Originally Posted By Chedstro Alexbook: I just couldn't get into "The Adept" mabybe it's a mood thing, lol. Instead I'm reading a totally air-head "Blow Me Down" about a couple trapped in a Virtual Reality role playing pirate themed game. Mind candy, but fun.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb I just finished The Gunslinger, so I'll start on Drawing of Three soon. It's the first time in months I've been able to finish a book not writen for children, lol.
Originally Posted By Clopin Just finished "The Secret Life of Bees", which was pretty good. Currently reading "My Life as a 10-Year-Old Boy", by Nancy Cartwright, voice of Bart Simpson; so far so good!
Originally Posted By fundog58 Love is a Mix Tape by Rob Sheffield. I would normally go out of my way to avoid a memoir about a husband losing his young wife, but I enjoy Sheffield's columns and reviews in Rolling Stone so I decided to take a chance. I'm glad I did. Yes, it's sad but there are some good laughs too, especially if you are a music/pop culture freak.
Originally Posted By JenniBarra >>I whipped through Fables 1001 Nights of Snowfall, just incredible. Tonight I'm going to pick up a few of the other trades and start reading it.<< That's a good place to start since it's supplemental to the regular series. I've been enjoying these for a while.
Originally Posted By alexbook Not sure if it counts, exactly, but I just picked up a copy of William Joyce's "A Day with Wilbur Robinson." It's the children's picture book that "Meet the Robinsons" is (loosely) based on. I'm giving it to my nephew for his 5th birthday.
Originally Posted By DAR Fables Vol 3: Storybook Love. This might be one of the best comic book series I've ever read. I've actually have bought the next three volumes because it's that good.
Originally Posted By alexbook ^--I'd heard that. I read Wes Abbott's "Dogby Walks Alone" yesterday, and really enjoyed it. It's a manga-style graphic novel and is supposed to be the first in a series. The hero is a CM at "Happyland," where "Princess" has been murdered. Imagine Clint Eastwood inside a Pluto costume. Sort of a film noir/theme park/video game mystery/action/comedy.
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost Currently I am reading a book entitled "Walt Disney". Embarrasingly I have forgotten the author. The book is home and I am having a brain cramp. It is a little difficult reading but it is very detailed. It does not always show Walt in the best of light but it does seem pretty balanced so far. I am just getting to the "what happened that made him think about creating Disneyland now. Judging by the previous chapters this will go for quite a few pages.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy I just have to say today I found one copy of "Inside the Dream: The Story of Walt Disney" by Richard and Katherine Greene on a bargain table. 60 bucks. I got it for 7.
Originally Posted By DAR I finished Peter Pan. Terrific book. Now I'm deciding to read: 1984, Gates of Fire or Of Mice and Men.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad The Day After Roswell, by Philip Corso. I don't believe any of it...well some of it...well a little maybe.
Originally Posted By DAR I'm reading 100 People who Are Screwing Up America by Bernard Goldberg. Always a good read.
Originally Posted By DAR Finished Goldberg's book(an easy read) and I picked up Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity: Get Out the Shovel--Why Everything You Know Is Wrong by John Stossel
Originally Posted By MissCandice I finished "The Eyre Affair" and am on the next book (or the next Next book if you will) "Lost in A Good Book".
