What books are you reading?

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Time and Again, by Jack Finney.
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I just finished Little Town on the Prairie. Now I'm wondering if I should start the next book in that series, or start reading Fellowship of the Ring, or some other book. Hmmm.....
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I've now read three Boxcar children books! The Mystery of the Stolen Boxcar, The Mystery at Snowflake Inn and The Amazing Mystery Show. They were all pretty good.
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I just started reading Fellowship of the Ring! And I got Blindside from the library.
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"Virginia" by Cathy Marie Hake. It's one of those books with four stories in it and they're all connected. Some of those books can be lame, but I'm reading the second story right now, and it's very good so far! Cathy Marie Hake is a good author. :D
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I am reading Take Two by Karen Kingsbury.
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I'm reading Peter and the Sword of Mercy by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson
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I'm reading the newest Redwall book, The Sable Quean. Why it's spelled like that, I don't know. :x I just started, so I'll have to see if it measures up there with some of my favorites or not. \:D/
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IDANCE4JESUS wrote:Anne of the Windy Poplars, by L M Montgomery.
Hurray for Anne of Green Gables! Are you reading through the whole series?
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The King s Daughter wrote:
IDANCE4JESUS wrote:Anne of the Windy Poplars, by L M Montgomery.
Hurray for Anne of Green Gables! Are you reading through the whole series?
Yes, actually!!
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I read quite a few stuff. Yesterday I read books 2 and 3 of the Animorphs series, some of "The Book of Virtues", then I read Left Behind Book 24 (I forgot the name :-), and then I finished "Lassie: Come Home".
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Are you talking about Left Behind: The Kids, Marvin?
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The Lost Art of True Beauty- Leslie Ludy. I like it so far, though it's convicting me
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TigerintheShadows wrote:Are you talking about Left Behind: The Kids, Marvin?
Yes ma'am, yes! \:D/
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I'm reading "The Odyssey" by Homer.
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Marvin D. wrote:
TigerintheShadows wrote:Are you talking about Left Behind: The Kids, Marvin?
Yes ma'am, yes! \:D/
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Mr. Moto is So Sorry by John P. Marquand. Japanese secret agents FTW!! \:D/
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I just finished Heartless by... someone whose last name is Stengl. Lol Maybe Amy?

It was alright. There was obviously a lot more going on outside of what was just written in the book that never quite got explained..
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IDANCE4JESUS wrote:
The King s Daughter wrote:
IDANCE4JESUS wrote:Anne of the Windy Poplars, by L M Montgomery.
Hurray for Anne of Green Gables! Are you reading through the whole series?
Yes, actually!!
That's cool, I've read the series but I might read it again sometime. I think I enjoyed the books about Anne a little more than the ones about her children.
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