What book are you reading and enjoying now?
93- Crazdwriter
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I myself am reading more than one book lol. I know I hsouldj sut stick to one book but hey like my thinking and writing I jump around a lot.
I am currently reading four books and one magazine.
The magazine is Alfred Hitchcock Mystery magazine September 2009
the books are
The latest Harry Potter though I'm not really into that one at the moment.
Kingdom Keepers II Disney At Dawn by Ridley Pearson
Forensics A guide For Writers by D.P. Lyle, M.D. (part of the howdunit series and yes for some reason it's spelled that way lol)
and the one I am really into and enjoying
Catch as Cat Can by Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown.
(this one is posted in one of my hubs but no not trying to have ppl read my hub just saying in case those who had read it notcied that) And the unique thing about this authro is she writes great mystery where cats and a dog help solve the mysterys with their human companion. And not only that but Sneaky Pie Brown is her cat that she writes along side with. How cool is that?
n-e-ways what is everyone else reading these days?
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I am reading Clapton by Eric Clapton (obviously)
Next is the new Nicholas Sparks one and the new John Krakauer one. They're waiting on my book shelf for me.
But I have to read my Genetics and Organic Chemistry textbooks and some research papers
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Crazdwriter wrote:
I myself am reading more than one book lol. I know I hsouldj sut stick to one book but hey like my thinking and writing I jump around a lot.
I am currently reading four books and one magazine.
The magazine is Alfred Hitchcock Mystery magazine September 2009
the books are
The latest Harry Potter though I'm not really into that one at the moment.
Kingdom Keepers II Disney At Dawn by Ridley Pearson
Forensics A guide For Writers by D.P. Lyle, M.D. (part of the howdunit series and yes for some reason it's spelled that way lol)
and the one I am really into and enjoying
Catch as Cat Can by Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown.
(this one is posted in one of my hubs but no not trying to have ppl read my hub just saying in case those who had read it notcied that) And the unique thing about this authro is she writes great mystery where cats and a dog help solve the mysterys with their human companion. And not only that but Sneaky Pie Brown is her cat that she writes along side with. How cool is that?
n-e-ways what is everyone else reading these days?haha i thought i was the only one who did that!
i'm not reading any at the moment, but one time i read 1984, Farnham's Freehold and Get Fuzzy during the same month. that was strange, to say the least - especially when i momentarily confused O'Brien with Chubby Huggs
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I don't have time to read books.
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thranax wrote:
I don't have time to read books.
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~thranax~that is very clever! an ascii thranax! cool....
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thranax wrote:
I don't have time to read books.
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~thranax~aaa well I do hope that yu find time to read books Thranax. you are missing out on a lot of great authors out there
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cosette wrote:
haha i thought i was the only one who did that!
i'm not reading any at the moment, but one time i read 1984, Farnham's Freehold and Get Fuzzy during the same month. that was strange, to say the least - especially when i momentarily confused O'Brien with Chubby Huggslol nope cosette you aren't the only one hehehehe
Unfortunately, the only books I have time for right now are textbooks - yuk. I miss reading for pleasure.
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Colebabie wrote:
I am reading Clapton by Eric Clapton (obviously)
Next is the new Nicholas Sparks one and the new John Krakauer one. They're waiting on my book shelf for me.
But I have to read my Genetics and Organic Chemistry textbooks and some research papersHmmm those sound interesting...except for the textbooks of course lol
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I am reading Robert B. Parker's newest Spenser book The Professional.
He makes it look so easy!!!!- 93
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Aqua wrote:
Unfortunately, the only books I have time for right now are textbooks - yuk. I miss reading for pleasure.
BOOO textbooks. i hope you get to read for pleasure again soon Aqua. Shoot even when I had a lot of textbook reading I always made time for pleasure reading...yea when I was supposed to be studying or doing HW I had a book hiding under the bed so I could read without getting caught
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resspenser wrote:
I am reading Robert B. Parker's newest Spenser book The Professional.
He makes it look so easy!!!!hmm..have to check that one out
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Well it is time for me to go read...sometimes it helps me sleep...other times it doesn't but still going to do it anyways since I love to read. Night peeps. have fun..behave and yea lol
I am about to finish Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand and it's probably the best book I've ever read.
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I'm reading, "True At First Light," published posthumously by Ernest Hemingway. His son Patrick helped to get his original journals from when they lived in Africa. So far, so good.
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iam reading book of aeron wall named keyword strategies.
I have just finished "Bird by Bird" by Anne Lamott, and am in love with her.
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I know it's an old one, but hey...so am I!- 93
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lorlie6 wrote:
I have just finished "Bird by Bird" by Anne Lamott, and am in love with her.
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I know it's an old one, but hey...so am I!Sounds familiar I have probably passed it by at the bookstore and saw it but just kept walking
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zadrobi wrote:
I am about to finish Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand and it's probably the best book I've ever read.
I'll check it out
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dohn121 wrote:
I'm reading, "True At First Light," published posthumously by Ernest Hemingway. His son Patrick helped to get his original journals from when they lived in Africa. So far, so good.
very cool!
