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Are we discussing a specific book?
January 05, 2005
from amberzmarzie
Madison
Not sure how this works... is there a discussion going on regarding a specific book? If not, I say we pick one to discuss in a week or something. Anyone up for this? I will check this board tomorrow for any suggestions.
new to this
January 04, 2005
from tRiNi_iTaLeE
Baltimore
I have always been an active reader of mostly romance and mistery novels as well as a few famous literature pieces. But I'd like some input into other inspiring and brain-teasing pieces. Any advice?
are words acts of terrorism. senator is suing fo $7
January 03, 2005
from slick999  slick999
Vienna
billion for orgainizng the destruction of WTC read the legal documents in suetheterrorists.net
read michaelmoore.com newest book diaries from iraq
December 30, 2004
from slick999  slick999
Vienna
no one really knows whats happening there but judge urself and of course it lacks the view of those who want to be there.
Can't put this one down...
December 29, 2004
from lusciousjackson  lusciousjackson
Atlantic City
"The SHADOW of the WIND"Carlos Ruiz Zafon. ...About a boy's magical journey through the secrets and the shadows of postwar Barcelona in search of a mysterious author whose book has proved as dangerous to own as it is impossible to forget
Freedom Smith
December 26, 2004
from WaywardProphet  WaywardProphet
Atlantic City
Anyone ever read any Freedom Smith? I'm actually not certain that he's published anything at all, but I hear it's well-written.
Kinds of Books I Like
December 21, 2004
from happyfunlv
Las Vegas
I like to read a lot of kinds of books: mysteries (like Sue Grafton. Also history, biography, political, current events, science fiction Inspirational: "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill and "Psycho-Cybernetics" by Maxwell Malz are great.
New opinionated reader
December 18, 2004
from lusciousjackson  lusciousjackson
Atlantic City
Some of my fave.'s:Tao Te Ching;Dharma bums;Big Sur;Pure Heart Enlightened Mind;The Bible;Jonathan Livingston Seagull;Way of the Peaceful Warrior;Junky,Queer&NakedLunch(in one book)Siddhartha;Phantom Tollbooth...
Newbie
December 17, 2004
from Vixen771
Mercer Island
I am brand spankin new here. Read a great deal of Historical Romances, some Sci-Fi and maybe a Western thrown in for good measure. I will lurk and try to catch up with you all. :)
BW 39's Idea
December 17, 2004
from zag888
Taipei
Hello, new to group. Widely read and travelled, American living in Taipei. I think the idea put forth by BW 39 is a great one - we select a book, re (or re-read it) then discuss.


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