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I am in the middle of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Great book so far!
Reply #941. Oct 20 11, 10:46 PM
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| Cuish
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Two more to go!
Reply #942. Oct 25 11, 10:15 AM
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paulmallon 
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"Ed King" by David Guterson, author of the wonderful book
"Snow Falling on Cedars"
Reply #943. Oct 25 11, 8:38 PM
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tezza1551
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Just finishing a rather awesome booke called "Still Alice" by Lisa Genova. About a woman who is diagnosed with Alzheimers - quite topical, as our small town has two incredibly talented women who have also recently been diagnosed.
Reply #944. Oct 25 11, 9:23 PM
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turbotude
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Recently started reading "Night Over Water" by Ken Follett. Haven't gotten to far into it, due to a a crazy work schedule the past couple of weeks, but am hoping to soon have more time to enjoy this novel.
Reply #945. Nov 10 11, 5:14 PM
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paulmallon
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last book was "Ed King"...don't waste your time
Just started Leon Uris' 750 page tome "Trinity"...I hope to finish it before the Cubs win their next World Series
Reply #946. Nov 13 11, 12:32 PM
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AlexxSchneider
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The Virgin's Lover by Philippa Gregory
Reply #947. Nov 15 11, 9:27 AM
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| MrHulot_
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On the Road - Jack Kerouac
Reply #948. Nov 17 11, 5:31 PM
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Hineboxing
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Just starting Stephen King's new book 11/22/63.
Reply #949. Nov 18 11, 6:48 AM
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Zippy826
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I started reading 11/22/63 this week also.
Reply #950. Nov 18 11, 7:28 AM
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Cymruambyth
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I'm re-reading Edward Rutherfurd's 'London' (similar format to his 'Sarum' and 'Russia'), which is a history of London. I'm also reading John Shelby Spong's 'The Sins of Scripture'.
Reply #951. Nov 18 11, 7:58 AM
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| Lorvanwa
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I alternate between:
Torah, Sefer ha-Zohar, Sefer Yetsirah and Sefer ha-Bahir.
These are among other Jewish apocryphal texts I explore from time to time.
Every now and then I re-read Tolkien's "Silmarillion".
Reply #952. Nov 19 11, 9:36 AM
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| lesley153
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MrHulot, how's it going so far? I read "On the Road" when I was in my late teens or perhaps early twenties, and can't remember much about it except thinking it was self-indulgent and sweaty.
Lorvanwa - interesting combination - Tolkien's fantasy world and Kabbalah! They haven;t got anything in common, have they?
I'm working my way through Boris Johnson's "Life in the Fast Lane," a collection of car reviews. It's great fun, easy to dip into a chapter at a time, and perfect for reading on trains. Recently I seem to have lost the ability to concentrate on books, which is a shame, because I spent most of my life with my nose buried in one, in preference to eating, or sleeping, or bothering with television, or... doing homework!
Reply #953. Nov 19 11, 10:50 AM
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turbotude
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Still slogging my way through "Night Over Water". I've read half of the novel, and am having a tough time getting interested. Definitely not one of Ken Follett's best works!
Reply #954. Nov 25 11, 2:39 PM
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AlexxSchneider
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I finished Rebecca a few days ago, and now I'm reading To Kill A Mockingbird.
Reply #955. Nov 28 11, 9:04 AM
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gillimalta
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The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfus and, much to my surprise, I'm loving it!
Reply #956. Nov 28 11, 9:42 AM
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rayven80
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I'm reading "The Alloy of Law" by Brandon Sanderson. It's a Mistborn book set 300 years in their future, about our 1800's.
Reply #957. Nov 28 11, 10:22 AM
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irishrusty
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"The Help"
Reply #958. Dec 02 11, 2:19 PM
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| CoolTeen
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The picture of Dorian Gray. No other book shall ever surpass it.
Reply #959. Dec 06 11, 10:49 AM
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daver852
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I am reading for the second time a book called "The Reckoning," by Charles Nicholl. It's about the alleged murder of Christopher Marlowe.
Reply #960. Dec 11 11, 9:53 PM
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