selfish with my time lately. I'm really enjoying the "Happiness Project" book - that's my quest for the upcoming year, to find some happiness in every day.
 

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Good morning.

I'm reading Room by Emma Donoghue. I got a little sick when

It's a five year old speaking and I realized he was born in Room and has never left it. His mother was kidnapped and imprisoned in Room.Her kidnapper/rapist impregnated her and the boy was born in the room. He has no clue there is an outside world.
I read this when it first came out. I thought it was pretty good. The movie was recently released but seems to have disappeared.
 

carrie's younger brother

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Nope. I haven't read of them yet. I wil not admit how many books I have read this year. This has not been a good reading year for me.
I hear you. I just can't seem to sit and read for long periods of time anymore. I think a lot of it has to do with my getting older and also the fact that I sit and read & write at the computer all day for a living.
 

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Good morning.

I'm reading Room by Emma Donoghue. I got a little sick when

It's a five year old speaking and I realized he was born in Room and has never left it. His mother was kidnapped and imprisoned in Room.Her kidnapper/rapist impregnated her and the boy was born in the room. He has no clue there is an outside world.
Sad, sad premise, awesome book.
 

Bev Vincent

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What did you think of Career of Evil?

I liked Career of Evil a lot, although the plot got bogged down in some twisty turns. Excellent development concerning the two primary characters.

I'm reading The Power of the Dog by Don Winslow (which is followed up with his latest, The Cartel). If you liked NARCOS on Netflix or the recent film SICARIO, this is a good book for you.
 

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I hear you. I just can't seem to sit and read for long periods of time anymore. I think a lot of it has to do with my getting older and also the fact that I sit and read & write at the computer all day for a living.

That's my problem, too. By the end of the day, I need a break not just from the computer screen but reading itself. I have times when I'm more in the mood for reading but sadly it's not as often as I used to years ago. Something else I'm hoping will change come
retirement
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Nope. I haven't read of them yet. I wil not admit how many books I have read this year. This has not been a good reading year for me.

I hear you. I just can't seem to sit and read for long periods of time anymore. I think a lot of it has to do with my getting older and also the fact that I sit and read & write at the computer all day for a living.

That's my problem, too. By the end of the day, I need a break not just from the computer screen but reading itself. I have times when I'm more in the mood for reading but sadly it's not as often as I used to years ago. Something else I'm hoping will change come
retirement
.

At least you all have a good reason! I have only read 19 books all year. Used to be a time I could check out 4 and 5 books at a time from the library and have them all finished in the 2 week time period before they were due back. I don't know what has happened to me!
 
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