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What book is on your nightstand right now?
Montepulciano
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Just curious what people are reading and if they recommend it.
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I have my Bible, Compendium 1&2 of The Walking Dead, and another book about grief. I recommend all of them.0
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I am currently rereading The Light Fantastic, by Terry Pratchett. It is the second book in his Discworld series. I definitely recommend it. Fantasy is not really my genre, but I love these books.0
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The Hobbit
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Three are stacked there atm.
Bible, of course.
Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning, Kapp
Multipliers - How the best leaders make everyone smarter, Wiseman
That Multipliers has been my management style since I read it back in 2010. Really a great read for leaders and non-leaders alike for how to foster and motivate people to be everything they are.0 -
Hiking guides for Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia NP's. (we went there in may).0
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adding books to my reading list
Wow, great range of books already.
I forgot to share. Someone just recommended Cabinet of Curiosities by Preston and Child. Can't say yes or no yet as I just started it.0 -
Found it for 5 bux in a clearance warehouse! The cover picture grabbed me, but I haven't made it past page 3...it's a self-help book for good girls who wanna be bad...lol....Me thinks I need the reverse!
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Montepulciano wrote: »adding books to my reading list
Wow, great range of books already.
I forgot to share. Someone just recommended Cabinet of Curiosities by Preston and Child. Can't say yes or no yet as I just started it.
That is the third book in a series! The first book in that series is Relic.0 -
Bears on Wheels - a Seuss/Berenstein book. Very riveting. Life changing. A must read.
"One bear... one wheel." How profound.0 -
ValerieMartini2Olives wrote: »Bears on Wheels - a Seuss/Berenstein book. Very riveting. Life changing. A must read.
"One bear... one wheel." How profound. 0 -
Montepulciano wrote: »I forgot to share. Someone just recommended Cabinet of Curiosities by Preston and Child. Can't say yes or no yet as I just started it.
That is the third book in a series! The first book in that series is Relic.
Ah, yes, I am aware. I am reading it for the character in the third book. There is potential for me to be completely confused, but the person who suggested it thinks not.
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Montepulciano wrote: »Montepulciano wrote: »I forgot to share. Someone just recommended Cabinet of Curiosities by Preston and Child. Can't say yes or no yet as I just started it.
That is the third book in a series! The first book in that series is Relic.
Ah, yes, I am aware. I am reading it for the character in the third book. There is potential for me to be completely confused, but the person who suggested it thinks not.
That is cool then! I hope you enjoy it.
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50 shades of grey0
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Hard to go wrong with Seuss. Have to admit, I have given more copies of "Oh, The Places You'll Go" as gifts than any other book.0
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michellemundi wrote: »50 shades of grey
Good one! I also have the new "Grey" on my nitetable, but haven't cracked it open yet...Enjoy! xo0 -
I'm reading Into the Wild. Every time I go hiking I suddenly think I'm a pioneering outdoorswoman and should pack up and move to the tundra.0
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What is book?0
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I need some book recs, and no Fifty Shades of Grey please0
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@Chaelaz This is so fitting for you that I'm actually shaking my head.Three are stacked there atm.
Bible, of course.
Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning, Kapp
Multipliers - How the best leaders make everyone smarter, Wiseman
That Multipliers has been my management style since I read it back in 2010. Really a great read for leaders and non-leaders alike for how to foster and motivate people to be everything they are.0 -
A stack of untouched: 'I want to and I ought to' reads
Most often dipped into and worth it anywhere is: 'The Good Book' by A. C. Grayling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuuIGRGtV1o
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saladcrunchy wrote: »A stack of untouched: 'I want to and I ought to' reads
Most often dipped into and worth it anywhere is: 'The Good Book' by A. C. Grayling
Thank you, this looks like a gem.0 -
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Pursuit of Happyness and Rich Dad, Poor Dad0
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I have three:
The Omnivore's Dilemma
The Secrets of People Who Never Get Sick
The UnHealthy Truth
I usually only read non fiction, I'm kinda boring!0 -
ive never read a book in bed i can think of better things to get me tired lol0
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noooooooooo silly..watching tennis on tv lol0
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It's a real page turner...if you happen to be six.0 -
GreenGoddess22 wrote: »I have three:
The Omnivore's Dilemma
The Secrets of People Who Never Get Sick
The UnHealthy Truth
I usually only read non fiction, I'm kinda boring!
I enjoy lots of genres, including non-fiction. Adding to my list. 0
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