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And I finished "Officer down" last night. I was reading until 4 a.m. in the morning! The story had a couple of sudden changes and I HAD to finish, LOL. Really good book.
My mom is reading a book called the help and she says that she is really enjoying it and she will send it to me when she is finished with it . I cannot wait cause it is on the best sellers list . I will everyone know what I think when I get it and read it .
I'm reading The Brother Gardeners: Botany, Empire and the Birth of an Obsession by Andrea Wulf. It's non-fiction - gardening and the history thereof in England.
I'm not a gardener but I do love other people's gardens. It's really good so far - very well written and not all text-bookish.
I've read that series, it's a good story. I don't think he's finished with it yet, or else my local library doesn't have the final book(s). Looking forward to the finishing of it. I haven't read anything else by him, though.
Almost finished The Fixer Upper by Mary Kay Andrews. Usually I prefer mysteries but this is just a nice book. Recently finished Patterson's The 8th Confession (typical Patterson series) and Dog Gone It, a first book in a series. Kind of hokey but the mystery was good.
I'm still reading The Poisonwood Bible. I'm usually a fast reader but I can't do that with this book because each sentence is great. That sounds odd but it is really true. I'm afraid I will miss something. Plus, it's a very thick book. I love it but I am going to be reading it for a while.
Currently, Koontz's "Odd Thomas" series. Not much time for reading this weekend, as I have company, but usually takes about a week to read all four books. Also waiting for another book in the mail that I just bought off Ebay - "What Dreams May Come" - have had the movie from this one on VHS for years, but just recently learned of the book. Looking forward to reading it.
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