What Book Are You Reading?

[PZelda]

I'm about to start reading that. How is it?
Oooo, it's pretty good! Haven't gotten too far into it yet, though- I've been too busy. She goes into her past for a while at the beginning of the book, and it's pretty interesting.

[Shine]

Oooo, it's pretty good! Haven't gotten too far into it yet, though- I've been too busy. She goes into her past for a while at the beginning of the book, and it's pretty interesting.

I'm happy to hear that it is good. I should be starting it myself shortly.

[80sTrivia]

If Tomorrow Comes by the late Sidney Sheldon...

[Courtnee]

To Kill A Mockingbird. It's great. A little slow in the begining, but it gets better. :)

[snl 70s show fan]

daws butler characters actor by ben ohmart and joe bevilacqua if you are a fan of daws butler or old cartoons i recommend this book its very interesting

[AB]

The Fall Guy by Carol Benjamin; its a suspense type book.

[Kristen]

To Kill A Mockingbird. It's great. A little slow in the begining, but it gets better. :)

MY FAVE BOOK EVER! I first read it in 8th grade, and then again about 2 years ago. Still just as moving and emotional as the first time. I'm sure you'll love it. :)

[Shine]

Star Trek-The Fire And the Rose by David George

[Shine]

Lisey's Story by Stephen King

[Jrnygrl]

John by Cynthia Powell (John Lennon's first wife).

[Kristen]

I'm reading For One More Day, by Mitch Albom. I already read (and loved!) The Five People You Meet in Heaven, and this book seems to be at least as good.

[PZelda]

The Hardest (Working) Man in Showbiz, by Ron Jeremy.

I'm serious. :lol:

[Crimson and Clover]

The Godfather

[tdf4077]

The Godfather

Lol! My high school history teacher my junior year made me read it to "understand WWII."

I just finished Wuthering Heights. I just started "The Secret History of Paris."

[catlover79]

An all time classic...Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Makes me want to see the Colin Firth movie again...maybe on my next day off! :eyes:

[freshprinceofLA]

for english class we are reading The crucible its so boring...:talk:

[Shine]

The Omen by David Seltzer

[PZelda]

Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life (http://www.amazon.com/Che-Guevara-Revolutionary-Jon-Anderson/dp/0802135587/sr=8-1/qid=1171907347/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/105-6337399-3410862?ie=UTF8&s=books), by Jon Lee Anderson.

[80sTrivia]

Intensity by Dean Koontz

[coy3dawg]

"To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.

[Shine]

Star Trek-The Empty Chair by Diane Duane

[Kristen]

for english class we are reading The crucible its so boring...:talk:

I usually loved anything I had to read in English, but that was just BORING. :sleep2:

[snl 70s show fan]

peter lawford the man who kept the secrets by james spada

[Already Gone]

Finished: Fall Down Laughing: How Squiggy got Multiple Sclerosis and
Didn't Tell Nobody by David L. Lander

Currently:

Never Have Your Dog Stuffed and Other things I've Learned by Alan Alda

[snl 70s show fan]

Finished: Fall Down Laughing: How Squiggy got Multiple Sclerosis and
Didn't Tell Nobody by David L. Lander

Currently:

Never Have Your Dog Stuffed and Other things I've Learned by Alan Aldai read fall down laughing its a good book

[Already Gone]

i read fall down laughing its a good book

Agreed, I really got into it and finished it in one night.

[catlover79]

The Omen by David Seltzer
Is that the same David Seltzer who wrote the screenplay for The Other Side of the Mountain?

[Shine]

Is that the same David Seltzer who wrote the screenplay for The Other Side of the Mountain?


He's the same David Seltzer who wrote the screenplay for The Omen film (the book is the novelization of the film), so he is probably the same David Seltzer who wrote the screenplay for The Other Side of the Mountain.

[canuckkidd]

Lord of the Flies-William Golding

[Shine]

The Rise And Fall Of The British Empire by Lawrence James

[Courtnee]

I just finished The Devil's Arithmetic [Very good book. I had to read it for English. I forget who wrote it.] and [not really a book] The Pit and the Pedulum by Edgar Allan Poe.

[80sTrivia]

Less Than Zero by Brett Easton Ellis

[Corolla]

I'm re-reading the Harry Potter series. I want to buy the collector's edition (1-6 or something) off Amazon. It's around $60 I think.

[Shine]

Roadshow: Landscape By Drums by Neil Peart

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

"Wicked"
since, sadly, I can't afford to go to Broadway and see the musical.

[felicitylen]

Selling Women Short: The Landmark Battle For Workers' Rights At Wal-Mart by Liza Featherstone

[80sTrivia]

Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill

[Kristen]

I just bought The Redemption of Sarah Cain by Beverly Lewis. I highly recommend the Heritage of Lancaster County trilogy she wrote. Leigh Ann recommended them to me, and I was instantly hooked.

[AB]

I'm almost finished with Sullivan's Law by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg, its been a really good book.

[Leigh Ann]

The Preacher's Daughter by Beverly Lewis. Just started it a few days ago.

[Already Gone]

A Twist of Lemmon; A Tribute To My Father by Chris Lemmon.

[rusyd]

The cat who knew Shakespeare by Lillian Jackson Braun

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

I'm re-reading the Harry Potter series. I want to buy the collector's edition (1-6 or something) off Amazon. It's around $60 I think.


me two! :lol: This is probably the 100th time i've read them... but I need something to keep me from going insane until the final one comes out in July!

[Kristen]

me two! :lol: This is probably the 100th time i've read them... but I need something to keep me from going insane until the final one comes out in July!

I need to re-read book 6 sometime before July. Book 5 is still my favorite, though. I cannot wait for the movie version of OOTP this summer! :D

- Kristen

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

I'm re-reading the Harry Potter series.

Same

[80sTrivia]

My First Five Husbands... and the Ones Who Got Away! by Rue McClanahan

[AB]

Medusa by Ron Cutler, its an older book but still very good.

[snl 70s show fan]

russell rules by bill russell

[Sharop]

I'm re-reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

[AB]

Vacations Can Be Murder by Connie Shelton

[The Great One]

Love, Alice by Audrey Meadows :)

[catlover79]

I'm rereading Christy by Catherine Marshall. It's only the 800th time since I first read it in 1994. The TV show and TV movies are nowhere near as good as the book, imho. It has adventure, romance, friendship...and also delves into the deeper questions of life. I recommend it for anyone who loves a good read! :D

[Shine]

Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut

[Belair]

How To Make Love Like A Pornstar- Jenna Jameson.

Its entertaining but very trashy in parts.

[Shine]

Timequake by Kurt Vonnegut

[AB]

I just started a book called "Doing It Right" by Mary Janice Davidson.

[Courtnee]

I just finished A Seperate Peace. I really wouldn't recomend it. Kinda boring, imo.

[Already Gone]

700 Sundays by Billy Crystal

[catlover79]

I just finished A Seperate Peace. I really wouldn't recomend it. Kinda boring, imo.
The movie is a zillion times worse!! :eek:

http://imdb.com/title/tt0069249/

[Kristen]

I'm reading Memoirs of a Geisha. I saw the movie, and it really didn't do anything for me, but my mom liked it, so she read the book. She swears the book is different. So I reluctantly agreed to read it, but I'm actually getting into it. I don't know if I'd recommend it to everyone, but it IS a good book.

[Crimson and Clover]

Demon Box by Ken Kesey

[Shine]

The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton

Steven Spielberg: Interviews edited by Lester Friedman

[AllIWantIsYourClutch]

I'm taking a break from rereading the Harry Potters and I'm reading Rue McClanahan's book My First Five Husbands.

[AB]

I'm reading Hey Hey We're The Monkees by Harold Bronson. Its an account of how Mike, Mickey, Davy & Peter became the Monkees. It has alot of great pictures too.

[Shine]

Hitchcock and Selznick by Leonard Leff

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

I'm re-reading Gone With the Wind... because it's great

[Liza]

Hitchcock and Selznick by Leonard Leff

Wow, I never thought I'd see anyone reading that besides myself! :eek2:

I LOVED that book - actually I used it in my senior thesis (I wrote it on David O. Selznick).

Anyhoos, I'm currently reading Helen of Troy by Margaret George. This is a fantastic book (albeit extremely long). I borrowed it from my sister, who also loved it, and my coworker has already asked to read it when I'm done. :lol:

[marshabrady]

The Soceity Of S by Susan Hubbard. I am not done yet. Throw in Jack Kerouac with Vampires and you have something hard to put down. :)

[Shine]

Wow, I never thought I'd see anyone reading that besides myself! :eek2:

I LOVED that book - actually I used it in my senior thesis (I wrote it on David O. Selznick).


It is a good book. I bought it at a local used bookstore for $6.99. I'm a huge Hitchcock fan and I've read every book I could find on him. I've probably read at least a dozen books on him. I wasn't sure how much I would like this one because the films that Hitch made with Selznick I don't consider to be among his best. Well, with the exception of Notorious (a GREAT movie), of course. Rebecca is pretty good, but I don't like either Spellbound or The Paradine Case. Infact, I think that
The Paradine Case is probably the worst film that Hitchcock ever made. I know that Gregory Peck regarded it as the worst film he was ever in.

The book has turned out to be really very good. I just finished the chapter on Notorious and really enjoyed it. I think reading this book I've come to realize the infuence that Selznick had on Hitchcock's career. The films that Hitchcock made in England, like The 39-Steps and The Lady Vanishes, before coming to America are great films, but they were generally low budget and didn't have a whole lot of character development. After working with Selznick, Hitch's films became much more lavish and had stronger character development.

[Already Gone]

Dudley Moore An Intimate Portrait by Rena Fruchter

I always liked him and this book is really good but sad.

[Courtnee]

The Awakening by Kate Chopin

[AllIWantIsYourClutch]

The Awakening by Kate Chopin
I LOVE that book.

[Shine]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine-Warped by K.W. Jeter

[Shine]

The Manchurian Candidate by Richard Condon

[AB]

Sea Change by Robert Parker

[Shine]

The Bee Gees: The Authorized Biographyby Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb...as told to David Leaf

I picked this book up last week at a used bookstore near my home that I visit often. The book was written in 1979 and has lots of great pictures from the 1960's and 1970's.

[Shine]

Spider-Man 3

Novelization by Peter David
Based on the screenplay by Alvin Sargent
Screen story by Sam Raimi and Ivan Raimi
Based on the Marvel comic book by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko

[Elizabeth Smith]

i'm reading "Of Human Bondage" and I'm always reading "Atlas Shrugged"....I'll never retire that one:)

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

I'm actually brushing up on the Harry Potter series with the final book and the fifth movie coming in July so I'm on the second book. What will suck is when I get done with the 4th thats as far as I'll be able to go(my best friend has had my copies of 5 and six since this time last year!!!! and she's not even halfway done with 5!!!!!)

[Kristen]

I'm actually brushing up on the Harry Potter series with the final book and the fifth movie coming in July so I'm on the second book. What will suck is when I get done with the 4th thats as far as I'll be able to go(my best friend has had my copies of 5 and six since this time last year!!!! and she's not even halfway done with 5!!!!!)

I'm re-reading Half-Blood Prince, too. As for not having all your books, I hear you. My cousin has had my copy of Order of the Phoenix for like forever. It's really annoying b/c that's my favorite book! At least I'll be able to see it on the big screen this summer. Really looking forward to that!

- Kristen

[Frischman_Fan]

I just finished reading Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Now I'm reading Fall by Ron Franscell.

[neon000]

Will Catholics Be 'Left Behind'? by Carl Olson.

[Shine]

The Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era by James M. McPherson

[GoldenGirlsFan92]

Right now "My Point is...and I Do Have One"(1996) by Ellen DeGeneres. Very funny book.

[AB]

Vanished by T J MacGregor

[80sTrivia]

I'm currently reading The Devil You Know by Louise Bagshawe, a perfectly trashy novel I had originally purchased for a dollar to read on the plane ride to New York, but I ended up napping instead. :lol: The book is very Jackie Collins-esque, and she's one of my favorite authors!

[Shine]

State Of Fear by Michael Crichton

[PZelda]

The Corrections, by Jonathan Franzen. ****ing HILARIOUS book. :rofl:

Oh, BTW, Mike, it ****ing rocks that you live near an used bookstore -- because I do, too. I live just around the block from the local used bookstore... I never have to pay more than $3 for a book there. I think 3/4 of my library came from there. :lol:

[AB]

Night Echos - Holly Lisle

[Shine]

Oh, BTW, Mike, it ****ing rocks that you live near an used bookstore -- because I do, too. I live just around the block from the local used bookstore... I never have to pay more than $3 for a book there. I think 3/4 of my library came from there. :lol:

I like it not only for the good prices but because they have older books that are very often out of print and cannot be bought at regular bookstores. I have bought books there that have been out of print for over 20 years.

[Babes_Cat]

i just finished harry potter #5 today.
gotta re-read & catch up for the movie.
haha. & now it's time to read #6.

[Kristen]

i just finished harry potter #5 today.
gotta re-read & catch up for the movie.
haha. & now it's time to read #6.

I'm currently reading Half-Blood Prince, too. I'm on Chapter 10, "The House of Guant." I'm re-reading in preparation for Deathly Hallows (I'm really excited, in case my sig didn't tip you off! hehe)

Edit: I'm now on "The Unbreakable Vow" in case anyone cares.

- Kristen

[freshprinceofLA]

Our english class just finished cyrano de bergerac it was interesting we did it in a week cause finals is this monday!
I got my summer reading list for 11th grade and the books seem pretty long
-Parts of gensis revelations frm the bible
-The grapes of wrath by john steinbeck
-The joy luck club

[Sharop]

Youth in Revolt - C. D. Payne

The Lightworker's Way - Doreen Virtue

I also intend to start The Once and Future King by T. H. White.

[Leigh Ann]

The Sacrifice by Beverly Lewis.

[Shine]

Star Trek: Vanguard-Reap The Whirlwind by David Mack

[PZelda]

Youth in Revolt - C. D. Payne

The Lightworker's Way - Doreen Virtue

I also intend to start The Once and Future King by T. H. White.
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG I LOVED Youth in Revolt.

Funny and dirty at the same time. My kinda book :lol:

Payne penned a follow-up book to that one some years ago, but I haven't brought it yet. I oughta get on that soon.

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

Our english class just finished cyrano de bergerac it was interesting we did it in a week cause finals is this monday!
I got my summer reading list for 11th grade and the books seem pretty long
-Parts of gensis revelations frm the bible
-The grapes of wrath by john steinbeck
-The joy luck club

I'm so glad my schools have never had summer reading lists

I'm finishing the 4th Harry Potter and am gonna wait for my friend to finish the 5th one...my friend has had my copy of the 5th and 6th one since this time last year but she's finally decided that she's gonna finish 5 before the movie comes out so there might be a chance of me getting to finish the 6th one before i read the 7th but prolly not. :lol: I have so much faith in my friends

[Mikado]

I just finished a book on former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau ( my hero ) and Ive just started a history on the Algoma Railroad/shipping conglomerate

[Corolla]

I was planning on re-reading the entire Harry Potter series (I only got to 4 anyway) but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

In the meantime, I'm just starting Sunwing by Kenneth Oppel.

[AB]

Mitigating Circumstances - Nancy Taylor Rosenberg

[Sara Micelli]

I also intend to start The Once and Future King by T. H. White.

I love that book. We had to read it for my 9th grade Pre-AP english class.

[AB]

Did you like it? I've read about 30 pages so far. It seems pretty good.

[Courtnee]

I LOVE that book.
It took a little while for me to grasp what was going on, but now I get it and it's good. :)

[tdf4077]

I'm reading Umberto Eco's "The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana." It's a bit odd, but I like it!

[Brad Russ]

2005-07 Oregon Drivers Manual. Not technically a book I know, but it's close enough. Damn thing's so long it could just about be a book. lol!!

[Corolla]

Just started the first Harry Potter book...again... for some reason.

[Sara Micelli]

A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah

[Shine]

Star Trek:The Next Generation- The Buried Age by Christopher L. Bennett

[PlayOn]

'Let's Roll' by Lisa Beamer and Ken Abraham. It's about how Mrs. Beamer's husband, Todd, got killed in a 9-11 terroist attack and how she deals with being a single mother of two, expecting a child and having faith. Awsome read.

[AB]

Dangerous Waters by Amy Fetzer, I've read about 30 pages so far.

[MonarC]

http://i21.ebayimg.com/04/c/000/77/3a/35d4_7.JPG
Paula Deen: It Ain't All About the Cookin'

Great book, can't put it down.:)

[Shine]

Star Wars-The New Rebellion by Kristine Rusch

[Jrnygrl]

Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo.

This is a very confusing book. :confused: :confused:

[Crimson and Clover]

Needful Things by Stephen King

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

Just finished Harry Potter 5 for the movie Wednesday and now I'm waiting on 7.

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

^ooooh! Can't wait for either!

I'm reading "the year of the Hangman" right now.

[Leigh Ann]

I'm rereading Harry Potter 6 in preparation for 7, which I can't wait for!

[freshprinceofLA]

today I am starting on one of my 3 summer reading list books. The grapes of wrath by john stenbeck

[Shine]

The Making of Star Wars-Revenge of the Sith by J.W. Rinzler

I bought this book when it first came out in April 2005 and began reading it the night after seeing the film in the theater. Now that I've see the movie a bunch of times on DVD, I thought it was time to reread the book.

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

Yeah I got my copy of Harry Potter 6 from my friend and so yeah Harry Potter 6 in preperation for my midnight run to town friday night.

[80sTrivia]

The Tenderness of Wolves by Stef Penney

[treky]

I'm reading two books right now; STAR TREK-THE LOST YEARS (for any other trekys, it's part 1 of a trilogy that tells what happened to Kirk, Spock, McCoy, etc. in the 5 years between the end of the Enterprises 5 year mission, and the first movie-10 years in our time; 5 in theirs) and THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES-A FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY WING DING.

[Kristen]

Edit: I finished Deathly Hallows. Very good book, but I won't spoil anyone.

[catlover79]

I'm planning on picking up one of my absolute favorites, Reedeming Love (by Francine Rivers), sometime today. I LOOOVE that story!!

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, mom just brought it home time to start!

[-STEFFY-]

Right now, I'm reading Dog About Town by J. F. Englert.

[Shine]

The Star Trek Interview Book by Allan Asherman

This book was published in July 1988 and features all new (new in 1988 that is) interviews with the stars, producers, writers and directors of the original series. I bought this book when it first came out 19 years ago and I read it when I was visiting by grandparents in Arizona that August. I decided to go back and re-read all the interviews because I know much more about film and television production than I did at 12 years old. Like now, I know what the difference between a "cut" and "pan" is. Those are two terms that would have gone way over my head when I first read the book all those years ago.

[catlover79]

Actually, today I read a book I got out of the library: A Full House of Growing Pains. It was written by Barbara Cameron, the mother of Kirk and Candace. It is basically the story of a basic, ordinary family who made it big in Hollywood. I finished it in only a few hours; it is very interesting and easy to read. Nice pictures, too!!

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

Yeah I finished Deathly Hallows yesterday very good but i'll keep my mouth shut

[Courtnee]

I'm reading Jon Stewarts America [THE BOOK] Teachers Edition. It's not really a REAL book. It's more like a textbook. No, more like textbook FAKERY. That's it.
Hilarious.

[Shine]

Foundation by Isaac Asimov

[AB]

The Stranger In My Bed by Michael Fleeman (true crime story)

[LuLu Rogers]

Chosen by a Horse by Susan Richards

[Shine]

Under The Eye Of God by David Gerrold

[CarJackSnyder]

The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks

[80sTrivia]

The Ruins by Scott Smith

[USATVFAN]

Tv Land

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

And Then There Were None (Agatha Christie) for the 100th time...


...
Giant's Bread- Mary Westmacott (Agatha Christie's pseudonym)

[dlemond]

I just finished "Jumper" by Steven Gould.

Good book, just found out they are making a movie of it.

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

Dear John by Nicholas Sparks

really good book but I dont know howe I feel about the ending

[AB]

Bad Desire - Gary Devon

[-STEFFY-]

Don't Scream - Wendy Corsi Straub

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

still not finished the other books i've started but...
Rebeca, whose author escapes me at the moment

[Jrnygrl]

Scar Tissue - Anthony Kiedis
Nanny Diaries - Emma McLaughlin/Nicola Kraus

[Shine]

I just finished reading The Galactic Whirlpool by David Gerrold and am currently reading Night of the Ripper by Robert Bloch.

[mc_light1202]

Skinny Bitch. This book is sickening. This is what reinforces gullable peoples reasons starving themselves. Its rediculous, the crap that's in this book. A lot is true, but it's exaggerated.

[Corolla]

I'm slowly working my way through the first Harry Potter book... again.

[Shine]

Night World by Robert Bloch

[rusyd]

Tuesdays with Morrie

[catlover79]

I just finished Anchored in Love by John Carter Cash. It is a memoir of his mother, June. It's a very touching story!! :)

[Shine]

Tuesdays with Morrie

That's a great book. Very touching. :)

[Crimson and Clover]

Dreamcatcher by Stephen King

[Shine]

Firebug by Robert Bloch

[~LadyJess~]

In Her Shoes by Jennifer Weiner

[rusyd]

That's a great book. Very touching. :)

I saw the movie awhile back and it was very good, so I expect the book to be as good if not better.:)

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

Eclipse by Stephanie Myers... vry good so far

[80sTrivia]

The Secret History by Donna Tartt

[Shine]

Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach

[freshprinceofLA]

The Joy Luck Club

[tv star collector]

"Sitting by My Laughing Fire," by Ruth Bell Graham (a collection of her poems)

[catlover79]

The Gospel According to the Beatles by Steve Turner. It has to do with the spiritual and/or religious beliefs (and sometimes lack thereof) of the Beatles. It's a fascinating read!

Last week I finished a biography of actor Albert Salmi. What a sad story that was - but also worth reading and learning about.

[Coffee Girl]

Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell.

[AB]

Archie & Edith, Mike & Gloria by Donna McCrohan. It's about the TV show All In The Family; how it all came about, how the cast was chosen and much more.

[ekkostar]

I'm still reading Deathly Hallows. I started right after it came out, but I'm not into the speed reading trend that most fans are. I already know the spoilers, but I'm reading anyway.

[Kristen]

I'm still reading Deathly Hallows. I started right after it came out, but I'm not into the speed reading trend that most fans are. I already know the spoilers, but I'm reading anyway.

I just finished it for the second time. It's so good. JKR is an absolute genius.

- Kristen

[Sharop]

I have quite a few:

Lucky Man by Michael J. Fox

Neal Cassady: The Fast Life of a Beat Hero by David Sandison and Graham Vickers

In Search of River Phoenix: The Truth Behind the Myth - Barry C. Lawrence

Astral Dynamics by Robert Bruce

Serious by John McEnroe

[MaryTylerMoore197071]

I read Lucky Man it was a good book

[CarJackSnyder]

The Great Gatsby (for school)

[catlover79]

Life After Lucy - the autobiograpy of Keith Thibodeaux (Little Ricky). It's an awesome book; I highly recommend it!! :D

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell.
Oh a wonderful novel in every respect. I hope you enjoy it! One of my favorites!

Still reading Rebecca by Daphne Du' Muaire... getting a lot more interesting finally.

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

I just finished it for the second time. It's so good. JKR is an absolute genius.

- Kristen
oooooh!!!!!!

nuff said though, don't want to spoil the ending.
....

[Kristen]

oooooh!!!!!!

nuff said though, don't want to spoil the ending.
....

Yeah, it's great, isn't it? Feel free to PM if you want to discuss further. :)

- Kristen

[Number 9 Dream]

I'm going to start reading Stephen King's 'On Writing' very soon...it's his memoir on the craft of writing, which my Mom thought I'd like. Stephen King is my hero :heart:

[-STEFFY-]

Culture Warrior by Bill O'Reilly

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

Yeah, it's great, isn't it? Feel free to PM if you want to discuss further. :)

- Kristen
ooooh I'll be sure to! All of my friends aren't finished (slow readers) so I've been like, dying!

[Shine]

I'm going to start reading Stephen King's 'On Writing' very soon...it's his memoir on the craft of writing, which my Mom thought I'd like. Stephen King is my hero :heart:

I read that book, Kristel. I think that you will really like it. :)

[Shine]

The Ninth Configuration by William Peter Blatty

[80sTrivia]

The Windmills of The Gods by Sidney Sheldon

[Shine]

I just started rereading All the President's Men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward.

[AB]

I'm almost finished with "A Warrant To Kill" by Kathryn Casey. It's a true crime story about a bad police officer. Very un-nerving!

[Mikado]

rereading "Looking for Old Ontario" an architechtural history of Ontario, from 1800 to 1900 and how it affects the present

[Sharop]

I just bought King Dork by Frank Portman and The Mosquito Coast by Paul Theroux, because I liked the movie (I decided to watch it because River Phoenix was in it.)

[FactoryGirl]

Heroin Diaries: A Year and the life of a shattered rock Star-Nikki Sixx

[rusyd]

A stranger is watching-Mary Higgins Clark

[Kristen]

For One More Day by Mitch Album

They're making a TV movie of that in Dec. on ABC. I can't wait!

I'm working on The Crossroad by Beverly Lewis, the sequel to The Postcard. I def. recommend both.

[AB]

California Angel by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg

[mrs.gingerhinkley]

Wuthering Heights -Emily Brice (i think)

[80sTrivia]

Lace by Shirley Conran

[Shine]

I just finished reading Star Trek: The Next Generation-Resistance by J.M. Dillard and am currently reading Grant As Military Commander by James Marshall-Cornwall.

[AB]

Dark Tide by Eizabeth Forrest, its a very strange book, hope it gets better.

[80sTrivia]

Love & Desire & Hate by Joan Collins...

[Leigh Ann]

Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult.

[AB]

Harry and Wally's Favorite TV Shows by Castleman & Podrazik

[AB]

Behind Closed Doors - Natalie R. Collins (pretty good book)

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

The Choice by Nicholas Sparks

[Shine]

I'm reading a really great book right now. It is called A Good Life: Newspapering and Other Adventures by Ben Bradlee. Bradlee grew up during the great depression, was in the Navy during the second world war and helped usher in a new era of investigative journalism during the 1950's. He was the editor of The Washington Post from 1968 to 1991. It is a fascinating book.

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks
I'm going to write my book analysis on it

[freshprinceofLA]

Hemmingway's classic
A Farewell to Arms

[Shine]

Purple Reign: The Artist Formerly Known as Prince by Liz Jones

[Courtnee]

I am America and So can You!

[catlover79]

One of my very best friends, Brenda, who I went to visit in CA this past summer, sent me a book that just arrived today. I'm about 20 pages into it. It's called For What It's Worth by Simon Guillebaud. He is a British missionary writing about his experiences in war-torn Africa. This would be a good book for Brad/AKA to check out - I think he'd appreciate it. It's very interesting so far.

[I Love John Ritter]

Just finished reading Heart of Darkness. That was BORING.

[Shine]

One of my very best friends, Brenda, who I went to visit in CA this past summer, sent me a book that just arrived today. I'm about 20 pages into it. It's called For What It's Worth by Simon Guillebaud. He is a British missionary writing about his experiences in war-torn Africa. This would be a good book for Brad/AKA to check out - I think he'd appreciate it. It's very interesting so far.

That sounds like a very interesting book.

[Shine]

Just finished reading Heart of Darkness. That was BORING.

You didn't like it? That is a great book.

[I Love John Ritter]

You didn't like it? That is a great book.
I know there's more to it than meets the eye, but it was boring to me.

[catlover79]

Just finished reading Heart of Darkness. That was BORING.
Never read it.

[rusyd]

Get Happy-The life of Judy Garland-Gerald Clarke

[80sTrivia]

Lovely Me: The Biography of Jacqueline Susann by Barbara Seaman. Excellent biography about the troubled life of the author of Valley of the Dolls...

[Race's Girl]

Hit Parade Heroes: British Beat Before the "Beatles" by Dave McAleer with foreword by Marty Wilde

[AB]

Trial By Fire - Nancy Taylor Rosenberg

[Shine]

I just finished the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel called Q & A by Keith R. A. DeCandido and am about to start Alma Hitchcock: The Woman Behind the Man written by Alfred Hitchcock's daughter, Pat Hitchcock O'Connell, and Laurent Bouzereau.

[Shine]

Star Trek:The Next Generation-Before Dishonor by Peter David

[Penny Lane]

Wonderful Tonight- Pattie Boyd(ex-wife of George Harrison and Eric Clapton)

[Race's Girl]

The Rough Guide to Heavy Metal by Essi Berelian

[Shine]

:rock: Everybody Wants Some: The Van Halen Saga by Ian Christe :rock:

[80sTrivia]

Blue Skies, No Candy by Gael Greene

[TurboWiz]

Angels & Demons by Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code.

[MonarC]

http://www.bfeedme.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/rachael-ray-cookbook-7-31-07.jpg

:liplick:

[Mikado]

The Welland Canal Company....the history of the creation of the canal in my avatar circa 1818 to 1840, when the canal was taken over by the gvmt

[Race's Girl]

Nancy Drew: the Flying Saucer Mystery by Carolyn Keene

[80sTrivia]

The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

[Corolla]

Grieving Hearts Talk: The Matthew Churchill Story

Touching.

[Shine]

The Boys From Brazil by Ira Levin

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

I'm thinking of reading Nights In Rodonthae by Nicholas Sparks, I so didnt spell that right :lol: but its the next of his novels to be adapted into a movie.

[Shine]

Do They Wear High Heels In Heaven? by Erica Orloff


I love that title. :lol:

[Southern Hellraiser]

Mystery of the Samurai Sword...it's a Hardy Boys book. :lol: I only have two classes at school and I'll pretty much read anything to pass the time....

[Shine]

A Shortened History of England by G.M. Trevelyan

[AB]

Fortune's Fancy - Anne Avery

[Race's Girl]

The Babysitters Club: The Truth About Stacey by Ann M. Martin

[*ClassicPinUp*]

My Story: by Marilyn Monroe; Great book, only wish it was longer. (she was killed before she really had a good chance to start it.)

And

Love in the Time of Cholera; by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Beautiful beautiful story.

[Corolla]

When it arrives, I'll be reading An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore. I wanna get caught up on this global warming thing.

[Race's Girl]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Bad Blood by Andi Watson, Joe Bennett and Rick Ketche

[Race's Girl]

Robbie Williams: Angels and Demons by Paul Scott

[*ClassicPinUp*]

Night by Elie Wiesel; good book but so hard to get through :(

[Kristen]

Night by Elie Wiesel; good book but so hard to get through :(

I remember when I read that book in HS. I kept wanting to resign from the human race. :(

[Shine]

Night by Elie Wiesel; good book but so hard to get through :(


That is a very powerful book. Very sad and disturbing though.

[*ClassicPinUp*]

I remember when I read that book in HS. I kept wanting to resign from the human race. :(
Same here. :(
I just saw it on Oprah and had to give it a read... small book but since I have to put it down every couple of pages it will take a while to read.

[Pus$y Galore]

"Louder Than Words" by Jenny McCarthy

An EXCELLENT book - had me both laughing and crying and really opens your eyes to what parents go through diagnosing autism and then finding possibly treatments for it. I could totally relate to what she went through.

Really changed my opinion of Jenny (I thought she was just a loud mouthed bimbo before). She's a wonderful mother and her little "Bird" is so lucky to have her. I wish her nothing but the best for her future and a wonderful life. I hope she's found her soulmate in Jim and I think she has.

[80sTrivia]

The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan

[AB]

More Twisted - Jeffery Deaver (I enjoy his books)

[freshprinceofLA]

The devil in the white city

[Race's Girl]

The 40's & 50's: Utility to New Look (20th Century Fashion) by Helen Reynolds

[cablejockey]

Just finished The Darkest Evening of the Year by Dean Koontz. A very emotional story with segments on animal abuse I had to skip over, but still a good story. In this one the monsters are all too human and real.

[Seth]

At the *moment*, it's I Am America (And So Can You) by Stephen Colbert.

[Race's Girl]

Star Trek: Insurrection by J. M. Dillard

[Shine]

Star Trek: Insurrection by J. M. Dillard

I read that novelization when the film first came out in 1998. I liked the backstory that Dillard gave to Admiral Dougherty. It goes a long way in explaining his actions in the story. Something the movie itself never does. A really good book. :)

[Shine]

I'm currently reading the novel A Covenant of Justice by David Gerrold.

[RosewoodPrettyLiar]

The fifth harry potter