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post #141 of 159
Oh, and adding to my list:

8. Serving Crazy with Curry by Amulya Malladi
9. The Scientist in the Crib
10. The Doll People by Ann M. Martin
post #142 of 159
11. Baby Catcher by Peggy Vincent

Where is everyone?
post #143 of 159
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The Hindi-Bindi Club has such a fluffy name that I thought it would be really similar but it definitely had the deep drama and cultural impact I was craving. You might want to try that. The format takes a bit to get used to because there are eight characters telling their stories but its GOOD.
Thanks. I'll check it out!

Finished Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban today! I love how much the kids are into it. I'm going to reserve #4 on CD next.
post #144 of 159
I SO need a really good book to read! I finished Life of Pi and was not impressed. Oh well - maybe the next book will be a winner!
post #145 of 159
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I SO need a really good book to read! I finished Life of Pi and was not impressed. Oh well - maybe the next book will be a winner!
What do you like to read? Drama? Mystery? Contemporary Fiction? Fantasy? Supernatural/Occult Fiction?

12. No Humans Involved by Kelley Armstrong
13. What to Read When by Pam Allyn
post #146 of 159
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What do you like to read? Drama? Mystery? Contemporary Fiction? Fantasy? Supernatural/Occult Fiction?
All of the above. I have very eclectic tastes when it comes to reading. I've just had a string of duds lately.
post #147 of 159
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All of the above. I have very eclectic tastes when it comes to reading. I've just had a string of duds lately.
What did you ending choosing to read?

14. The Dowry Bride by Shobhan Bantwal
15. Personal Demon by Kelley Armstrong
post #148 of 159
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I SO need a really good book to read! I finished Life of Pi and was not impressed. Oh well - maybe the next book will be a winner!
I remember reading it and not being impressed either!
post #149 of 159
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What did you ending choosing to read?
I read a nutrition book called The Full Plate Diet. I haven't picked up another novel yet. Well, technically I am reading one, but it's on CD. I tend to have one in hand and one on iPod! I think I'm going to read The Talisman next.
post #150 of 159
Coloradomama - Have you read Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood? She is my fav author and this book is eclectic AND amazing!
post #151 of 159
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Coloradomama - Have you read Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood? She is my fav author and this book is eclectic AND amazing!
No I haven't, but thanks for the suggestion! I'll check it out.
post #152 of 159
Back from vacation!

154) Trickster's Queen
155) Lioness Rampant
156) Terrier

OK, I'm totally in love with Tamora Pierce at the moment...

157) Damian
158) A Treatise on the Blood, Inflammation, and Gunshot Wounds
159) Siddartha (auf Deutsch)
160) On Scurvy
161) A Natural History of Human Teeth
162) 1776
163) September

My father collects old medical books and some of them are just too cool for words.
post #153 of 159
I just got back from vacation and updated the 5 books I read while I was gone. It was wonderful to have so much time to read! Now I am back to my 30 minutes a day if I am lucky.
post #154 of 159
I am beyond ashamed to admit it, but Facebook has taken over my life and I have not finished a book in almost 3 weeks or so. I've been reading I Capture the Castle, maybe a page per day. I need to crack down and do something constructive!

FWIW, I was not impressed with Life of Pi, either. Good, not great. I just finshed The Book Thief and LOVED it! There are about 20 really good reads on my list (page 1), if anyone wants to check it out
post #155 of 159
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FWIW, I was not impressed with Life of Pi, either. Good, not great. I just finshed The Book Thief and LOVED it! There are about 20 really good reads on my list (page 1), if anyone wants to check it out
I have that one in my basement waiting for me! I tried it once, but just couldn't get into it. My friends keep saying - stick with it, once you get 50 pages or so into you'll be hooked. I haven't picked it up again yet though.

I've been too busy to finish a book lately, but I am plodding through a couple still!
post #156 of 159
164) My Life in France
165) Bloodhound
166) Breeder
post #157 of 159
Updated with a disappointing book... sad.
post #158 of 159
Coming up on #43 - I'm determined to stay with this for the year. It's fun to go back and see my list - I've never really kept track.

Who is still out there?
post #159 of 159
OK, I've really lost track, but I'll try to catch some of it back up...

167) Wolf Speaker
168) Emperor Mage
169) A History of Histories
170) Full Moon Rising
171) Perdido Street Station
172) The Virgin in the Garden
173) Sill Life
174) Babel Tower
175) A Whistling Woman
176) Shadow of the Sun
177) Pawn of Prophesy
178) Queen of Sorcery
179) Magician's Gambit
180) Tower of Wizardry
181) Enchanter's End Game
182) Guardians of the West
183) King of the Murgos
184) Demon Lord of Karanda
185) Sorceress of Darshiva
186) Seeress of Kell
187) One
188) In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens
189) Running From Safety
190) Publish and Perish
191) Woman on the Edge of Time
192) If on a Winter's Night a Traveller
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