Originally Posted By seafairy1622 ^^^^I've read that. It is really good. Molly Brown was a wonderful person. I went to her house in Denver. So awsome. I'm reading Masters of time Dark Lover Brenda Joyce 4th in the seies
Originally Posted By RockyMtnMinnie Just finishing The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant. This book had me hooked from the Prologue.
Originally Posted By ecdc I'm reading Reclaiming History again - just fascinating. Then I can't wait to start Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon. Pre-ordered the Lost Symbol - it'll be delivered to my Kindle at midnight on the 15th.
Originally Posted By grlweatswchpstx I'm reading the Looking Glass Wars right now. While I like the idea of transforming the Alice stories (I love the Alice stories), the writing is kinda choppy and not terribly sophisticated. A little underwhelming and predictable. But I'm going to read the rest because I want to know the story, I just wish the story teller did a better job..
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Starship Troopers: Robert Heinlein. Not a huge fan of other books he's written and the movie was a fun bit of fluff, but I really like this book, it may be one of my all time favorite books.
Originally Posted By seafairy1622 Swimming without a net Mary Janice Davidson Got this book after reading Swimming with the fishes, by the same author. Story about a mermaid, who is a little on the tough side. Living in the human world. Humorous. Like this author.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 Nightshade by Susan Wittig Albert. I've read all my favorite authors, so now I go to the mystery section of the library and I'm finding new authors, so far I've read about 16 from the As, at this point I'll never make it to the Zs.
Originally Posted By DAR With the Beatles back in the spotlight I pulled out A Hard Day's Write, which gives a story behind every song by the Beatles.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 I've started reading Transmetropolitan by Warren Ellis (great, great read, BTW; very surreal and intense), and in order to get more of the references in it, I picked up most of Hunter S. Thompson's books (the main character in Transmet, Spider Jerusalem, is based on Thompson). Started on Hell's Angels last night, and I can't wait to get off of work and read more of it.
Originally Posted By beamerdog The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America's Favorite Planet. Surprisingly lively discussion of Pluto's history with science and humor mixed nicely.
Originally Posted By alexbook I loved Transmetropolitan. Very excellent stuff, and very sick. I was reading "The Hollow" by Agatha Christie, but I put it down to read something that I shouldn't admit to.
Originally Posted By DAR The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown, okay technically I've only read part of the inside flap.
Originally Posted By RockyMtnMinnie >>>The Last Girls by Lee Smith<<< I thought I would really enjoy this book, but I'm having a hard time getting into it. I guess I'll keep trying.
Originally Posted By dizkid I just finished reading To kill a Mocking bird for the first time, and it was great. I am now doing my annual reading of "More Mouse Tales" by David Koenig. It's a great read cause it has way more cast member stories than "Mouse tales."
Originally Posted By alexbook Reading "The Lost Symbol." I'm not thrilled--which is a problem when you're reading a thriller.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb To Kill a Mockingbird I know, it's unbelievable that I've reached adulthood and never read it, but I was a slacker in school so there you have it.
