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  1. 04-28-2004, 01:14 AM #401
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    Frosty, my friend bought me the first three books in the Series of Unfortunate Events and I loved them! They're fantastic!
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    All the J.D. Robb "In Death" series. I love her books. Lots of murder, betrayal, blood and sex! My cup of tea. Also Janet Evanovich books, the new one is out in June and I am waiting (not very patiently).
    Is probably over in the transcribing thread for Big Brother til death do us part.

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    I love the whole Diana Gabaldon series of books but I am having a hard time getting into the Feiry Cross.Has anyone read it that can encourage me to keep reading?
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    I just finished The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl. It was an interesting concept, although I found there were way too many characters. It seemed a little far fetched towards the end also.

    Now I'm reading Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. I'm 70 pages into it and it's fascinating. I can tell this will be a great epic story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SnowflakeGirl
    Speaking of good British humor, anybody read Stephen Fry? The Hippopotamus and The Liar are such funny, acerbic books, slightly absurdist books.
    Ok, SFG, I picked up "The Liar" tonight at the library on your recommendation. If it sucks I'll hold you responsible.
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    I just read a little book called "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" by Mitch Albom ( I think that is his name~ he also wrote "Tuesdays with Morrie"). I found it very sweet and touching; it is a short little novel, I read it in one sitting. A friend of mine recently passed away, and I found the book very thoughtful and a comforting read.
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  9. 05-06-2004, 03:07 PM #409
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    I just started reading Name All the Animals, a memoir by Alison Smith. It's good so far! I love me some memoirs.
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