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Sounds cool! If you have time to come back and review it when done, please do! I have the book "The Atheists Little Book of Spirituality" (I think that's the title). I haven't read it yet but love the concept!
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Diviners by Libba Bray
I just finished her "Going Bovine" and loved it so I thought I would explore her other works. So far it is pretty interesting, I like the way she develops her characters and her playful use of language. Diviners is set in NY in the 1920s and is about a group of people who have powers, for example the main character is able to read objects by touching them. Of course there is a supernatural bad guy and peril ensues.
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Currently trying to get 'into' Dark Places by Gillian Flynn. It took me a while to get into Gone Girl too, but I was glad I did. By half way through I was addicted. Hoping this will be the same. P.S the movie didn't do it justice
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I recently re-read The Rosie Project and The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simsion!
If you looking for a good read, dotted with humorists twist that leaves you feeling hopeful about finding love, check these out 
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Today I bought three books. Little Gone Girl by Alexander Burt (also known as Mia is Missing)
The Girl with A Clock for A Heart by Peter Swanson AND Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. I'm ashamed to say I never read the HP series. Fantasy is not a genre I part take in much. But I do remember seeing maybe 2 of the movies years ago and enjoying them. For some reason for the passed week I've had a niggling feeling to read them... Or at least give them a shot. So I may start with Harry, and move on to my usual genre of Thriller... Don't judge me.... 
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I have a few books going. Still trying to make my way through a Song of Ice and Fire. I'm on Book 3.
I just started House of Echoes by Brendan Duffy. And I'm also reading The Whispering Skull by Jonathan Stroud.
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[QUOTE=PurerSands;1017460]Today I bought three books. Little Gone Girl by Alexander Burt (also known as Mia is Missing)
The Girl with A Clock for A Heart by Peter Swanson AND Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. I'm ashamed to say I never read the HP series. Fantasy is not a genre I part take in much. But I do remember seeing maybe 2 of the movies years ago and enjoying them. For some reason for the passed week I've had a niggling feeling to read them... Or at least give them a shot. So I may start with Harry, and move on to my usual genre of Thriller... Don't judge me.... [Haveing read all the HP books, I have to say I loved them. For one you really do get more involved, and it goes into greater detail. I hope you like them as much as I did. |
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Judy
Ok, at last I have finally finished this book, and yes I know it took me some time.
So .... Judy, what can I tell you about his book. After getting past the introduction, which gives you some background on how the research for the book started. I was hooked. Judy is a dog that received the highest bravery award that can be given for any animal. She was a POW in the japanese war camps. The book takes you from her mischievous pup days, right through all her trials in the camps with her fellow prisoners. Please read this book, you won't regret it. |
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A book about Lenny "The Gov'nor McLean.....
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I'm finally engaged...in a wonderful book. Its been a while since I found one I could sink my brain into...
I'm reading Thomas Jefferson: The art of power by Jon Meacham Its a very interesting book about an amazing man. I even read the prologue...which I never do...
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