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[Chris , The Hardcase]

I had a feeling. Hehe..

metoo

[Dustin]

Bondama wrote: "Well, Becky, if you and Chris have embarked on a year of no-re-reads, just think - NOW you can start on your list of "Bondama recommends!!""

That's a great idea, Bondama, because you've recommended a lot of good ones!

[Kevin]

Ajay wrote: "Kevin wrote: "Chris wrote: "Kevin wrote: "Ajay wrote: "Strated , and its nice, a good page turner. Seems the big three of sci fi are Asimov, Heinlein & Arthur..."

It all depends on what you like? If you want to read more from Asmiov, I would recommend Robots of Dawn because this is the one that really starts Foundation, and is actually is the one that connects his robot novels and foundation novels together.

[Ryan]

Becky wrote: " ... and like my daddy always says: "Opinions are like assholes. Everyone has one."

Too true, and to continue the old adage as I learned it:

And most of them stink.

;)

[Marc-Antoine]

Just finished Zone One by Colson Whitehead and I loved it. Now onto Horns by Joe Hill thanks to all the talk about it here.

[Kevin]

Reading, the two sequel to Foreigner, Invader and Inheritor.

[Rachel]

Rereading Fated by S.G. Browne. Felt like everything else I was reading was dragging. This is pretty much pulling me out of a reading rut.

[Becky]

Ryan wrote: "Becky wrote: " ... and like my daddy always says: "Opinions are like assholes. Everyone has one."

Too true, and to continue the old adage as I learned it:

And most of them stink.

;)"

Very true, Ryan. LOL

[Gatorman]

Kealan wrote: "Dani wrote: "Gatorman wrote: "Just started The Hides after finishing and loving the first Timmy Quinn book, The Turtle Boy."

I liked the Turtle Boy and read The HId..."

It seemed pretty well researched to me. Lots of specifics. I just assumed that the tannery Dani worked at was different than the tannery Kealan wrote about.

[Gabriela]

I am currently reading &

Strangers at the Feast and Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister

[Kathryn]

Can I sound like a dork for a moment?? How do people get the picture of the book they are reading in their comment? Thanks :)

[Gabriela]

Kathryn wrote: "Can I sound like a dork for a moment?? How do people get the picture of the book they are reading in their comment? Thanks :)"

You do not sound like a dork...at the comment box to the right there is the add book/author link just click on it and make sure you choose cover for the cover of the book otherwise it will just be the link to the book. I hope this helps. :)

[Kathryn]

Gabriela wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "Can I sound like a dork for a moment?? How do people get the picture of the book they are reading in their comment? Thanks :)"

You do not sound like a dork...at the comment box to ..."

Thank you, Gabriela!!
Think this did it! Thanks :)

[Gabriela]

Your welcome...I didn't know how to do that until a couple of weeks ago so ;)

[Gabriela]

Thanks to Tt or Sheri, from the Shut Upand Read group for that...

[Becky]

I like the bookcover feature, but my brain does not compute when bookcovers are used in place of text. They are generally too small to see (even on my big monitor) so sentences almost always sound like "I'm currently reading _______ and want to get to ________ soon." in my head. LOL

[Gabriela]

Becky wrote: "I like the bookcover feature, but my brain does not compute when bookcovers are used in place of text. They are generally too small to see (even on my big monitor) so sentences almost always sound ..."

Sorry, I am reading Strangers at the Feast and Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister.

[Kathryn]

Becky wrote: "I like the bookcover feature, but my brain does not compute when bookcovers are used in place of text. They are generally too small to see (even on my big monitor) so sentences almost always sound ..."

Haha, I know what you mean. :)

[Tracy]

Andrew Kaufman's The Lion, The Lamb and The Hunted. Excellent book!

[Mary]

Becky wrote: "I like the bookcover feature, but my brain does not compute when bookcovers are used in place of text. They are generally too small to see (even on my big monitor) so sentences almost always sound ..."

Me too, but I just discovered that, if you let the cursor hover over the book cover, it will tell you the title and author in a little box.

[Becky]

Yes, I am aware of that, Mary. I usually don't bother though. The "sentence" is already incomplete in my head from reading through the first time, and unless it's really intriguing and piques my curiosity, I don't bother to take the extra time to use the decoder ring.

[Scott]

Finished The Night Circus. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Will start We Have Always Lived in the Castle this afternoon.

[Kathryn]

Scott wrote: "Finished The Night Circus. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Will start We Have Always Lived in the Castle this afternoon."

I REALLY want to read The Night Circus!!

[Dustin]

Gabriela wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "Can I sound like a dork for a moment?? How do people get the picture of the book they are reading in their comment? Thanks :)"

You do not sound like a dork...at the comment box to ..."

I did not know that, thank you.:)

[A.R.]

I'm glad to see some don't like the add book/author function because, honestly, sometimes I forget to use it!

[Becky]

A. R. wrote: "I'm glad to see some don't like the add book/author function because, honestly, sometimes I forget to use it!"

No, I love the feature... I just can't get my brain to equate a tiny picture of the bookcover with the title. The title is what I equate with the book.

Pictures just throw me all off, so it ends up just leaving a gap where the title should be. Even when it's a cover I know... *shrug*

But then I still insist on spelling out full words in text messages, so take that for what it's worth. ;)

[Kit★]

I'm slowly working on Cat o' Nine Tales , reading one story here and there. Never read this author before, but I love short stories, and it was only $1 at the dollar store, so it's worth a try. Not sure what I think yet, the stories are a little strange, but interesting.

[Scott]

Kathryn wrote: "I REALLY want to read The Night Circus!!"

I enjoyed it. It was a really different type of writing with a unique story.

[Gatorman]

Just started Defending Jacob: A Novel.

[Dustin]

But then I still insist on spelling out full words in text messages, so take that for what it's worth. ;)


Me, too, Becky.:)

[Dani]

Gatorman wrote: "Kealan wrote: "Dani wrote: "Gatorman wrote: "Just started The Hides after finishing and loving the first Timmy Quinn book, The Turtle Boy."

I liked the Turtle Boy..."

Yep, probably the case. I apologized. Feel like a jackass now. Me and my biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig mouth.

[Marc-Antoine]

Wow, Horns by Joe Hill aka King's son is an awesome read, the apple didn't fall far from the tree. I will now start The Nearest Exit by Olen Steinhauer, which comes highly recommended by Stephen King.

[Kathryn]

I'm reading The Stand.

[Marc-Antoine]

Kathryn wrote: "I'm reading The Stand."

That's the one that got me hooked on king, enjoy!

[Marc-Antoine]

It's best when reading in flu season.

[Kathryn]

Marc-antoine wrote: "It's best when reading in flu season."

Well, needless to say, even 12 pages into it, I had a bad dream last night...My husband had the flu and told me he had to throw up....Ugh...

[Chris , The Hardcase]

Marc-antoine wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "I'm reading The Stand."

That's the one that got me hooked on king, enjoy!"

Me too. No comment on how many years ago that was.

[John]

Speaking of King, I am re-reading The Shining.

[Char]

Kathryn wrote: "Marc-antoine wrote: "It's best when reading in flu season."

Well, needless to say, even 12 pages into it, I had a bad dream last night...My husband had the flu and told me he had to throw up....Ug..."

Oh no! It's not Captain Trips is it?
Is this your first time reading The Stand? If it is, I envy you.

[Kathryn]

Charlene wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "Marc-antoine wrote: "It's best when reading in flu season."

Well, needless to say, even 12 pages into it, I had a bad dream last night...My husband had the flu and told me he had t..."

Hi Charlene! This will be the first time I've ever read it. I'm pretty excited about it! I've seen the movie a few times when I was a kid, but I know reading the book will be a whole new experience. :)

[Aoibhínn]

I started on The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf last night. I'm a few chapters into it so far and its a bit of a page turner.

[Alondra]

halfway through We Have Always Lived in the Castle, and really liking this. We Have Always Lived in the Castle and will continue with Liesl and Po as well, now that i have finished pearls of lutra.

[Dustin]

Kathryn wrote: "I'm reading The Stand."

Hi, Kathryn!

Are you reading the unabridged version..?

[Kathryn]

Dustin wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "I'm reading The Stand."

Hi, Kathryn!

Are you reading the unabridged version..?"

Hey Dustin! Its the complete and uncut edition.

[Beth]

i just started and im only 6% in and im hooked! so good! READ IT EVERYONE! :P

[Dustin]

Kathryn wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "I'm reading The Stand."

Hi, Kathryn!

Are you reading the unabridged version..?"

Hey Dustin! Its the complete and uncut edition."


Hi, Kathryn-

The uncut version is the way to go, IMO! Awesome.

[Anne]

reading Don,t Blink by James Patterson I was up all last night reading it. The chapters are short and I kept saying just one more chapter. I,m never disappointed with James Patterson.

[Dustin]

Hi, Anne!

Just out of curiosity, have you read Patterson's Toys..?

[Anne]

no, never heard of it . I had to look it up . sounds good, have you read it? I think his best books were The Alex Cross series.

[David]

Dustin wrote: "Hi, Anne!

Just out of curiosity, have you read Patterson's Toys..?"

I have. I loved that book. It was awesome.