dannyd5050 said:

Salem's Lot is my favorite of his books.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Yep, I'm reading that one now. Almost done with it. It's also my personal favorite as well!!

lazycrockett said:

hmmm, I was just thumbing through his "Truman" earlier today. thinking of making it my next read.

"The Heart of a Husky"

I can't put it down!


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I have three books that I'm reading all at once right now :
Deception Point by Dan Brown, Plum Island by Nelson DeMille, and A Thief in the Temple by Brian Mortan. I don't care what people say about A Thief in the Temple, I've learned a lot from it (plus there are a lot of little jokes throughout the book.)

CarrieLee said:

Isn't it wonderful? I love the Twilight books!!!

re-reading

MoniGram said:

The more I ear good critics about the Twilight series, the more it tickles my curiosity and makes me want to read it

MarySharon said:

Read it!!! I saw the movie first...and was like I must read this book. After that I tore thru the rest of the series in a week. I couldn't put the books down. Thinking about reading it again!

MoniGram said:

Indeed! Thank you for the recommendation Moni

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MarySharon said:

It's an easy read and they are sooooo compelling!!!! I haven't seen the movie yet but I will soon. I like to read the books first.

aw man, I was in the airport and trying to pick a book for the flight

it was like 12 different books about or by Barack Obama (already!)

Or books about how Google is so amazing.

Books like "The God Delusion" (and then a voice told me the person I was sitting next to in the plane probably would not appreciate it that, and I ended up sitting next to a very bible-y lady. she told me how pop music was satanic )

There was one by Anne Coulter that I would have bought because it might have made me laugh but then I thought, I didn't want to support her books! (P&R related)

So I just didn't choose ANY! That is indecision at work my friends. I ended up talking with bible lady and sleeping anyway, not reading. I actually had a magazine to read and I didn't even crack it open.
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I am reading The Great Derangement.

Before that, I read, The Street. It took me a year to finish it. It is extremely sad, but ..sad that it reflects a certain reality.

finishing up this:



loved it.

getting ready to start this one, about Norwegian settlers.

CarrieLee said:

The movie was great...I even waited in line last night to get the DVD, and stayed up until 3am watching it again.

CarrieLee said:

:addedtomylist:

For the millionth time....



Everytime I read this book, I digest something new. And I still could relate to ALOT of what the brother minister said 44 years ago, hell, some of the stuff couldn't be more prophetic.

I'm reading plenty but I'll narrow it down:

* Woman In The Mist--Abou8t Dian Fossey and the Mountain Gorillas/Murdered
Another book by about her

* The Dark Romance ofDian Fossey (according to this book anybody could have killed her!)

Plus research material. I'm trying to self-publish my own book!

Ottensen said:

The Bible? EXCELLENT!

SunnySkies said:

I read this book. It took me a LONG time.

I thought it was so sad.. just tragic.

MoniGram said:

I watched it last night, I liked it too
I may just read the books

I just finished reading this one:

Cinnie said:

That book was brutal

I never knew Pep got it rough like that,,,,,she never gave me the impression of somebody who'd take abuse, I've never liked Treach, but he sunk into a new low after reading this book.

I'm happy that she overcame that period of her life,,,,,she truly came a long way.

veronikka said:

You should read the books. I think you will enjoy them.