I'm reading The Cigar Asylum, it's a great story about a bunch or neurotic folks that share an obsession for this funky leafy stuff.
:-)
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pit bull 09:36 AM 03-07-2009
The Corps Book 2 Call to Arms by W.E.B. Griffin
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hotreds 09:50 AM 03-07-2009
The Sayings Gospel Q by J. M. Robinson
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Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World, Vicki Myron and Bret Witter. (non-kindle)
Oooo! The snow+rain is back, just in time for the pedal over to the volunteer site. ARGH!
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Steve 10:02 AM 03-07-2009
A client training manual for work, yeah......................................NOT!
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qwerty1500 12:34 PM 03-07-2009
Originally Posted by Cigargal:
Finished Drood....excellent book. Made me run out and buy two Dickens novels. Right now I am reading the Suspicions of Mr. Whicher, which is a true story of the first Metro police detectives in London and the investigation of a murder of a child. Mr. Whicher is the basis for the character Inspector Cuff in A Woman in White by Wilkie Collins and Inspector Bucket from Dicken's Bleak House.
Just started it ...
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Cigargal 01:34 PM 03-07-2009
Originally Posted by qwerty1500:
Just started it ...
Oh, I hope you like it. I couldn't put it down. It was such a kick to see Wilkie Collins portrayed as such a...well, a nutjob, to be sure. I bought The Mystery of Edwin Drood just to see what it is like-even though Dickens never finished it it should be fun to read the book Dickens was writing while this novel takes place.
I also picked up Hyperion and Illium by Dan Simmons while I was at it.
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Cigargal 01:36 PM 03-07-2009
Originally Posted by Joan:
Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World, Vicki Myron and Bret Witter. (non-kindle)
Oooo! The snow+rain is back, just in time for the pedal over to the volunteer site. ARGH!
Awww....I want to read that one. Don't you think every library should have a copy? Or even a cat, for that matter???
Tell us about your kindle!
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Waynegro1 01:52 PM 03-07-2009
"The Wednesday Letters" by Jason F. Wright.
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MithShrike 02:29 PM 03-07-2009
Originally Posted by Cigargal:
Oh, I hope you like it. I couldn't put it down. It was such a kick to see Wilkie Collins portrayed as such a...well, a nutjob, to be sure. I bought The Mystery of Edwin Drood just to see what it is like-even though Dickens never finished it it should be fun to read the book Dickens was writing while this novel takes place.
I also picked up Hyperion and Illium by Dan Simmons while I was at it.
Oooh you gotta get the whole Hyperion Cantos to really appreciate it. It is a complete work. Watch out for the Shrike, that is one badass mammajamma.
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Originally Posted by Cigargal:
Awww....I want to read that one. Don't you think every library should have a copy? Or even a cat, for that matter???
Tell us about your kindle!
Oh yeah! Kitties for every library!
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And the kindle is totally b*tchin! TOTALLY! I'll be sure to bring it along for the drive to Socal X, if you can stand reading in the car. Can we herf in the truck?
:-)
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SmokeyJoe 10:11 PM 03-07-2009
Just bought "The Shack." Been wanting to read this one for a while.
:-)
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Made in Dade 06:01 PM 03-08-2009
The Richest man who ever lived by Steven K. Scott.
Heaven is a playground by Rick Telander.
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Cigargal 06:16 PM 03-08-2009
Starting Little Dorritt, by Charles Dickens
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hotreds 07:04 PM 03-08-2009
Jesus the Messianic Herald of Salvation by Edward P. Meadors
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jonharky 07:43 PM 03-08-2009
Arctic Drift by Clive Cussler
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Starscream 12:43 AM 03-14-2009
Buena Fortuna 12:48 PM 03-14-2009
The Bourne Identity~Ludlum
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How to convert and import .dbx to .eml and onward to Thunderbird.
Bother!
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macpappy 02:44 PM 03-14-2009
Exposing the Real Che Guevara - And the Useful Idiots That Support Him by Humberto Fontova.
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