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Good for you .... it's surprising to me how many people know nothing of her ... the photo at Wikipedia looks a lot like Queen Latifah ... maybe if they did a movie about Hurston's life, QL could play her ...

Halsey's Typhoon-Bob Drury and Tom Clavin

Sandra Brown's "The Crush".

Just got through with Carl Hiaasen's "Skin Tight".

SGH: It's not Mitch Rapp (Extreme Measures) with the kids. It's Mike Nash ... his buddy ...

Sorry ...

East Texas Parrothead wrote:SGH: It's not Mitch Rapp (Extreme Measures) with the kids. It's Mike Nash ... his buddy ...

Sorry ...

Ohhhhhh... Whew!! That makes much more sense!

I was afraid Mitch had gone and gotten domestic on us....

"American Pastoral" Philip Roth


"Utopia" Sir Thomas More. I am using the "....A Revised Translation, Backgrounds, Criticism" NORTON CRITICAL EDITION (1975) translated by Robert Adams.

House of Chains by Steven Erikson
(Canadian author who formulated a storyline based on a side plot for D&D... This is the 4th book in a series of 10... Generally good, but sometimes hard to follow...)

John Adams by David McCullough

I have had this book for years but never opened the cover. Did so the other day and now don't know why I didn't crack the spine sooner.

green1 wrote:John Adams by David McCullough

I have had this book for years but never opened the cover. Did so the other day and now don't know why I didn't crack the spine sooner.

I have this too. Usually it takes me anywhere from one to fifteen years to read the books that I buy. Often the public library pre-empts my shelf. A short story book? That may take 10 years to read. I have a World Treasure Sci Fi short story book I've been reading since 1998.

I got "Swine Not" By JB for Christmas. What a fun read...

Atomic Lobster by Tim Dorsey

Marley and Me by John Grogan
It's so cute...what a dog!!

A Collection of Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald

I just finished "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz."

About to read "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."

OK....I'm in need of a good book, so I thought I'd ask...any suggestions????

Reading "World Without End" by Ken Follett. He wrote "Pillars of the Earth" which Oprah had on her reading list. This picks up in the same town 200 years later with the descendents of some of the characters from that story. There is no true hero. All of his characters have personality aspects that are entirely human. Bravery, cowardice, vice, virtue, humility, pride . . . all play out in all of the characters to a greater or lesser degree. Excellent read.

Doris Kearns Goodwin -Team of Rivals

The Last Templar-Raymond Khoury

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