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ScoutMom14
on 1/14/06 11:27 am - Loreauville, LA
Topic: Mystery fans?
I love mystery books, esp. the Cat Who series and Mrs. Murphy Mysteries, Evanavich, etc.
KATHY Y N TX
on 1/10/06 3:53 am - New Braunfels, TX
Topic: RE: Readers????
I read Partricia Cornwall, James Patterson, Robin Cook, Diane Mott Davidson. Just to name a few. I also like Catherine Coulter and Anne McAffrey(especially the Pern series), I also like Nora Roberts. Hope this is a good start for all. Kathy
doodlebug
on 12/28/05 10:03 am - MN
Topic: RE: I FOUND DIANA GABALDON'S NEW BOOK.....
I know what you mean about old friends! LOL I found the book and didn't have time to pick it up so hubby got it for me for Christmas!
Julie Froggerfly
on 12/28/05 2:16 am - Tucson, AZ
Topic: RE: I FOUND DIANA GABALDON'S NEW BOOK.....
I'm reading it now too. It's like visiting with an old friend....
Debbie In Lucerne
on 12/13/05 8:07 am - Lucerne 7, Switzerland
Topic: RE: Readers????
Hi fellow readers! I read mostly sci fi and horror. Recently reread the 2001 trilogy by Arthur C. Clarke. Even if you are not a big sci fi fan it is a classic. I have an edition where in the forward he interviews kubrick. It is really good. I also love Stephen Baxter, Simon Clark, Greg Bear, Joe Haldemann, and Dan Simmons. My favorite book of all time is Alas Babylon by Pat Frank. A fellow reader who loves to chat about books!! D
Anarie
on 12/12/05 10:34 am - Dover, DE
Topic: RE: Readers????
I guess we're all busy reading! I just finished Robin Hobb's Farseer books -- great epic fantasy. First time I've read them. I'm sure glad I bought the 2 trilogies together because as soon as I finished one book I picked up the next. I also just bought my copy of the Dark Tower by Stephen King, the last book in the 7 book series. I've been waiting for the paperback edition and it's finally out. Now I'm saving the book for a nice cold weekend so I can cozy up and dive into the gunslinger's worlds. There -- I brought up two authors with two series in two genres. Maybe that will get things hopping Ann
Anarie
on 12/12/05 10:26 am - Dover, DE
Topic: RE: C. S. Lewiston I believe his name is
The Screwtape Letters is one of C. S. Lewis's more serious works. It is very thought provoking. If you like his style of writing, I also suggest his Mere Christianity. I think it is one of the best Christian apologetics books ever written. On the lighter side -- go for the Chronicles of Narnia -- they are wonderful books that are definitely not just for kids! But don't read the Magician's Nephew first! In case you didn't guess by now, C. S. Lewis is one of my favorite authors and I'd be happy to discuss any of his works anytime. Ann
betty boop
on 12/1/05 1:47 am - newport, VT
Topic: Readers????
Where are all the book readers????I know you are out there. Lets get this board hopping What are you reading? Who is your favorite author? Lets hear from those readers! Betty
Sheryl Tilley
on 11/27/05 10:21 am - Prescott, AZ
Topic: RE: Mystery Series Suggestions??
i like the author Tamar Myers -- she has a Den of Antiquity series where she is a seller of antiques. Also has a Mennonite bed and breakfast mystery series. All the books are good mystery and fun. Sheryl
betty boop
on 11/14/05 10:15 am - newport, VT
Topic: RE: In A Million Pieces...James Frey
I was thinking of buying this for my son,who is 30, for Christmas. Do you think it would be enjoyable for him? He likes true life books. Thanks, Betty
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