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I just finished "Looking like the Enemy" by Mary Matsuda Gruenewald. A bit intense at times. So for the rest of the day I will read a fast moving thriller, for fun.
“Mentats of Dune” by Brian Herbert and Kevin Anderson the 2nd book of the “Sisterhood of Dune” series. It was kind of drawn out and not among my favorites in the Dune conglomeration. “Navigators of Dune” is next and will once again have me all caught up.
“Mentats of Dune” by Brian Herbert and Kevin Anderson the 2nd book of the “Sisterhood of Dune” series. It was kind of drawn out and not among my favorites in the Dune conglomeration. “Navigators of Dune” is next and will once again have me all caught up.
Dune is one of my all time favorites, but after the first four I think they were not worthy of the series.
I think I gave up after Heretics of Dune.
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Okay burial rites not loved it just liked it . Now im reading john connellys " the book of lost things " so far im liking it but when I finish it I will come back and say if I liked it or loved it . Omg I sound like that house show , love it or list it LOL …. But I will be back when I finish Connelly's book . thanks all have a great reading day .
Razor Girl by Carl Hiassen. It’s been on a shelf for a couple years and I finally began reading it—multiple laughs on nearly 3very page
Thanks for the recommendation. Saw that this was a series so I'm starting with Bad Monkey (Andrew Yancy #1). Hilarious. Can't wait to get to Razor girl (Andrew Yancy #2). Like a Robert Crais Elvis Cole only in Florida lol.
Thanks for the re-recommendation of this book, I googled the Mary Oliver poem and absolutely loved it, I am sure I would love the book just as much...going on my TBR list!
I just finished the book. The first chapter was the most interesting. The poem was more inspirational.
I just finished the book. The first chapter was the most interesting. The poem was more inspirational.
Thanks for the update, I'll have to look for the book in my library. At any rate, the poem was definitely a keeper for me (never heard of it before). TY
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