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Opyelie, thanx. I remember him now. In the Nantucket series the Wiccans came off badly, so he made a wiccan the hero of "Change". I hope it got him back in the dating cycle. Good books.
Opyelie, thanx. I remember him now. In the Nantucket series the Wiccans came off badly, so he made a wiccan the hero of "Change". I hope it got him back in the dating cycle. Good books.
I'll have to go back and read the "Nantucket" series after I finish the Change ones. Island in the Sea of Time etc I think?
I read "The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets Nest" and I couldn't get into it. I can't really put my finger on why but it wasn't as good as the first two books. Didn't hold my interest.
I have been reading Linda Gardner books. They are crime/mystery can't-wait-to-turn-the-page books.
Linda or Lisa ? I've read Gone by Lisa Gardner, was very good, and I have her Say Goodbye in my TBR pile.
Just requested the first word-origin of language by christine keneally thanks to this forum. Also just requested the murder room by capuzzi thanks to this forum.
they do sound very interesting. ( hope so anyway)
One little bit from "First Word"
Their is a tribe of orangutans that makes kissing noises to each other as they settle down for the night. The first word is "Lovya"
I finished When Elephants Weep, which I recommend to all you animal lovers out there. It's just a different perspective on the emotions of animals. I started Christopher Hitchen's bio on Thomas Jefferson. So far, so good. Still trying to finish my audiobook of The Call of the Wild. Never read it before, and I actually think it's very good.
Just started Bowling Alone. It's about the breakdown of community get-togethers, functions, or whatever the term. The book details how/why people socialize less.
Just started Bowling Alone. It's about the breakdown of community get-togethers, functions, or whatever the term. The book details how/why people socialize less.
Thanks for posting this. Sounds like something I would be interested in. (And probably describes me, lol.)
I just finished Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. Pretty fascinating.
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