i'm reading The Da Vinci Code because it just came out on paperback and I want to see what everyone is fussing over. I keep hearing that it's a great book. So far it's ok.

I started reading the Circle of Three series to my daughter who turns 9 in two weeks. It is a book written for early teenage years.

It follows three girls 15/16 years old who begin their year and a day study in Wicca. The series is a 15 book series.

Well, she took over and has been reading them herself. Read 3 or 4 books in as many days.

Me; I've been reading the computer monitor and reading the stories I write. Not reading any books as of late myself.

i am reading the blood of the covenant bybrent monahan; the taking by dean koontz;forever odd by dean koontz;dracula by bram stroker...........


if a man read a book a day,365 books a year,how many years would it take for him to say he read them all?

the txts on my phone

nar seriously Virginia Andrews



The site where anything can happen, clicky to join in

The Daily Mirror

House, by Frank Perretti/Ted Dekker. It's really spooky, and it's going to be a movie, they're saying. I can't imagine it as a film...


If you don't like my driving, stay off the sidewalk. *scoffs* Little kids...

I'm reading A tale Of two Cities right now.


You can turn painful situations around through laughter. If you can find humor in anything, even poverty, you can survive it.
Bill Cosby

Decided to read the complete works of Plato instead. God, I was clever as a child! Wonder what happened?


He who troubles his own house shall inherit the wind

I have just reading a young adults novel written by first time author, Michael Gerard Bauer. His book published by Scholastic is called, "The Running Man".

I quote from the back of the book;

"Tom Leyton, a reclusive Vietnam veteran, has been the subject of rumour and gossip for thirty years. When Joseph Davidson, his young neighbour and a talented artist, is asked to draw a protrait of him, an uneasy relationship begins to unfold, one that will force each of them to confront his darkest secrets.

This is a story about how we perceive others, the judgements we make about them, how we cope with tragedy, and the nature of miracles."


I am only up to the 4th chapter and am enjoying this book. I don't really go for adult books as I tend to find books for teens better written with stronger material within the written word. Excluding authors such as John Le Carre.

The Drawing of the Three (Dark Tower II) by Stephen King

(I'm only on the second book, and already I see this series as being truly his
masterpiece )



"When I drive myself, my light is found."

I'm currently doing some research on England in the late middle ages, just before the English Reformation takes affect and have found a fascinating book called The Stripping of the Altars by Eamon Duffy which describes the religious culture of England before being revamped by Henry the VIII, Edward and Elizabeth. Its a really good read. Its amazing how England became so different culturally in a comparatively short period of time. Its like reading a historical detective novel except this one isn't fiction!


Everything we do is just a drop in the ocean, but if we don't do it, it will be missing forever

I am reading 'Legally Blonde'. I've recently read 'Chocolat' and then 'daughter of Fortune' by Isabelle Allende, so I felt like something trashier.


"I always wanted to be an Indian before I wanted to go into music, but I think being a musician is easier than to be an Indian for a Finnish fellow, so to speak." Ville Valo.

an old book called 'Ghost House' at the minute - f**k knows who it's by now... i forgot.

I just finished From a Buick 8 by Stephen King and The Half Brother by Lars Saabye Christensen. Right now it's Hunger by Knut Hamsun (for school), The Firm by John Grisham , Queen of Demons by David Drake, Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind and, when I'm in the mood, Fanny Hill by John Cleland. Apart from that, my nightstand is full of crappy books I've saved from various school library purges. They're kinda like orphans, you don't want anything to do with 'em, but you take care of them anyway.

You're right, I don't get out much.


I'll bring the soy sauce, but you have to lick it off yourself.
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