What books are you reading?

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Catspaw wrote:
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Catspaw wrote:"The Witness" by Dee Henderson \:D/ Good stuff so far!
Isn't that part of the O'Malley series? I really enjoyed the O'Malley series! :D
I really liked the O'Malley books as well, but "The Witness" is actually Dee Henderson's latest book, and is not part of any existing series. :)
Ah. :D Her titles sort of all sound alike! :anxious:
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The Sacrifice -Robert Whitlow. \:D/
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The Animator's Survival Kit -Richard Williams

A Treasure's Trove -Michael Stadther
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I finally finished TLTWTW; took me just over two months -_-;
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Jonathan, you read much faster than I would have expected. O:)

I recently started Jane Austen's "Northanger Abbey" - it's very amusing so far! :lol:
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I read the first chapter of The Hobbit on Saturday. \:D/



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I just finished reading Henry Reed's Journey. A very funny book.
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Catspaw wrote:
Karin wrote:
Catspaw wrote:"The Witness" by Dee Henderson \:D/ Good stuff so far!
Isn't that part of the O'Malley series? I really enjoyed the O'Malley series! :D
I really liked the O'Malley books as well, but "The Witness" is actually Dee Henderson's latest book, and is not part of any existing series. :)
I loved that book, I love all her books!!!
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Nice, CoT.

Currently reading the Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien.

The Paths of the Dead part is really creepy, if you read it carefully... especially considering what lies behind the locked door. <_<
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I just finished Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz, and now I'm starting City of Stars by Mary Hoffman.
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Zeba wrote:I just finished Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz,
:shock: Did that book.... is the movie Stormbreaker coming out soon based on that book? Is it about a teenage James Bond?


I just got Four Past Midnight by Stephen King. So I'll read that after I've finished A Case Of Need by Michael Crichton. (which is taking unusually long, because I haven't been reading it much, because it isn't very intrigueing.)
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I finally finished A Case Of Need by Michael Crichton.

Now on to Four Past Midnight by Stephen King.
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Karin Doyle wrote:I just finished reading Henry Reed's Journey. A very funny book.
My sister and I love that book! I've read it ten times! \:D/ Our favorite chapter is probably the one where Henry and Midge get that weird painting and then they "doctor" it up a bit. :D
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What a lovely book, Brian! \:D/ How do you like it so far?
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It's actually really insightful! \:D/ The first like 4 chapters are all about talking you out of getting married, though... but after that it gets into lots of interesting stuff. \:D/
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Piglet wrote:
Karin Doyle wrote:I just finished reading Henry Reed's Journey. A very funny book.
My sister and I love that book! I've read it ten times! \:D/ Our favorite chapter is probably the one where Henry and Midge get that weird painting and then they "doctor" it up a bit. :D
Yes! I love Henry Reed books! I only own two of them, though. :( And now I want to go read them! \:D/
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Hollywood Heartbreak Kid wrote:It's actually really insightful! \:D/ The first like 4 chapters are all about talking you out of getting married, though... but after that it gets into lots of interesting stuff. \:D/
I love it how books like that can be so convincing to stay single. I actually read a book by Kevin Leeman, can't remember the title , but he's the big Birth Order Book author. Anyway, he warned people from marrying anyone like me! So, should i just stay single forever? sounds like a plan...

anyway, you do scare me once in awhile.

I'm still reading the PAPA Prayer. Good book.
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Me wrote:
Piglet wrote:
Karin Doyle wrote:I just finished reading Henry Reed's Journey. A very funny book.
My sister and I love that book! I've read it ten times! \:D/ Our favorite chapter is probably the one where Henry and Midge get that weird painting and then they "doctor" it up a bit. :D
Yes! I love Henry Reed books! I only own two of them, though. :( And now I want to go read them! \:D/
*can't imagine Me sitting down to read that sort of book* :D
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