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  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,641 Member
    PKM0515 wrote: »
    ReenieHJ wrote: »
    PKM0515 wrote: »
    melaniedscott wrote: »
    Murder of Crows by Anne Bishop. This a re-read.

    I've occasionally considered Coben but I read the covers and they don't really appeal...but I've seen a couple Netfix versions of his books that were compeling and fascinating. Maybe I should give him a shot?

    I wasn't sure about Coben either at first, but I always wind up enjoying his stand-alone books. Oddly enough, I've never read one of his very popular Myron Bolitar books.

    I don't have Netflix, but I saw the French version of "Tell No One" when it was released years ago. What a great film! It's free with Amazon Prime, so I'm planning a re-watch.

    https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0362225/

    I really enjoy his Myron Bolitar series; they're a good mix of mystery, humor and likeable characters.
    I'll have to check out the free prime video of Tell No One. I've read it but I've read so many of his books I get them kind of mixed up until I read their description. :)
    Another author that has a similar style of writing is Linwood Barclay. I've only read a few of his books(He doesn't have nearly as many as Coben)but what I've read, I liked.
    Another author I've really liked is Lia Gardner, haven't read a bad book yet, always ends with a twist.

    I'll have to try one of the Bolitar books. Definitely post if you watch "Tell No One." I think you'll like it. [I know this is a book thread, but I have to mention one more film that I loved: "I'm Not Scared" ( https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0326977/ ). I remember being on the edge of my seat, literally, in the movie theater.]

    I'll have to check out Barclay and Gardner. I've heard of them but don't think I've read any of their works.

    I would suggest reading Gardner books in order of publication. A lot of her books will give you the background from the previous book. There are also two main series with hers. Detective D.D. Warren or FBI profiler Quincy.
  • jjpptt2
    jjpptt2 Posts: 5,650 Member
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  • conniewilkins56
    conniewilkins56 Posts: 3,391 Member
    Mr Mercedes, Stephen King
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,641 Member
    0_just_Tomek_0 wrote: »
    The Road.

    This book was a little weird, but I liked it.
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,641 Member
    I will check it out.
  • PKM0515
    PKM0515 Posts: 3,089 Member
    @tuddy315 -- thank you! :)
  • yasminekassis613
    yasminekassis613 Posts: 268 Member
    melaniedscott wrote: »
    yasminekassis613 wrote: »
    Just started “A Man Called Ode”

    Is that A Man Called Ove? I read that one. I almost didn't read it...the first 10 pages or so were very difficult for me as I lost my sister to suicide 5 1/2 years ago. It was worth it though.

    Yes sorry, typo.
    I’m so sorry for your loss, I can’t begin to imagine.

    I think I’m only 4 pages in so far, but I’ve heard wonderful things.
  • sardelsa
    sardelsa Posts: 9,812 Member
    Right now it's the novel I am writing ;)
  • Angela937
    Angela937 Posts: 514 Member
    I am reading The Hunger Games again, for probably the 20th time!
  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,724 Member
    yasminekassis613 wrote: »
    melaniedscott wrote: »
    yasminekassis613 wrote: »
    Just started “A Man Called Ode”

    Is that A Man Called Ove? I read that one. I almost didn't read it...the first 10 pages or so were very difficult for me as I lost my sister to suicide 5 1/2 years ago. It was worth it though.

    Yes sorry, typo.
    I’m so sorry for your loss, I can’t begin to imagine.

    I think I’m only 4 pages in so far, but I’ve heard wonderful things.

    Good book, unexpected ending.
  • Laughter_Girl
    Laughter_Girl Posts: 2,226 Member
    As Long As I Cling by Kim Cash Tate
  • happimess01
    happimess01 Posts: 9,074 Member
    Just finished Bossypants by Tina Fey
  • slessofme
    slessofme Posts: 7,744 Member
    happimess01 wrote: »
    Just finished Bossypants by Tina Fey

    It's been a while since I read it, but I remember thinking that it wasn't as funny as I expected it to be.
  • happimess01
    happimess01 Posts: 9,074 Member
    slessofme wrote: »
    happimess01 wrote: »
    Just finished Bossypants by Tina Fey

    It's been a while since I read it, but I remember thinking that it wasn't as funny as I expected it to be.

    yep and didn't feel very personal either
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,641 Member
    Before She Disappeared by Lisa Gardner (just came in the mail today!!!)
  • forestfreek
    forestfreek Posts: 5,770 Member
    Insomnia by Stephen King.
    It’s a long one! Lol.
  • bcarlson0922
    bcarlson0922 Posts: 5 Member
    The Survivors by Jane Harper
  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,724 Member
    edited January 2021
    tuddy315 wrote: »
    Before She Disappeared by Lisa Gardner (just came in the mail today!!!)

    I have that on an amazon list somewhere; please tell me how good it is so I can spend some money soon. All my amazon points are tempting me worse than hot out of the oven chocolate chip cookies.
  • Toronto6fan
    Toronto6fan Posts: 461 Member
    The Sentinel by Lee Child and Andrew Child.
  • happimess01
    happimess01 Posts: 9,074 Member
    northviewvintage wrote: »
    happimess01 wrote: »
    Inside out by Demi Moore. I am really into memoirs right now so if anyone has any recommendations, do share :)
    seltzermint555 wrote: »
    happimess01 wrote: »
    Inside out by Demi Moore. I am really into memoirs right now so if anyone has any recommendations, do share :)

    oooh I love memoirs. Some of my absolute favorites (even if I wasn't interested in the person beforehand):

    Louie Anderson - Hey Mom
    Amy Schumer - The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo
    Carly Simon - Boys in the Trees
    Ruth Wariner - the Sound of Gravel (SAD!)
    Lol Tolhurst - Cured
    Anthony Kiedis - Scar Tissue
    Colin Jost - A Very Punchable Face
    Patricia Williams - Rabbit
    Eunsun Kim - A Thousand Miles to Freedom
    Kate Mulgrew - Born With Teeth
    Piper Kerman - Orange is the New Black (quite different from the show, and amazing)

    I remember the Carly Simon one was okay and Oliver Sacks was not terrible. I'm not sure if they were memoirs or autobiographies but I loved the ones by Rodney Dangerfield, Chris Kattan, Kevin Hart, George Carlin, Dali, Beatrice Wood ..Let us know if you find any more good ones!

    I am reading the Amy Schumer one and it's a bit boring. But I like Kevin Hart so maybe I'd like that one
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,641 Member
    ReenieHJ wrote: »
    tuddy315 wrote: »
    Before She Disappeared by Lisa Gardner (just came in the mail today!!!)

    I have that on an amazon list somewhere; please tell me how good it is so I can spend some money soon. All my amazon points are tempting me worse than hot out of the oven chocolate chip cookies.

    As usual, she grabs your attention from the very first page. Well worth reading. Enjoy!
  • HerNameIsMischief
    HerNameIsMischief Posts: 158 Member
    Finishing "Campusland" by Scott Johnson. I'm grateful for any satire nowadays...I think it could be a bit sharper and less on the nose, but it's still amusing. Adrian McGinty's "The Chain" is next.
  • melaniedscott
    melaniedscott Posts: 1,478 Member
    HerNameIsMischief wrote: »
    Finishing "Campusland" by Scott Johnson. I'm grateful for any satire nowadays...I think it could be a bit sharper and less on the nose, but it's still amusing. Adrian McGinty's "The Chain" is next.

    Is that the same guy who wrote Pretties? Dystopian?
  • LisaGetsMoving
    LisaGetsMoving Posts: 663 Member
    Just finished up Neil Gaimond's Neverwhere, getting ready to start Carl Hiaasen's Squeeze Me and looking forward to it, I need a good laugh.
  • HerNameIsMischief
    HerNameIsMischief Posts: 158 Member
    If you like novels about Florida (like Hiaasen), try Charles Willeford.
  • Motorsheen
    Motorsheen Posts: 20,508 Member

    Frühere Ausgaben des Mad Magazine in deutscher Sprache.

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  • melaniedscott
    melaniedscott Posts: 1,478 Member
    LisaGetsMoving wrote: »
    Just finished up Neil Gaimond's Neverwhere, getting ready to start Carl Hiaasen's Squeeze Me and looking forward to it, I need a good laugh.

    Love Neverwhere! Neil Gaimon is awesome! The BBC version was relatively good...
  • 5ofseven
    5ofseven Posts: 791 Member
    edited January 2021
    Team of Rivals. It's a multi biography centered on President Lincoln, and it's my third time through it. I've found it life altering.

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