What books are you reading?

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The Reckoning by James Byron Huggins


I have a feeling it's going to take a looong time. :)
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VL wrote:The Reckoning by James Byron Huggins


I have a feeling it's going to take a looong time. :)
That's an awesome book, I love that and Leviathan by James Byron Huggins. I've read a couple of his newer books and they weren't all that great I didn't think, but those two were really good.
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TC wrote:
VL wrote:The Reckoning by James Byron Huggins


I have a feeling it's going to take a looong time. :)
That's an awesome book, I love that and Leviathan by James Byron Huggins. I've read a couple of his newer books and they weren't all that great I didn't think, but those two were really good.
Yeah, my brother loves them, and has been trying to get me to read it for a while now. :)
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*cough* well I'm reading a lot of books actually theres
Anne's House of Dreams
a school book I don't know the name of
Were the Red Ferns Grow
The Yearling
Old Yeller
Redwall
Red Dog
And maybe some more I haven't exactly started all of then yet but I'm going to!!!
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A Promise to Believe In by Tracie Peterson.
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THE NEW GUIDE!!!
Lisa Hammit - 1991-2011 - Forever strong in Christ
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"Peace Child" by Don Richardson.

Very...cultural and frightening.
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Four Walls by Keith Decandido. The book is soo good! It's a CSI:NY book. I'm on like.. chapter 3 though.. I only got it yesterday.

The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. Yes, still. It's a slow book, and I'm reading like... 3 other books with it.

The Official Guide. YES!

Black by Ted Dekker. I'm getting through it! YES!

Slowly bu surely still.... I Would Die For You by Brent and Deanna Higgins. Yes, slow, and its normal for me...


I think that is it...

Oh, wait, The 27 Fundemental Beliefs of Adventists. :) I'm doing a study with Siv... soon..

Plus, I'm reading the Book of Romans for my class Romans and Doctrines. I'm so having a great year in Bible class this time around! YES!

Now that is all...
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Peculiar Treasures, The first book of the Katie Weldon series! \:D/
And also Redwall and the second book of Winnie the Horse Gentler series. :D
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New Moon, the second book in the Twilight quartet... :anxious: Can't help it, it's way better than I expected.
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The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri


I'm on part one, Inferno. :D
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The Scotty series and Danny Orlis series

Yes, I took my brothers books
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V-lady wrote:
TC wrote:
VL wrote:The Reckoning by James Byron Huggins


I have a feeling it's going to take a looong time. :)
That's an awesome book, I love that and Leviathan by James Byron Huggins. I've read a couple of his newer books and they weren't all that great I didn't think, but those two were really good.
Yeah, my brother loves them, and has been trying to get me to read it for a while now. :)
I'm going to start the Leviathan in a week or two. \:D/
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Still Left Behind. I've been reading it for like a year and a half. I'd rather write any way.
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Anne's house of dreams and the Hobbit
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Do Hard Things by Alex and Brett Harris - great book.
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The Zion Chronicles book one: The Gates of Zion by the Theone's.
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Founding Mothers by Cokie Roberts.
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Renegade by Ted Dekker
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Gone With The Wind
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Animal Farm
The Prince
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