Originally Posted By MissCandice Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife by Mary Roach. I really enjoyed her book about stuff that can happen to a body once they are dead. It was funny and informative so I thought I would give this a go too.
Originally Posted By avromark I'd like to read HP Books 5&6 but they don't seem to be in the used stores yet, and I don't really want to pay new prices. I'm trying to cut back on book purchases (I was in the 4 digits a month for quite awhile). Reading -> Don't Cry Now by Joy Felding also www.laughingplace.com and www.thinkgeek.com.
Originally Posted By avromark <<Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone>> Read HP and the Philosopher's Stone the English is really much better.
Originally Posted By Chedstro "Walt Disney" by Neal Gabler. LOL, this may take some time. I absolutely loved the new Nelson DeMille! Was fortunate enough to get an ARC, yay!
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy "Macbeth" by this dude named William Shakespeare. I was in jail Monday night, and since Macbeth is so full of abhorred crimes, it seemed the most appropriate read I had on me during my incarceration.* *note: "jail" refers to "The Jailer's Inn Bed & Breakfast", where I stayed on my first of two nights on my out-of-town mini-Halloween-vacation. ;-)
Originally Posted By avromark Mike Meyers Security+ Certification Passport Need a refresher, a nice light read
Originally Posted By threeundertwo LOL avro "The Other Boleyn Girl". I know, I'm the last one to read it. I was just really turned off that author after I read her Wideacre trilogy, but this is much better. And I don't know why I read that whole trilogy either - it was like watching some horrible train wreck that wouldn't stop. Fascinating and gruesome. NOT recommended!
Originally Posted By DAR I'm still reading the Walt Disney bio. But on Jeopardy, Sam Waterston was on and me, my dad and sister were trying to think of his character in the Great Gatsby. So I'm reading Gatsby too.
Originally Posted By mele Well, I thought I'd finally read 'The Da Vinci Code' now that it's coming out on dvd. (I'm way behind the times, obviously. LOL) I thought it was poorly written. Ignoring all of the controversy surrounding it...it's just not that good. I figured out the plot pretty early on. I can't believe that anyone would think this book was the truth or that it would cause people to doubt their faith in Christ. I think the only reason I continued reading the book was to find out what Sophie witnessed her grandfather doing that had caused her to shut him out of her life for 10 years. What a let down *that* revelation was. :-(
