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I read Ethan Frome for the first time as an adult and I really enjoyed it. It's a quiet read but the writing and mood pulled me in. Enjoy !
I love Ethan Frome. I read it in 9th grade and then again about a year ago. So very New Englandy and compared to most of her other work, shockingly different.




I've been meaning to read it, but was put off by some negative reviews. I like gothic Oates, and now I'm tempted to give it a go.

Ah, books like these just aren't written anymore.

Aww, sorry to hear that, but at least you enjoyed the show :) I'm quite liking the book at the mo', but did enjoy seeing Jason Isaacs running around on my TV (now I'm just imagining it ;P).
I just finished The Grass Harp, Including A Tree of Night and Other Stories.
Started The Feminine Mystique.
Started The Feminine Mystique.




Only read one of his short stories earlier - The Birthday Girl, liked it and then started with this.


I finished The Good Soldier (it took a long time because I was reading the Norton Critical Edition with all the extra essays) and re-read The Legal System: A Social Science Perspective which was more boring than I remembered.


I finished Little House In The Big Woods, but couldn't muster the energy to start Farmer Boy. Then I tried to start The Golden Compass for the fifth time...meh.
Hopefully something fun @ B&N will inspire me.
Hopefully something fun @ B&N will inspire me.

i just started new john grisham - racketeer after finished jo nesbo (minus the funky o symbol) but got another of his at the library as my back up as usually grisham reads very quick.
Kevin wrote: "amelia, every few years i reread the LHOTP series. they were some of my childhood favs.
i just started new john grisham - racketeer after finished jo nesbo (minus the funky o symbol) but got anot..."
Yes, I do love them. I have it in a one volume collection thingy, it's a bit huge and inconvenient unless you're at home. I took it to hospital with me, but I just felt to crap to bother.
Moving on to book two in The Uglies series today. It's really not that great. Not horrible, if you like the genre, but not that great.
i just started new john grisham - racketeer after finished jo nesbo (minus the funky o symbol) but got anot..."
Yes, I do love them. I have it in a one volume collection thingy, it's a bit huge and inconvenient unless you're at home. I took it to hospital with me, but I just felt to crap to bother.
Moving on to book two in The Uglies series today. It's really not that great. Not horrible, if you like the genre, but not that great.
Finished Uglies then Pretties; now I'm on to Specials. It's growing on me. Hunger games was better. Though this one has some better messages for teens if they can see them past the complete segregation of the pre and post op people.


Michael E. Henderson

I enjoyed it and thought the book helped to bring the characters to life. The book came to my attention because of the excellent C-SPAN series on the First Ladies. It airs on Monday evenings.
My next read will be Along Came a Spider~James Patterson
I've never read a Patterson book and this is not my usual genre, however, I wanted to give it a shot to see why his books are so popular.
Finished The Uglies series. It was okay. The last one was a bit...meh. If he hadn't killed off you know who and stopped at the original three books I would have liked it better.
Started the Mercy Falls trilogy yesterday. So far a new take on the wolf thing.
Started the Mercy Falls trilogy yesterday. So far a new take on the wolf thing.
In the week ahead I'll be rereading A Passage to India and reading The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism.
I try, but the mister seems to think I should talk to and pay attention to him sometimes...completely unreasonable.
I'm double reading my silly YA werewolf series and Rilke's The Book of Hours. I'm not usually much on poetry, but its fantastic! Well, most of it. There are a few that don't do anything for me.
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