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      Hamlet - William Shakespeare. Never appreciated Shakespeare at school.
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      None currently
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      Growing Up Duggar.
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      The 100 year old man who climbed out of the window, and The Skin Collector.
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      Games of thrones first book, the third book in divergent, the three musketeers, Starting Strength, and....ummm....there are a few others. But today I was on Games of Thrones.
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      I'm about 3/4 of the way through Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. I just started Galveston by Nic Pizzolatto.

      OMG me too. I'm about 1/4 through. Love me some Gaiman! Did you read "American Gods?"
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      Notes From The House of the Dead by Fyodor Dostoevsky. It's a good read so far; I am about 75 pages in.

      I'm also re-reading ASOIAF by GRRM.
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      the Avana agent by Greehman
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      OMG me too. I'm about 1/4 through. Love me some Gaiman! Did you read "American Gods?"

      Neal Gaiman :heart: Get you some Graveyard Book

      Finished Elminster Enraged a few weeks ago, but nothing since. No time! :sad:
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      The Road - Cormac McCarthy.

      Pretty hard going!!
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      Pre-The Steve Prefontaine Story
      League of Denial-
      Wheelman-another Lance Armstrong expose
      Double Down-follow up to Game Change
      Slow Getting Up

      It's been awhile since I have read a novel. So will be interested to read other responses.
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      Wronged.
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      My books for school...MBA program...Marketing for managers and managerial finance....let me tell you...LOADS of fun :grumble: :noway:
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      The Passage by Justin Cronin
      and listening to Without Remorse by Tom Clancy in the car
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      The Road - Cormac McCarthy.

      Pretty hard going!!

      That is an excellent book, but man it is bleak!
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      In The Garden of Beasts (about the rise of Hitler in WWII)- Erik Larson
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      there is a new Anthony C Winkler book out.. I'm debating on whether to start it, or book an emergency vacation and take it with me... decisions
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      Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done
      by Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan with Charles Burck
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      OMG me too. I'm about 1/4 through. Love me some Gaiman! Did you read "American Gods?"

      American Gods was great. Supposedly Starz has picked up the rights for a TV series.

      Finishing No Less Than Victory, 3rd WW2 novel by Jeff Shaara.
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      "The Energy Bus" by Jon Gordon
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      Dave Barry Slept Here. It is a spoof of history books. Since I love history books, I haven't found it to be as funny as I thought I would.

      Larro
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      I'm currently WAITING for the next GoT ( grrrrr) and reading Best Served Cold -- Joe Abercrombie
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      phantom of the opera in french
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      John Irving's "The World According to Garp"
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      The Giver by Lois Lowry
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      Just finished Jeffrey Deaver's The Skin Collector and just started Stephen King's Mr Mercedes
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      0. Reading is for ugly people & prisoners.

      I'm one hell of an ugly mofo from Cell Block 6.

      Skin Game - Jim Butcher
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      Game of thrones , book 3
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      On my e-reader - The Scent of Lilacs by Ann H Gabhart

      Hard copy book - The Promise by Dan Walsh and Gary Smalley
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      I'm reading Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. I didn't care for American Gods, so I'm hoping this lives up to the Gaiman hype I've been hearing.
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