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    I'm reading Gone Girl. It is so good and I can't wait for the movie to come out.


    i really enjoyed this one too>that is one evil woman
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    Just finished "Gone Girl" and yes, well written, I couldn't put it down, it felt like I was addicted to the story and found it deeply disturbing, as though by reading the book I had opened myself up to harmful psychological manipulation.


    Is this the book written by Gillian Flynn?
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    Bump. this is awesome! great way to get good book ideas!
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    I am reading From Fat Boy to Fit Man by Eli Sapharti
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    Has anyone read "Doctor Sleep" by Steven King? Did you like it? I just finished "The Shining"- so I feel like I should read that soon.

    just got it!!! hoping that i enjoy it!! let me k now how you liked it ...
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    I am reading The Happiness Trap by Russ Harris. I think it has been around awhile but never heard of it. Lots of interesting suggestions for helping yourself deal with stress, anxiety, anger, emotional issues and the usual human miseries of life we all deal with. A most interesting thing to me is how negative and distracted most people are stuck in their stream of consciousness mind. This book has a light touch, is funny and but very insightful. Definitely recommend for getting motivated to get a fresh start in your life.
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    Gone Girl is awesome, and I just started Eleanor and Park which is a YA novel and is great so far.
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    .I just finished reading JODI PICCOULT, "The Storyteller". I thought it was pretty good. It started out kind of slow but it turned into a good read. It is a novel very well written and tells a story about one of the most horrible crimes against humanity.

    I think for me embedded within the story was the question of forgiveness....but then again you may come away with a totally different opinion.
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    .I just finished reading JODI PICCOULT, "The Storyteller". I thought it was pretty good. It started out kind of slow but it turned into a good read. It is a novel very well written and tells a story about one of the most horrible crimes against humanity.

    I think for me embedded within the story was the question of forgiveness....but then again you may come away with a totally different opinion.
    i have read some of her books ..i really like how she writes...


    bump
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    bmp.....thinking of getting "gone girl who wrote??
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    I need to read that! xkcd is hilarious!

    Im currently reading this...really entertaining....especially the wierd and worrisome questions...ha!
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    time for a good book !!?? have to laugh !! dylan , my son , keeps telling me that i have more books than a used book store and to tell you the truth i do believe he's right.... my boss is an avid reader so we do trade books..., !!
    bump !!
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    Reading "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman, I loved "Ocean at the End of the Lane" and a few others by him....

    as for Gone Girl... loved the first 3/4 of the book absolutely despised the end
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    I'm working my way through this list:

    http://www.listchallenges.com/rory-gilmore-reading-challenge
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    I haven't read anything nearly as fancy and intellectual as a lot of these books everybody mentions - but gosh did I enjoy reading Skulduggery Pleasant. The whole series in 4 days. Best book marathon I have had in a long while.
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    I like reading relaxing brainless kind of stuff. I am a Professor and am always reading texts, theory as well as research so sitting down with a relaxing brainless book is just down time for me.
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    I saw this mentioned in one of the forums recently and the title caught my fancy. Just started to read and like what the author is saying so far! Lynn Grabhorn's "Excuse Me, Your Life Is Waiting; the astonishing power of feelings".
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    I love this thread! I read a wide variety of books, so I'm loving the ideas this thread has given me. Right now, I'm re-reading Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta series - I'm on the fourth book, Cruel and Unusual. There are a ton of other books on my list, too, that I can't wait to get to.
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    im not trying to bother but can you guys help me please http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1445679-i-eat-apron-1200-calories-without-trying-advice-please
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    The Outlander books by Diana Gabaldon I've read them before but the recent TV show has re peaked my interest!
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    Gone Girl is awesome, and I just started Eleanor and Park which is a YA novel and is great so far.

    just saw an ad for "gone girl" they have made a movie out of it....wondering if it would be worth it to go see it? most of the time the movie isn't as good as the book.
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    Just starting Grapes of Wrath, for the first time.

    I loved that book, hope you enjoy it. Tremendous story, beautifully written.
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    completed EXPERIMENT IN TERROR SERIES by karina hale
    though romance horror is not my genre im glad i picked it
    and its awesome.

    if u have the book in ur TBR list u have to give this series a try. its worth it!!

    team dex and perry <3
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    eleanor and park is one of my fav books!! it really captured the beauty of first love.it gave me warm fuzzies while reading it
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    it's me!! bump
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    The Pilgrim and enjoying it so far ;~)
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    bump--keep it going!!
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    Just picked up If I Stay from the library. Excited to get started on it!
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    I reading a book called 'fearless' , it's a children book but it's by an author i used to love as a kid (who am I kidding, I still love her!). It's full of fantasy and magic and all that good stuff. I'm also re-reading the princess bride and the catcher in the rye, two of my all time favorites.
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    I just finshed Doctor Sleep,the beginning of the book was slightly disturbing if you are super sensitive like me but I really enjoyed the book!
    Have any of you read The Fever series by Karen Moning? That series gave me such a book hangover, I couldn't read any other series for a while! ????????
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