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#376

Currently Reading

Posted: 12/30/05 at 1:46pm

"The Master and Margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov.
With witches and talking cats. Pretty strange but very interesting.

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'Take me out tonight where's there's music and there's people and they're young and alive.'

#377

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Posted: 12/30/05 at 7:45pm

Bird by Bird: Anne Lamott.

This book was recommended to me by this beautiful, thoughtful, and moving website: http://37days.typepad.com/37days/

#378

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Posted: 12/30/05 at 7:56pm

Finished American Gods, which was just great, and I'm not sure what I'll read next since my Sandman isn't coming from the library. Either Lunar Park or Neal Stephenson's Quicksilver.

#379

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Posted: 12/30/05 at 8:54pm

Just finished - "And then there were none" By Agatha Christie
Just started - Christopher Durang Explains It All for You

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"If There's One Thing to Learn it's You Just Can't Go Wrong If You Follow Your Heart, and End With A Song"

#380

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 12:15am

Just finished To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and am about to begin Brighton Beach Memoirs.

#381

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 9:44am

The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens

Plum, avoid Lunar Park. It's interesting for the first 50 or so pages, and then turns into mindless drivel.

#382

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 11:20am

Gypsy: a memoir.

#383

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 11:25am

we just finished reading BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN aloud. we will begin THE KITE RUNNER next.

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RIP glebby <3

#384

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 11:29am

Moss Hart's Act One. Wonderful so far.

#385

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 11:31am

...this thread.

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#386

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 12:31pm

hahahahahahaha

nice

ps. the kite runner is SO GOOD!

Updated On: 12/31/05 at 12:31 PM

#387

Currently Reading

Posted: 12/31/05 at 12:39pm

The Ryan White Story.

There are no words to describe this book. I wasn't around when he was, and ... wow. I suggest everyone reads it.

I finished Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky a little a while ago, and it's also another wonderful read.

I have Adam Rapp's Under the Wolf, Under the Dog too, but I have yet to read it.

#388

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Posted: 12/31/05 at 12:44pm

Last Car From Elysian Fields - James Lee Burke

He has written many good books with a fictional police detective Dave RobRobicheaux set in New Orleans


Other good series - Ian Fleming James Bond
The Late Ed Mc Bain - 87 th Precinct
Stuart Kaminsky - Toby Peters detective novels

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#389

Currently Reading

Posted: 1/1/06 at 1:22am

I just started The Color Purple.

I have never seen the movie or the musical and I am curious.

I am about 50 pages in and am really into the book, I'll likely watch in the next couple of days and see the musical later this month.

#390

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 7:58pm

I finished Lunar Park last night/this morning because I had no choice. I hardly ever touch horror of any kind so I'm not inured to it. So when it turned out this book was a haunted house story I had to finish it. Even if it took until 7 in the morning. :) I rather liked it in the end, though.

I'm starting The Red and the Black, by Stendhal. Two points for anyone who can say why I picked up this book in the first place.

#391

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 8:48pm

The Grimmerie

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"If There's One Thing to Learn it's You Just Can't Go Wrong If You Follow Your Heart, and End With A Song"

#392

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 9:08pm

Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris.

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#393

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 9:08pm

Hot Six by Janet Evanovich. I'm putting off The Sun Also Rises for school. Gah.

#394

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:18pm

"Kafka On The Shore" by Haruki Murakami. This one has another talking cat. Some woman on the subway tonight saw me reading it and struck up a conversation with me about it.

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'Take me out tonight where's there's music and there's people and they're young and alive.'

#395

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:22pm

Mansfield Park by Jane Austen.

Justagirl2, I LOVE the Evanovich/ Stephanie Plum books. I have them all except the last one.

#396

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:23pm

"A Million Little Pieces" by James Frey.

Wow.

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"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."

#397

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:26pm

I recently read that, too, Addy! Wow just about sums it up.

I also just read A Home At The End of the World, by Michael Cunningham, which I loved. Now I'm reading The Hours, by the same author.

#398

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:28pm

So Plum, it seems you're a fan of Neil Gaiman huh?

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#399

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:28pm

I think I need something light and fluffy after this. Am almost done. Wow.

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"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."

#400

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Posted: 1/5/06 at 10:37pm

Methuselah's Children - Heinlein (rereading)
The Authorized Biography of John Gielgud - Morley

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