Picked this up as well for the next book.
I'm a fan of William Gibson. I've read the Neuromancer trilogy. What's this about? Stoked. I might have a new book to pick up.
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I'm a fan of William Gibson. I've read the Neuromancer trilogy. What's this about? Stoked. I might have a new book to pick up.
Cheney: The Untold Story of America's Most Powerful and Controversial Vice President by Stephen F. Hayes
That was the first Camus I read, it is better than the Plague, and probably his best. Still terrible for a book though, including his philosophy. Badly written, inconclusive and just plain unlikable. He should have stuck to essays.
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the power of one. and before that crime and punishment, but sadly i didn't have enough time to finish it.
I am a freak when it comes to reading and will read literally anything....
- The Illustrated book of Guitars
- John Grisholm - Playing for Pizza
- The last Harry Potter book
- The new Kevin Smith book (the Clerks director)
- Robert Parker - The World's Greatest Wine Estates
- Advanced Music Theory (a tech yourself kinda book)
- The Illustrated book of Guitars
- John Grisholm - Playing for Pizza
- The last Harry Potter book
- The new Kevin Smith book (the Clerks director)
- Robert Parker - The World's Greatest Wine Estates
- Advanced Music Theory (a tech yourself kinda book)
I just finished "Crusade" by Robyn Young. I really enjoyed it.
I am currently reading "Allah's Scorpion" by David Hagberg.
I am currently reading "Allah's Scorpion" by David Hagberg.
Working in an elementary school, I've got the oppertunity to read quite a bit of children's literature. Seriously, if anyone wants me to investigate a book so they don't have to be seen reading it, let me know. I've got about 1-1.5 hours to kill a night.
Somethingorother Nimmo writes the Charlie Bone series. Which is CLEARLY NOT HARRY POTTER. Put it down after about 100 pages of it not getting any better, and more and more clearly becoming NOT HARRY POTTER.
The Artimus Fowl books are a fun read. They were compared to Harry Potter for some reason that is, having read the books, rather unfathomable. Good reads, the lot of them (there's one more coming out, I'll probably get it read, too).
The Lemony Snicket books rule. The first couple are kinda iffy, but about book 4 or 5, they go from amusing to becoming righteously entertaining. I just finished 10 of 13.
Reading Solomon Snow and the Silver Spoon right now. Middling, but the story is just now starting. Hoping it doesn't suck.
Also ripped through "Among The Hidden," the first book in the Shadow Child sequence (whatever that means), and it was surprisingly good. Story about an illegal third child in a population controlled distopia. And it's a young adult book. Going to see if they've got more of them floating around.
A Wrinkle In Time is, unfortunately, drivel (in my opinion, anyway).
On my own time, I'm currently reading The Man Who Was Thursday, and have William Gibson's The Difference Engine lined up to go next.
Somethingorother Nimmo writes the Charlie Bone series. Which is CLEARLY NOT HARRY POTTER. Put it down after about 100 pages of it not getting any better, and more and more clearly becoming NOT HARRY POTTER.
The Artimus Fowl books are a fun read. They were compared to Harry Potter for some reason that is, having read the books, rather unfathomable. Good reads, the lot of them (there's one more coming out, I'll probably get it read, too).
The Lemony Snicket books rule. The first couple are kinda iffy, but about book 4 or 5, they go from amusing to becoming righteously entertaining. I just finished 10 of 13.
Reading Solomon Snow and the Silver Spoon right now. Middling, but the story is just now starting. Hoping it doesn't suck.
Also ripped through "Among The Hidden," the first book in the Shadow Child sequence (whatever that means), and it was surprisingly good. Story about an illegal third child in a population controlled distopia. And it's a young adult book. Going to see if they've got more of them floating around.
A Wrinkle In Time is, unfortunately, drivel (in my opinion, anyway).
On my own time, I'm currently reading The Man Who Was Thursday, and have William Gibson's The Difference Engine lined up to go next.
Right now I'm finishing up stephen king's 'the stand'
When I'm done that I'll be reading Mein Komfe.
When I'm done that I'll be reading Mein Komfe.
Currently nothing, but this is on order.
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Also, if anyone has these books, they are hard to find, and I would like to read them.
The Pink Room by Mark LaFlamme
Eddie And The Cruisers by P.F. Kluge
Any of the many follow-up M*A*S*H* Books by Richard Hooker (I own the original)
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Also, if anyone has these books, they are hard to find, and I would like to read them.
The Pink Room by Mark LaFlamme
Eddie And The Cruisers by P.F. Kluge
Any of the many follow-up M*A*S*H* Books by Richard Hooker (I own the original)
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Yes it's dutch
And it's about a woman struggling with cancer and how her husband experiences it.
I'm reading it because my aunt is going through the same battle and probably only has a couple of weeks left to live.
Yes it's dutch
And it's about a woman struggling with cancer and how her husband experiences it.
I'm reading it because my aunt is going through the same battle and probably only has a couple of weeks left to live.
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