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Jan 22, 2014 02:24PM
Major Pettigrew's Last Stand
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I'm starting
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as they both just became available at the library. When you put things on 'hold', why do they always come in at the same time?!:)
Ugh! I have about 5 elibrary books out and 2 notices in my inbox for more! I'm reading reading reading!
LynnB wrote: "I'm starting two books today: fiction
and a WWII memoir
."I read "The Moonflower Vine" decades ago at my grandmother's house in a Reader's Digest Condensed Books. I remember really liking it and borrowing the complete version at the library afterwards to see what I had missed.
Teresa wrote: "I read "The Moonflower Vine" decades ago at my grandmother's house in a Reader's Digest Condensed Books. I remember really liking it and borrowing the complete version at the library afterwards to see what I had missed. "It was re-published in 2009 and seems to be making a bit of a come-back in the reading world. The Goodreads ratings are pretty good. I've just started, but so far I like it.
Betsy wrote: "Sera wrote: "I'm starting
today."One of my all time favorite books."
It's really good so far. I'm almost 1/3 of the way through.
Sera wrote: "I'm starting
today."My sister and I love this book, though filled with sadness and miserable lives, this is a powerful, wonderful book. Yes, we would agree one of our all-time favorites.
Cathy, you are in good company. A GR friend actually sent me a copy of the book since she had 3 in her possession, because she loved the book so much. I am really enjoying it and can't wait to see what happens next.
Becky wrote: "Starting The Good Lord Bird
by James McBride, I am very excited!" I recently read this and loved it. I hope you enjoy it, too.
I just started
and am 1/2 way through already. The author does this frustrating thing of changing characters each chapter and leaving you with a cliff hanger. It certainly propels you through the book!
Betsy wrote: "Sera wrote: "I'm starting
today."One of my all time favorite books." I loved this one, too. I read someone review this as similar to a Dickens novel only set in India and thought that was very appropriate.
Teresa wrote: "I just started
by Nancy Horan. I saw this in the library and wanted to read it as I enjoyed
."I downloaded it to my Kindle for the same reason. I hope it is a good read and I can start it soon. Hope you are enjoying it.
Cathy wrote: "Teresa wrote: "I just started
by Nancy Horan. I saw this in the library and wanted to read it as I enjoyed
."I d..." I did enjoy it, Cathy, and was happy to know Nancy Horan can still tell a convincing tale. My review is at the following link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
Reading book two of The Testing series by Joelle Charbonneau. Just as good as the first. This one is called Independent Study. A great dystopian novel.
I need a fun read ... I'm starting
. I have really enjoyed all the other books in this series and expect to find this just as good.
Cathy wrote: "I threw aside my current read that I was not feeling to start
for Valentine's Day."Great Valentine's choice, both the cover and the story!
Becky wrote: "I started
Lost Lake"I just got that from the library and should start it soon. I'm looking forward to a post letting us know how you like it!
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