What Are You Reading? Part Deux
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Got myself a copy of VIETNAM - An Epic Tragedy 1945 - 1975 by Max Hastings. It's a hefty book for sure but very interesting so far. TBH it may take a while to read it although Mr. Hastings is a renowned author of Military History so it should be a worthwhile read...
I'm reading Running With Scissors and the book that was written by his brother with Asperger's, Look Me In the Eye. I'm on an autobiographical nonfiction kick.
I’m reading Point Hollow, bi Rio Youers.
The Nameless
M-O-O-N - That spells Nameless
I'm 100 pages (out of 650) into insomnia. I guess I can see why people might call it boring. I think that's too strong a word, I'd say that so far it's mundane and a slow start. That said, I'm actually enjoying the leisurely pace, and getting to know Ralph. I don't know what that says about me.
Just started to journey with Jack in the Territories again.
Arcadevere
Gentle Lady From Brady Hartsfield Defense Squad
i'm done reading Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the universe days ago. now i'm proceed to read Bazaar of Bad dreams afte ri read a loca comedy comics here. will take very ong due that i'm reviewing for my professional Practice (need to cope up a lot, i failed two quiz already ;/)
Currently reading In a House of Lies by Ian Rankin. Yep, good ol' Rebus.
A recommendation from PITH:
"Where the Crawdads Sing" by I can't remember,(Delia Owens) I believe you'd really love it, great really well written different little story, tell Dana Jean if not anyone else, she'd really dig it I'm thinkin' (nah, I'm sure if it) best book I've read in a while, and maybe one of the best, truly.
"Where the Crawdads Sing" by I can't remember,(Delia Owens) I believe you'd really love it, great really well written different little story, tell Dana Jean if not anyone else, she'd really dig it I'm thinkin' (nah, I'm sure if it) best book I've read in a while, and maybe one of the best, truly.
Tell him I will find it soon!
The Seizing Of Yankee Green Mall by Ridley Pearson.
Tell PITH that I have the book in my hands. It will probably be a week or two before I can get to it, but I have it!
Last night i just started reading Tom Clancy's Under Fire.
That and read through and look through the Final Fantasy Ultimania Archive Volume 1 hardcover book since Volume 2 is going to be in stores in December
That and read through and look through the Final Fantasy Ultimania Archive Volume 1 hardcover book since Volume 2 is going to be in stores in December
Sometimes i wonder and ask myself why I even keep the Jack Ryan Jr and Campus novels after reading them. Sure I might read them again the second time but they're spin off books and filler stuff since there hasnty been a good regular Jack Ryan novel. Im already starting to look like a book hoarder with the few Jack Ryan Jr books I have scattered around the house.
Time for spring cleaning next month
Time for spring cleaning next month
...this is quite good for fans of Sherlockian fun...even Uncle Steve contributes.....
I read the story Human Remains by Clive Barker last night. I think I read it before. It's a story in a Vampire anthology book. It is a good story but I don't like the ending.
I'm reading Rules of Magic - a very sweet prequel to Practical Magic. Sometimes Alice Hoffman is amazing. I'm really enjoying it.
Edit: anticipating the arrival of Elevation!
Edit: anticipating the arrival of Elevation!
I am almost finished with The Reckoning by John Grisham. I don’t know if I like yet I’ll let you know when I finish it
Just finished Madame Bovary and am now re-reading the Bachman Books compilation.