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Apr 28, 2009 07:22PM

12578 Karen wrote: "I am just starting Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. I am so thrilled to be able to read novels (vs. texts) now!"

YOU will LOVE that book, one of my favorites! Great book!
Apr 28, 2009 04:09AM

12578 Saintseester wrote: "For what it is worth, it's pretty easy to put down and pick up without forgetting what was going on. I've been reading it in 15 minute snippets in car-line.

I usually read 2 books at a time. One ..."


LOL! I love that I am NOT the only one who keeps books in my car for traffic jams and waiting at car pool pick ups! I have several books at different spots in the house also that I read when I happen to be in that room of choice. Yes, I am a HUGE multitasker! :)
Apr 27, 2009 07:02PM

12578 Saintseester wrote: "I just started Atlas Shrugged and loving it. I was scared because it is so darn long, but I got sucked in quickly. "

That book has been suggested to me so many times to read and I haven't yet, I guess I have to pick it up and read it.
Apr 27, 2009 04:00AM

12578 I'm reading First Family by Baldacci. So far so good, I love all his books.
Mar 12, 2009 03:54AM

12578 Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, it's long (over 800 pages)but if the flight is 15 hours you'll need something for the flight back, this book whisks you up and takes you away. One of my all times favorites.
Feb 21, 2009 04:51AM

12578 As I was thinking of my day enjoying the first cup of coffee this morning, I decided while I wait for my child to get done swimming I was going to hit the book store for a few hours. I started to make my list. Then I decided to pop on here and see what my friends were all reading. The following question then popped into my head.
If you could only recommend one book to a friend to read what would that book be? Why did you choose that book for your recommendation? I am hoping everyone answers this question then we will all have a nice list to take with us to the library or the book store the next time we go.
Feb 21, 2009 04:42AM

12578 Saintseester wrote: "Well, I loved it 3/4 of the way through. Then, not so much. It will be interesting to discuss it in book club later this week.

Now. What to read, next?"


Exactly, I'm starting a new discussion on that very subject.
Jan 28, 2009 04:36AM

12578 I have not seen a movie that has done the book justice. However that being said, The Field of Dreams is one of my top ten all time favorite movies, so I will be sure to read the book and let you know if I agree.
Jan 28, 2009 04:34AM

12578 Ok so we all have read at least one in their lifetime, so tell me and us....what is the worst book you have ever read? Why was it the worst? Was it outside of what you normally would read? Was it recommended to you by someone? Did you finish it or bag it before it was done. You know the drill...drop your comments here.
Jan 07, 2009 05:30PM

12578 Notameangirl I have NEVER seen a movie that does a book justice....NEVER. To me a book is like a movie theatre for your mind.
Jan 07, 2009 04:50PM

12578 Thanks Jigme for your feedback. She has always been an advanced reader, so I know she could handle the writing. I'm pretty sure she will read them all this summer. I will probably shadow her and read along too just for kicks so we can discuss it together.
Jan 07, 2009 04:45PM

12578 I tend to read all over the place genre wise however there are certain genres I never touch. This should be interesting for me and I can't wait to see how it develops. Who knows I might surprise myself and fall in love with another genre I never liked before.
Jan 07, 2009 04:44PM

12578 Ok so I was thinking about reading today and wondered if any of you ever challenge yourself to "read outside your comfort zone?" Why do you always pick the books you do? Do you tend to gravitate to the same genre all the time? I have made it a goal of mine for every book I buy or take out of the book store/library, I am going to go into a section I have never bought/borrowed from before and challenge myself to "read outside the box" I challenge you to do the same. Drop your comments here let me know what you think, if you will participate why or why not. Oh and has ANYONE brought the wine yet?
Jan 06, 2009 06:03PM

12578 And yes I have a ton of books sitting around various rooms of my house waiting to be read.
Jan 06, 2009 06:02PM

12578 My daughter just turned 12 ands so badly to read the twilight books. I am not letting her yet. I feel she is not quiet ready for them. Am I misinformed?
Jan 04, 2009 03:26AM

12578 Today I am starting Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.
I am currently reading:
Making Senses Out of Scripture: Reading the Bible As the First Christians Did by Mark P. Shea I am reading it more for reference purposes than recreational purposes. I will finish this book today.
Jan 04, 2009 03:21AM

12578 Drop it here. What are you currently reading at the moment. Are you far enough in to give me an opinion?
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Jan 03, 2009 08:44PM

12578 reads maybe ONE fluff book a year. I love to learn, give me the juice for my brain.
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Jan 03, 2009 06:08PM

12578 DEEP Notameangirl
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Jan 03, 2009 09:57AM

12578 Welcome everyone to my circle of friends. Bring your books, your discussions and some wine. This should be fun...no?