What book(s) are you currently reading?
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Get Real, by Donald E Westlake. I guess I have read all the Dortmunder novels two or three times. His brand of humor never gets old. I sure hate we lost him.
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crazy in the kitchen by louise desalvo. NOT an italian food book..0
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"The New Rules of Lifting For Women" - by Lou Schuler
"January First: A Child's Descent into Madness and Her Father's Struggle to Save Her" - by Michael Schofield0 -
The Enemy - Lee Child0
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The Enemy - Lee Child
Love me some Lee Child0 -
Three Day Road- Joseph Boyden0
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Psychos...Babe Walker. The ultimate mind candy indulgence.0
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I'm also re-reading George Washington: Farmer, by Paul Leland Haworth on ProjectGutenberg.org. I have written a few stories set in 1718, and Augustine Washington, Jane Butler and Mary Ball are some of the historical characters. Of course with anything set in that time and place, tobacco and corn are a big part of the story.0
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Three Day Road- Joseph Boyden
That was a strange book, but very good. It tells the story of the Great War from a perspective few in America even think of.0 -
Go Take a Bath! by Robin M. Kevles-Necowitz0
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It Aint Over Till It's Over by Marlo Thomas0
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The Given day..... Dennis Lehane0
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Because of school, I'm taking a break from reading but right now I'm a little past halfway in Looking for Alaska by John Green. The next books I'll be reading are Assassin's Creed Black Flag by Oliver Bowden and the A Song of Ice and Fire series from book four and on.0
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How to be a woman - Caitlin Moran. Very good, very funny. About half way through so cannot deliver a complete verdict quite yet.
Just finished Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh. Also very good, quite dark, quite confusing to grasp at some parts but over all and interesting (and slightly messed up) read.0 -
My Hitch in Hell -- it's about the Bataan Death March0
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I never learned how to read...0
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The Auschwitz Escape - Joel Rosenburg
Orange is the New Black - Piper Kerman0 -
How to be a woman - Caitlin Moran. Very good, very funny. About half way through so cannot deliver a complete verdict quite yet.
Just finished Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh. Also very good, quite dark, quite confusing to grasp at some parts but over all and interesting (and slightly messed up) read.
I love a good Welsh book....trying to persuade book club to read the sequel, just because it's full of village mothers , and it amuses me to have them all talking about porno...
Looking forward to his new one.
Didn't rate the Moran book.0 -
48 Laws of Power and LL Cool J's Platinum Workouts0
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A Game of Thrones: A Song of Ice and Fire: Book One By George R. R. Martin0
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The Diamond Age: Or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer...
...a postcyberpunk novel by Neal Stephenson. It is to some extent a science fiction bildungsroman or coming-of-age story, focused on a young girl named Nell, and set in a future world in which nanotechnology affects all aspects of life. The novel deals with themes of education, social class, ethnicity, and the nature of artificial intelligence.0 -
'Waterlog: A Swimmer's Journey Through Britain' - open water swimming, lidos and outdoor pools, beautifully written.
Also working my way through the Smitten Kitchen cookbook and New Rules for Women.0 -
Burial Rites by Hannah Kent.
Haunting and melancholy, but a total page-turner (so far)!
That book is one of my favourites. It is so so haunting and well written. I got through it in one day because it was just so amazing.
I am currently reading The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.0 -
Human Remains by Elizabeth Haynes. Just finished Into the Darkest Corner....excellent!0
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If you love fantasy books I highly recommend to my MFP friends to read Howl's Moving Castle by Dianna Wynne Jones! :-)
Howl's Moving Castle is a BOOK!!!! I must read this!
It is a series of three books, and they are ALL SO AMAZING. A lot of people don't seem to like the other two because they don't deal directly with Sophie and Howl, but I love them EVEN MORE because the world that Dianna Wynne Jones builds is just so magical and amazing and *squee*0 -
A Feast for Crows, by George R.R. Martin0
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Sun-mi hwang' s the hen who dreamed she could fly.0
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At any given moment (cuz I do tend to multi-task):
Sky Coyote - Kage Baker
Tao Te Ching - trans. Stephen Mitchell
The Children of Henry VIII - Alison Weir0 -
The Devil You Know0
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Way to many books, just finished Status Syndrome by Sir Michael Marmot,
reading:
120 Days of Sodom by The Marquis De Sade
Beyond Good and Evil Friedrich Nietzsche
The Working Class Majority: Americas Best Kept Secret Michael Zweig Ph.D
Set Theory and Metric Spaces Irving Kaplansky
A New Kind of Science Stephen Wolfram
Data Mining with Rattle in R Graham Williams0
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