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Currently in the middle of rereading Stephen King's Dark Tower series. Next up are five books by Jean M. Auel - "Clan of the Cave Bear" right through "Shelters of Stone". These were a gift from a neighbor. We had got to talking one day about what we each enjoyed reading. I loaned her a series of eight books and she gave me these five! (She's an older woman, wanting to lessen some of her collections, whereas I'm still building my collections!)
Yesterday I finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and it was great! Today I am starting The Girl who Played with Fire.
"Fire" is even better. . . Larsson is addictive. . . enjoy! by the way, the "situation" at the end of Tatoo left me crying. . . maybe hit a bit close to home for me. . . how was it for you?
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"Fire" is even better. . . Larsson is addictive. . . enjoy! by the way, the "situation" at the end of Tatoo left me crying. . . maybe hit a bit close to home for me. . . how was it for you?
okay well I just picked up a copy of cane river by lalita tademy and it was reccomended by oprah but did not get it because of that , since I tend to think that some of her book reccomendations are really boring books and dont hold my interest very long . so far this one is great and will come back when I finish it .
I just started reading The Uninvited by Dorothy Macardle, published in 1942. I loved the movie made in 1944 starring Ray Milland.
The Merry Wives of Maggody, by Joan Hess is next. I love the antics of those madcap Maggodyites.
Finished reading "The Help" last week...LOVED it! It just might have replaced my previous all-time favorite "Presumed Innocent" by Scott Turow. If you have a pile of books to read be sure to read "The Help" first!
Also finished "A Reliable Wife" and didn't really care for it. A rather oppressive,somewhat depressing read that I had to force myself to finish. The whole story line was unbelievable to me.
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