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I have to stay away from this thread. It frustrates me to no end. I just don't seem to be able to think in terms of 5 best books I've read.
I see titles here, and agree, wholeheartedly, they are wonderful, superb, brilliant, but the best -- like in the best of the best? the best-est ever? There are so many titles out there that I've yet to read. How can I possibly say these five?
See my dilemma?
Let me introduce myself. My husband has begun calling me Mrs. Monk.
STILL struggling with this thread. Still Mrs. Monk, I guess.
Great List, One Thousand. Have you read Iceberg Slim's other book "Mama Black Widow"?
LOL. No, it took me six months to eliminate the B-word from my vocabulary after reading Slim... but once I smoothed out the rough edges, I did pack a mighty game... until I was caught in the net of sweet love...
LOL. No, it took me six months to eliminate the B-word from my vocabulary after reading Slim... but once I smoothed out the rough edges, I did pack a mighty game... until I was caught in the net of sweet love...
You're funny! If you are ever in the mood for a horror movie just read "Mama Black Widow".
What a nightmare! I'm glad you got all suave and in love.
The Bible and anything Shakespeare gave me everything I needed to know about people.
Have you read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn? When she has a baby, and is despairing on how to expand her child's horizons beyond the poverty of their life, the grandmother recommends reading every night... one page from the bible, one page from Shakespear!
The Magus John Fowles
Plexus, Nexus, Sexus Henry Miller
The Catcher in the Rye Salinger
For Whom The Bell Tolls Hemingway
On The Road Jack Kerouack
Old stuff, I know....
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