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Harpo Speaks, Harpo Marx with Rowland Barber.
The Virtue of Selfishness ---Ayn Rand
Peoplequake-mass migration, ageing nations, and the coming population crash!! Fred Pearce.
Shutter Island.. Dennis Lehane
officecond - office conditions.
The complete works of Jane Austen ( for the bazillionth time ).
Very good attention towards this and i have seen a long days and really it has been changed and it is modified.This a really a good scenarios effectual.
My Antonia by Willa Cather
Oh, I just love Jane Austen!
"Synchro Destiny" by Deepak Chopra. A stunning read!
Love me some Jane Austen too, and Elizabeth Gaskell, Bronte. Oh dear.
Let's see, now reading 'Elizabeth' by Rosalind Miles.
'Rage' by Jonathan Kellerman.
Posted by Lady_M
Gloria Naylor's...'Baileys Cafe'.Just finished: 'Kindred'...by Octavia E. Butler
(Interesting twist on science fiction)
Lady M if you liked Octavia you should check out Fledgling and also some of her earlier work
i just finished reading The Oath by Frank Peretti and am in between reading at the moment so if anyone has any suggestions let me know
Bad girls of the bible
'Vanity Fair', William Makepeace Thackeray
By the light of the moon by Koontz
I like King bettah. 😛
no
Oh yes, I do.
not king he is so lame
YES King, don't make me tickle you.
Trial Run, Dick Frances
Set aside 'Vanity Fair' for a bit and picked up 'Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency', Douglas Adams.
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOO ELE SHEEP CHOULD THEY SHEAR THEM SELF?
'Kristin Lavransdatter' by Sigrid Undset
THE SOURSE
getting ready to start The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. looks like a good one!
Kathy Reichs - "Bones to Ashes".
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle - Barbara Kingslover
Lucifer Effect - Philip Zimbardo
Not planning to finish anytime soon - wish me luck on thick books
Who Moved My Cheese? By Dr. Spencer Johnson.
It's a little book, a good read for anyone in the middle of a problem, however big or small the problem is. Someone i know is going through a divorce and recommended this book. It's about dealing with change and moving on. I only wish there were more pictures in it.
Good Calories / Bad Calories by Gary Taubes.
An indepth look into the shoddy science behind current nutrition, including how the rise of low-fat came about due to dogma rather than rigorous science. A very good but difficult read due to all of the science and research within.
Love in Mid Air by Kim Wright
The Black Tower by P.D. James
Currently reading interview with a vampire. I already read the vampire Lestat and it was ok i guess I'm hoping this one is better.
cool I'll get it
Mountains Beyond Mountains ~ Tracy Kidder
Great read about Dr. Paul Farmer whoes quest is to fight disease in impoverished countries and end poverty. Excellent Read!!
PD
'The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini' translated by John Addington Symonds, illustrated by Salvador Dali.
Shoo bot, shoo.
Imperial Bedrooms, Bret Easton Ellis.
i've read the first couple of pages, and like Glamorama and Lunar Park i'm already feeling disappointed.
Went to a talk he gave on Imperial Bedrooms, and he's obviously really funny and sick but what is going on with his recent novels? I wonder.
Journal of a Trapper by Osborne Russell. A wonderful account of a mountain man in the US detailing his amazing life and love of the great southwest.
Lost souls by Koontz
Stephen King. 😛
(Who Move My Cheese?) one of best selling books in america.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Hey i read that! I mentioned it on the page before!
Anyways..... Vinegar Puss-S.J.Perelman.
Posted by Dynamite Parfait
Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything, by Stephen Dubner
Great book, that was one of my favorites. Even if some of the conclusions weren't wrong, the display of critical thinking and deep thinking made it very much worth reading.
The secret life of Salvador Dali
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Rumi - the book of love.
(&% #@ $ ^^&*&% ^& things my dad said
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conversations with the body - Robyn Welch
*kinda an obscure book, but I have a fondness for obscure knowledge.