linkan
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I'm attempting to read the DaVinci Code, but having a tough time getting started. I bought the DVD, but don't want to watch that until I've read the book. It took me a long time to read the Lord of the Rings too, but once I did, I was happy that I did. Great books!
Reply #241. Feb 21 07, 1:42 AM
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| RachaelxCore
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Sense and Sensibility by:Jane Ausin
Reply #242. Mar 03 07, 11:07 PM
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| hplover13
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Krondor: the Betrayal by Raymond e feist (third time)
Reply #243. Mar 12 07, 10:43 AM
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zorba_scank
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I'm reading Terry Pratchett's 'Equal Rites' (Discworld series). Trying to read them in sequence but very few bookstores seem to stock them.
Reply #244. Mar 13 07, 10:46 PM
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Cymruambyth
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I've just started 'The Sins of Scripture' by John Shelby Spong. So far, so good. Very provocative.
Reply #245. Mar 14 07, 2:42 PM
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MALibrarian 
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I thought all of the Charles D.-dislikers would get a charge out of my current reading list - "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Great Expectations", along with "The Scarlet Pimpernel." I'm trying to prep for three of the English classes I teach! :)
(Okay, did you all know, seriously, that we can't write Charles' last name - I just tried and it got sent back for containing a profanity, apparently. Sigh...)
Also, on the side, I'm reading a biography of Shakespeare, by Peter Aykroyd (sp?).
Happy Reading! :)
Reply #246. Mar 17 07, 9:41 PM
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| jericha
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Right now I'm reading "Rain of Gold" by Victor Villasenor. I have actually read it a couple of times, it is such a great book. A story about his parents growing up in Mexico, migrating to the United States during the Mexican Revolution, meeting, falling in love, and finally getting married. I definatly recommend it!
Reply #247. Mar 17 07, 11:01 PM
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| girl63160
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I'm reading A TON of Cornelia Funke's books. I really love them, and can't stop reading them!
Girl
Reply #248. Mar 18 07, 3:07 PM
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| pjsad
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I just barely got done "cracker" the best dog in vietnam. It was so good I definatly recomend It.
Reply #249. Mar 21 07, 2:43 PM
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thewho13rd
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Just started Stephen King's "Misery".
Reply #250. Mar 21 07, 3:07 PM
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rubygirl24
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Anne of Green Gables
Reply #251. Mar 31 07, 2:29 AM
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| Mr.Pont
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The Stone Cold Truth by:WWE with a foreword by J.R.
Reply #252. Mar 31 07, 6:48 AM
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| heypeople
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Ellen Foster by Kaye Gibbons.
Reply #253. Apr 04 07, 4:07 PM
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Yaarbiriah
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Orson Scott Card's 'women of Genesis' series. Very nice.. Card has an insightful and realistic take on Biblical characters in my opinion. He is creative in his additions and changes but reasonable and respectful.
Robert Jordan's 'Wheel of Time' books. I find them somewhat overwritten but they are a fun read. I've been reading quite a bit of Neil Gaiman lately, which I really enjoy and I'm reading the earlier Heinlein books with my preteen boys.
Reply #254. Apr 22 07, 6:28 AM
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| yisdaskyblue
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I just finished reading "Bicoastal Babe" by Cynthia Langston. It's a great book. Easy and quick to read, yet extremely fun and engaging. I recommend it to everyone. Check it out on Amazon!
Reply #255. Apr 25 07, 10:28 AM
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bottle_rocket
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I'm reading "Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates". I've been reading it for over a year now.
Reply #256. Apr 25 07, 11:37 AM
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| carlaura
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I'm reading The Light Fantastic, by Terry Pratchett.
Reply #257. Apr 25 07, 4:45 PM
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| hlf_pollock
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State of Fear by Michael Crighton
Yes it is an excellent read
A must read for anyone who may actually believe there is such a thing as a global warming crisis. About time someone wrote about "media" and political nonsense that takes away from more important issues
Reply #258. Apr 26 07, 1:55 AM
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| sumirp
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In the middle of,"A Confederacy of Dunces" by John Kennedy Toole, at the moment.
Reply #259. Apr 26 07, 7:15 AM
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| Lofgeornost
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"The Republican War on Science" and "the top 10 myths about Evolution". Both out of my usual realms of reading, but I enjoy an occasional return to the sciences.
I like the looks of MALibrarian's list. I read "The Scarlet Pimpernel" in ninth grade and have fond memories, and a new biography of Shakespeare by the author of "Hawksmoor" sounds good. I read Ivor Brown's book on The Bard a few years ago.
Reply #260. Apr 26 07, 11:08 AM
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