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abbynormal92243Jan 1, 2006 11:28am
What's everyone reading?

I ust finished I'm Not Myself These Days, by Josh Kilmer-Purcell.

If you like Augusten Burroughs, this guy's a must-read.
NivenJan 3, 2006 1:54pm
I'm, reading "Demian" by Herman Hesse, and "Nectar in a Sieve" by Kamala Markandaya

i just finished "Inner Revolution" by Robert Thurman....it was interesting, though i can see how some might find it a little dry

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The-Lone-YoniJan 3, 2006 6:53pm
The Historian, Sliver, some other book I can't remember the name of - though good -

girlsieJan 15, 2006 3:56am
Grimoire for the Apprentice Wizard by Zell Ravenheart

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ljthomasJan 26, 2006 7:57am
I just finished Faulkner's "Absalom, Absalom!" and had the odd feeling of loosing the magic 'cause this time the plot was getting clear to me.
Also read Po Bronson's "Why Do I Love These People?" which unintentionally provided an antidote to Faulkner's melodramatic and baroque Sutpen family.

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abbynormal92243Feb 27, 2006 9:53am
Family Secrets by John Bradshaw.
It's about family systems, hidden secrets, genograms, etc.
Fascinating.

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ljthomasMar 25, 2006 7:02pm
I've been laughing out loud at Marley & Me, life and love with the world's worst dog, by John Grogan. The chapter describing the obedience class is terribly funny. "you're kicking me out of this class..."
453880May 11, 2006 5:09am
I just finished reading 84, Charing Cross Road, by Helene Hanff, and just started reading Border Music by Robert James Waller. RJW never disappoints. I'm just flying through it. I'm wanting to read something serious next. Maybe Dante's Divine Comedy? I've also got Tom Jones half-read, but can't make up my mind.

ghostwhoburpsMay 30, 2006 9:11am
I've just finished the 'Undercover Economist', a must read for everybody. It is about economics but a great, easy read. If you've evr wondered why movie hall popcorn costs so much, or why starbucks coffee is expensive or why it is mathematical certainity that you will end up with a lemon while buying a used car, you'll find the answers here
Gonzo-LagerJun 12, 2006 3:50pm
Pattern Recognition by William Gibson. None of your typical Neuromance cyberpunk stuff here. Not a bad tale: social commentary, gripping mystery and hard-boiled writing to boot.


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