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message 1501: by Freya, Dragon Rider (new)

Freya (flamecat) | 1835 comments Mod
Finished Tortall & Other Lands by Tamora Pierce


message 1506: by Freya, Dragon Rider (new)

Freya (flamecat) | 1835 comments Mod
Moab is my Washpot - Stephen Fry.
It was interesting but ok overall. I don't mind wordy books but I found this rambling and the tangents to his story seemed to have tangents.


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Mike Curtis | 155 comments Future Noir Revised & Updated Edition: The Making of Blade Runner by Paul M. Sammon
Interesting behind the scenes account of a sci-fi classic movie.

The Postman Always Rings Twice by James M. Cain
A standard noir crime thriller but with a somewhat surprising and almost philosophical ending.


message 1516: by Freya, Dragon Rider (new)

Freya (flamecat) | 1835 comments Mod
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd - Agatha Christie


message 1521: by Hope (new)

Hope | 149 comments Changeling. It's a middle grade book, but it was really good and makes me want to read the author's YA series.


message 1522: by Mary (new)

Mary Catelli | 1832 comments Hope wrote: "Changeling. It's a middle grade book, but it was really good and makes me want to read the author's YA series."

Oh, yes, that's such a good book


message 1525: by Mike (new)

Mike Curtis | 155 comments Two Years Before the Mast: and Twenty-four Years After by R. H. Dana

Essentially a diary of a sailor from the 1800s. Also provides good descriptions of the early Spanish and Yankee settlements in California.


message 1529: by Freya, Dragon Rider (new)

Freya (flamecat) | 1835 comments Mod
Ring the Hill by Tom Cox


message 1536: by Kirsten (new)

Kirsten  (kmcripn) The last book I finished was Pupcakes by Annie England Noblin. It was cute, but unfortunately the dogs had more depth than the people.


message 1537: by Mike (new)

Mike Curtis | 155 comments Armada by Ernest Cline
Not nearly as good as "Ready Player One". In fact, I wonder if Ernest Cline wrote this book first because it seemed much less refined. Nonetheless, it was a fun read.


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message 1541: by Chris (new)

Chris All Systems Red by Martha Wells. It was SOOO good.


message 1542: by Kirsty, Jedi Master (new)

Kirsty Cabot (kirstycabot) | 1924 comments Mod
I read The Lost Spells to my daughter, we both loved it <3


message 1543: by Johanne (new)

Johanne *the biblionaut* | 797 comments I have that on my ereader Chris. Everyone seems to like it, will have to read it soon :)


message 1544: by Freya, Dragon Rider (new)

Freya (flamecat) | 1835 comments Mod
Kirsty wrote: "I read The Lost Spells to my daughter, we both loved it <3"

Was it good? I have heard mixed reviews of a Marmite nature about The Lost Spells.


message 1545: by Grace (new)

Grace Tenkay (gracie28) I'm right now finishing up The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories. Really different and good. The stories vary in quality but they all have a certain literary /cultural flair that makes them very absorbing. To me, at least.


message 1550: by Cupcakes & Machetes, Hybrid Creature (new)

Cupcakes & Machetes (hybridcreature) | 888 comments Mod
I finished the Kate Daniels series with Magic Triumphs and thought it was a brilliant end.


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