blondcat
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I own a complete collection of Agatha Christie books. At the moment I am working my way through them all. About 10 already read, 80 more to go.
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cajunbelle
zone 8b Louisiana
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Annointed, Redeemed, Transformed, a study of David by Priscilla Shirer, Beth Moore and Kay Aurthur, a great Bible study.
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Phil. 4:13
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Bluewolf
NE Indiana (zone 5a/b)
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"Outwitting Squirrels" by Bill Adler,Jr.
101 cunning stratagems to reduce dramatically the egregious misappropriation of seed from your birdfeeders by squirrels
Wolfie
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divengrabber
uk
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i m reading evolution of species by charles darwin.
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kiwi
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the vampire diaries
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Frank
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Originally Galway, Ireland
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A book in Swedish for my studies called 'Geniernas återkomst' by P.C. Jersild. It's tough going 
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kaseylib
Wisconsin
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I just finished "The Last Song" by Nicholas Sparks. He's been quite a disappointment to me the last several books, and I don't recommend this one either. Much more appropriate for teens as it's about the romance between two high school students. His first book "The Notebook" was such a good read (the only book that ever made me cry), and he hasn't come close to that ever since.
Still, Frank, it's got to be better than what you're reading at the moment 
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kaseylib
Wisconsin
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If you're looking for a good laugh, read the latest Evanovich novel "Finger Lickin' Fifteen". I always love her characters, and this one has a better plot than her last few. Always unbelievably silly and full of spunk...go Lula!!!
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Plumbing And Lighting
Nassau County, NY
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Just finished Rant yesterday. It started off very slow for Palahniuk, but blew my mind the last 100 pages or so. I hadn't read anything by him for a few years, but I think I might be hooked again.
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Quoizel Lighting
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jungseed
Pardeeville,WI
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| Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:24 pm Post subject: |
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Finished Night Whispers by Judith McNaught last night.
Started Audrey Niffenegger's Her Fearful Symmetry
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bunkie
eastern washington
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| Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:38 pm Post subject: |
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reading all my seed catalogs at the moment! 
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daisybeans
annapolis md
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I am reading "My Life in France" by Julia Child. It is delightful. I just finished "Julie and Julia" by Julie someone-or another... it was cute too.
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cuatro-gatos
Southern California
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Not much of a reader, but I somehow got hooked on
the Twilight series. Now on Eclipse, book #3.
I thought at my age I would not enjoy a book about
teenage vampires - I was so wrong! At least I have
something to talk about to my 16 yr old niece.
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daisybeans
annapolis md
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| cuatro-gatos wrote: | Not much of a reader, but I somehow got hooked on
the Twilight series. Now on Eclipse, book #3.
I thought at my age I would not enjoy a book about
teenage vampires - I was so wrong! At least I have
something to talk about to my 16 yr old niece. |
I thought they were a fun read too. Also not "my type" of book, so I thought. I had the same experience with Harry Potter. It's fun to talk to kids about the things they read.
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