Joseph ’s
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(group member since Jul 28, 2009)
Joseph ’s
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from the Book Buying Addicts Anonymous group.
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That one sounds interesting CD, I might check it out.The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
It certainly has that big fish in there.
Greta, what am I going to do with you? lolLord of the Flies by William Golding
How's that for having to do with animals?
Boy, that's for sure! Are you two going to stop slugging each other and behave or am I going to have to turn this car around and ground you two? ;-) I'll let you get away with poking, but nothing that will cause bruises. Got it? :-)
Boy, go to work and miss a WHOLE lot. lolHere's J: The Jungle Books by Rudyard Kipling
A WHOLE lot of animals in that one. :-)
And to refresh so no more arguments, all I was looking for were books that had SOMETHING to do with animals, be it title, characters, subject, etc.
Oh! Gotcha. Then it works both ways. :-)
Yep, if it has to do with animals, it works. I was aiming for characters, but titles work just fine too.Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
Ok, I get A. I say the theme for this next listing is the title given must have an animal or animals as a main part or character in it.If you want, give us the character's name and what animal it is too.
Animal Farm by George Orwell
Rabbit Angstrom The Four Novels Rabbit, Run; Rabbit Redux; Rabbit is Rich; Rabbit at Rest by John Updike
Oh. lol. Good book, not a bad movie either.
brian wrote: "Nice one, Joseph!"Thanks, I had a feeling the O would be an Irish author, an O' something.
B&N is Barnes and Noblebd is www.Bookdepository.com , a bibliophiles dream/nightmare rolled into one. Such a great place to shop it can drain your wallet SO fast. lol
brian wrote: "The Epiplectic Bicycle by Edward Gorey"One of my sister's favorite artists.
Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison
And one of my favorite authors.
Waqas, I hope someone can answer your question, but actually I meant questions regarding the group. :-)
