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    Originally Posted By MissCandice

    The River King, oh yeah. It broke my heart. I loved that book.
     
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    Originally Posted By mj9401

    I am reading two books at the moment'The Unofficial Guide to California with kids' and 'The Unofficial Guide to New York City'.
     
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    Originally Posted By sarahwithbaloo

    I'm reading the Da Vinci codes at the moment and I'm really enjoying it. Completly different to the usual books I read but very easy going and flows well so I'm pleasantly surprised.
     
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    Originally Posted By MissCandice

    I just re-read HP and The Goblet of Fire to get ready for the movie in November. I was thinking of starting "The Know-it-All" as it is just sitting here on my file cabinet looking at me. It's about a guy who reads an encyclopedia.
     
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    Originally Posted By goodgirl

    "How to troubleshoot Stop n0x0000007B error messages in Windows 2000" by the lovelky and ever so boring techs at Microsoft.
     
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    Originally Posted By JenniBarra

    Running With Scissors
     
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    Originally Posted By Labuda

    gg -blow out the harddrive and reinstall :D

    As for me, reading book 2 of Dean Koontz's Frankenstein - just recently read Charlie + the Chocolate Facotry, Charlie + the Great Glass Elevator, Fabulous Mr. Fox and James and the Giant Peach - all 4 by Roald Dahl. Good stuff!
     
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    Originally Posted By goodgirl

    <<gg -blow out the harddrive and reinstall >>

    Yup. That's what I did. Aw well. It was time for a clean install anyway.

    Now I'm reading a pile of technical magazines while I re-install all my software.
     
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    Originally Posted By Jafar30

    I just started to read American Gods by Neil Gaiman. But Eldest just came out today, the sequel to Eragon and it was only 13.78 at Target. So I'm going to alternate between books.
     
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    Originally Posted By GrumpysWife

    Angel of Darkness

    sort of sequel to The Alienist - both great books!
     
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    Originally Posted By Labuda

    ^^^ AGREED! I read The Alienist back when it first came out in paperback, then snatched up Angel of Darkness when it came out in paperback, too. GREAT great GREAT books!
     
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    Originally Posted By Jafar30

    Who's the author of those, they sound really familar?
     
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    Originally Posted By Jafar30

    <<Running With Scissors >>

    I read that the author of the book is being sued.
     
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    Originally Posted By GrumpysWife

    Caleb Carr

    Set in New York in the 1880-1900 time range. He paints a great verbal picture
     
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    Originally Posted By GrumpysWife

    That was for post #432 (obviously)
     
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    Originally Posted By chickendumpling

    I started reading this strange but great book called *The Shipping News* at the vacation house last weekend but I left it there (argh!) and I haven't had time to track a copy down now that I've been home. The search will begin week after next.
     
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    Originally Posted By Chedstro

    ^^^Shipping News is a terrific book!

    Cindyh
     
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    Originally Posted By chickendumpling

    Good to hear that. I will definitely make a point of getting my hands on it when I get back. I had only read the first couple chapters and am really eager to see what happens with that lady he always sees walking down the street. I had left off when she had just gotten in the car with him.
     
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    Originally Posted By wahooskipper

    At this very moment I am reading the National Weather Service and the updates from the Hurricane Center as Tropical Storm Katrina heads my way. Up to 15 inches of rain in two days doesn't sound good to me!
     
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    Originally Posted By MissCandice

    ChickieD, if you can't get it back you can borrow my copy.

    JAFAR!!!! How is The Eldest? I ordered mine through a book club and I have not gotten it yet, argh!
     
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