Originally Posted By Labuda Angels & Demons by Dan Brown (prequel to The Da Vinci Code) thinking I may TRY to tackle Goedel, Escher, Bach sometime soon... gotta make sure I'm in "intelligent" mode when I do, though, as it's a VERY difficult book to understand from what I can tell.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 My husband is reading Angels & Demons right now, I read it a few months ago. I finally got my copy of "Of Mice and Men" and I started it last night
Originally Posted By Jafar30 I got kind of bored with The Stand so I put that away for a little bit. I'm probably going to start Dragons of Autumn Twilight. Still going over Of Mice and Men.
Originally Posted By Labuda Hey, LP - best of luck! My Mom got her TA certification a while back. Only did it for a while before deciding to be a teacher at a pharmacy tech school, but she enjoyed it while she did it.
Originally Posted By LPFan22 Thanks Labuda! This is something I've always considered doing so I'm really enjoying the class. We'll see what happens. =)
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m <<Angels & Demons by Dan Brown (prequel to The Da Vinci Code)>> EXCELLENT book! Loved that and The Da Vinci Code.
Originally Posted By Jafar30 I thought that Angels and Demons was a good book until the last 75 pages or so.
Originally Posted By irishfan ^^^ Couldn't agree more, I was loving it, but it lost the plot just at the end.
Originally Posted By Jafar30 Michael Crichton's new book State of Fear is the same way. Great start, middle but a weak ending.
Originally Posted By Jafar30 In addition to what I'm already reading I picked up Disney War yesterday. Fascinating stuff so far.
Originally Posted By MissCandice I just finished reading Eragon by Christopher Paolini. I recommend this book to everyone, just a great great book. Now I am about to read Of Mice and Men.
Originally Posted By threeundertwo 100 Years of Solitude. I read it when it first came out, and I'm enjoying it more this time. Still, it drags a bit. Hard Times. I get it in serialized form, like the Victorians did. This is a really fun way to experience Dickens. Those who are interested can sign up here: <a href="http://dickens.stanford.edu/hard/times.html" target="_blank">http://dickens.stanford.edu/ha rd/times.html</a>
Originally Posted By Jafar30 <<I just finished reading Eragon by Christopher Paolini>> It's on my shelf,but I never got around to reading it. Perhaps I should
Originally Posted By FaMulan I'm just about to start a re-read of The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Originally Posted By Labuda Finished up Angels & Demons. Next up: Goedel, Escher, Bach. Here's hoping I can understand at least 10% of it! heheh
Originally Posted By goodgirl The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World for Grown-Ups. Almost done. My first experience into WDW. I'm moved to buy the bigger book.
Originally Posted By Jafar30 I've read about the first 90 pages of Eragon. I was going to keep going, but then I put it down and had to do a few things, but hopefully tonight I can finish it. I really like it so far.
Originally Posted By SuzieQ I'm reading "At Home in Mitford". It is probably the most 'gentle' book I've read in years, but very enjoyable. I usually read a lot of crime, CSI type books so for me to read one about a minister and his dog living in a small town is a real departure.
