pektel 07:45 PM 03-19-2011
Going to pick up the Twelfth Insight tomorrow. I find the celestine prophecy series entertaining.
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rebelknight 04:25 PM 03-22-2011
Just started jailbird. I think it will be my last vonnegut book for a while so I hope I enjoy it.
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Mugen910 04:34 PM 03-22-2011
Just finished the last book in the Percy Jackson Series...
Currently reading The Alchemyst by Michael Scott...It has something to do with the Harry Potter Series in terms of magic but based off of Nicholas Flamel's life.
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Isom-niac2 04:47 PM 03-22-2011
HollywoodQue 06:23 PM 03-22-2011
Eye for an Eye by Dwayne S. Joseph...great book for the guys that want to cheat on wifey....it can be a setup
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massphatness 07:25 PM 03-22-2011
Carved in Bone by Jefferson Bass. It has a pseudo CSI/NCIS feel to it, but I'm not absolutely riveted by it yet (although I'm only 80 pages in).
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Louis L'Amour's "How the West was Won," a good read.
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replicant_argent 11:11 AM 03-23-2011
Charcuterie - Michael Ruhlman.
I have a pork belly that is curing for a few more days to become bacon. Debating what I will do next. Maybe some sauerkraut to be ready for the tailgating season.
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N2 GOLD 11:19 AM 03-23-2011
1984, I kind of read it back in high school. I was cleaning out some stuff in the garage & found some of my old stuff in a box & there is was, 1984 the book.
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elderboy02 09:40 PM 03-23-2011
I finished Decision Points by George W. Bush last night. I really enjoyed it. It told us why he made the decisions he did.
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elderboy02 09:40 PM 03-23-2011
I just downloaded on my nook: Under and Alone: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most Violent Outlaw Motorcycle Gang
So far, it is great and I can hardly put it down.
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TXRebel 09:53 PM 03-25-2011
Dead Zero: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel by Stephen Hunter.
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Louis L'Amour "The Haunted Mesa" takes place in modern times instead of his normal old west. Interesting.
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BeerAdvocate 02:27 PM 03-26-2011
I just cracked open -
Unbroken:
A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption by Laura Hillenbrand
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RevSmoke 02:46 PM 03-26-2011
For my professional reading I am into:
Why Johnny Can't Preach
At Home in the House of My Fathers
For fun, I am reading:
Pearl Harbor: A Novel of December 8th
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Eleven 04:34 PM 03-26-2011
I miss reading.
Going to have to find a novel and read it. Curse you internet for taking all my free time!
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Just started "The Covenant of Genisis", so far it's OK.
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Originally Posted by Eleven:
I miss reading.
Going to have to find a novel and read it. Curse you internet for taking all my free time!
I "like" to spend at least an hour, every evening, with a book and a cigar, in a quiet place. Weather I get to do it or not, well, that is another story. And I spend plenty of time on the inter-net. That is no excuse.
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VTDragon 01:12 PM 03-27-2011
Just finished Cryoburn, a sci-fi story continuing the sage of Miles Versoghian, by Lois M Bujold. A good read, especially if you enjoy space operas.
Also recently finished Catacombs by Anne Mcaffery and Elizabeth Moon Scarborough. Sadly this does not live up to these authors prior works. Story moves along very herky jerky like and the character development which has always been a Mcaffery strongpoint is strangly weak.
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elderboy02 10:34 PM 03-28-2011
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
I just downloaded on my nook: Under and Alone: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most Violent Outlaw Motorcycle Gang
So far, it is great and I can hardly put it down.
I finished this book today. It was incredibly good. I highly recommend it. Reminded me a lot of Sons of Anarchy.
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