i'm reading the weekly flyers...i wish it was a book....but i need to make my grocery list somehow *laughs*

joyeaux noel...
 

dis...

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Amor Towles | Rules of Civility (August 2011)
 

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Do you like reading about particular rules of engagement?

I do!

This book is about the culture of a 1930s New York society: cocktail parties, silk stockings, the world of Jazz, and rules that a certain class of people will bend or break in order to experience life to the fullest.

I do believe this book is a keeper!

I'm just about to start Stephen King's 11/22/63.
It weighs about 500 lbs and I haven't figured out how I'm going to read it in bed without knocking myself unconscious . . . . time for an ereader, methinks.

I have been thinking the same thing but I hesitate because of the type of books I read. Do you know what the subject availability is like for those ereaders?

I don't know much about ereaders at all. But here is a link to a kindle thread
http://www.butchfemmeplanet.com/foru...ead.php?t=2628

Maybe that will be helpful.

Thankyou
 

This is a thread I enjoy. For instance the book Dark Chrystal shared Generation Loss. Im walking out the door to go buy it

I have ripped thru the first two Hunger Games books and am almost finished with the third... I was surprised in that I couldn't put them down!

I'm currently reading Steve Jobs Biography,"Persistence, All Ways Butch and Femme", and possibly going to start the first "Hunger Games". I downloaded it on my Kindle... it's ready and waiting!

:-D
Starry

stone butch blues by leslie feinberg

I plowed....and I do mean PLOWED...through "The Hunger Games" trilogy over Christmas.

Started the first book on the 23rd and finished with the last book by Christmas evening. I was entertained, which is saying a lot considering how much I read and how many books I run into that are just...bad.


"The Hunger Games" was entertaining and smart in a lot of areas. It wasn't perfect, don't get me wrong. There were several moments when I was frustrated and the last book dragged in several spots.

Over all? Good series.


I am now starting on "House of Leaves" by Mark Danielewski. It's 709 pages which I LOVE when I need something meaty and is already looking like a complete eye-fuck with the way it's written.

'Sacred Country' - Rose Tremain

Envy ~ Sandra Brown

beowulf....i dug out an old english book and i knew i needed to read it again

Before its sent off
 

"Ultra Marathon Man Confessions of
an All Night Runner"- Dean Karnazes

Inspiring

Greco