Currently Reading (Take 2) — Page 14
Posted: 9/15/10 at 7:55pm
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Send in the clowns...Send in the crowds!
"I prefer neurotic people. I like to hear rumblings beneath the surface."-Stephen Sondheim
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I finally got the time yesterday to start This Is Where I Leave You and I'm already halfway through - liking it lots.
Posted: 9/24/10 at 9:49am
I am currently reading Patti LuPone: A Memoir
Posted: 9/24/10 at 1:23pm
Any book similar to those of 'The Help' or 'The Secret Life Of Bee's? I also like dark, comic but sometimes creepy books (as if writen by Tim Burton). . any suggestions?
Posted: 9/24/10 at 1:31pm
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There's a Betty Hutton connection!
Posted: 9/25/10 at 12:49am
Waiting for my next book to come in. Not sure what it will be.
Posted: 9/26/10 at 4:42am
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Cool! What class was it?
Posted: 9/26/10 at 2:42pm
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I just finished listening to the audiobook of The Lost Dogs. Found it compelling...painful in the beginning...but was unable to stop listening. This is basically a "where are they now" story about the fifty-some dogs who were part of Michael Vick's dogfighting enterprise. Pit bulls. When they were found, it was unlikely that any future other than euthanasia lay ahead for them, but that's not what happened. Dogfighting is something I was only vaguely aware of until Vick's operation was busted (I didn't know who HE was, either...) and it's kind of odd that I would subject myself to reading this. Blame Terry Gross's interview with the author, Jim Gorant, on Fresh Air, I guess. I thought it was well worth the time and ultimately not depressing.
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