What are you reading now??
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I saw the new Al Frankin book at Coles today. It's titled "Truth" I hope he has another bestseller from it.
peapod said:
Could be fun .....in a trippy kind of way.......if you do it right!!!
I know a 16 yr old kid that read this and then tried it out himself, but with every drug you can think of and combinations of........his parents found his "drug journal", this past Aug. after he drowned while on Crystal Meth. Very sad, and quite troubled by it, as was this young
man was.
As for what I'm reading Four Feathers by A.E.W Mason. I was told it's good ( I haven't seen the movie) ,but am having trouble getting into it.
:roll: sigh.
"Everything is Illuminated" by Johnathan Safran Foer.
(And I've got "The Bedside Book of Birds" by Graeme Gibson by my bedside, courtesy of a certain legume from The Island. 8) )
(And I've got "The Bedside Book of Birds" by Graeme Gibson by my bedside, courtesy of a certain legume from The Island. 8) )
RE: What are you reading
"Djinn Rummy" by Tom Holt
Rev, I loved the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. Too bad we lost Adams so soon.
"Djinn Rummy" by Tom Holt
Rev, I loved the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. Too bad we lost Adams so soon.
Currently reading "America: A Narrative History" by Gerge Brown Tindall.
Adams was great.
Was disappointed in the movie, loved the old English TV series.
Adams was great.
Was disappointed in the movie, loved the old English TV series.
Re: RE: What are you reading now??
The book is over 1300 pages, I need a break now and then and not an easy read. I'm on page 600 something. Next time think of something with fewer pages, dam you!
Jay said:
The book is over 1300 pages, I need a break now and then and not an easy read. I'm on page 600 something. Next time think of something with fewer pages, dam you!
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It's very good, I will have to read it a couple of times at least to absorb it.
I think by the time I'm finished with it, I'll forget page 1.
Jay said:It isn't an easy read at all. I haven't made it as far as you have. It's good though, eh?
Next time I will recommend a "Curious George" book. Boy does that monkey get into trouble!
It's very good, I will have to read it a couple of times at least to absorb it.
I think by the time I'm finished with it, I'll forget page 1.
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The movie disappointed me greatly. I did see a few episodes of the BBC TV series ages ago.... pretty good! I really liked the BBC radio series - those were awesome!
Colpy said:
The movie disappointed me greatly. I did see a few episodes of the BBC TV series ages ago.... pretty good! I really liked the BBC radio series - those were awesome!
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Like I said before, it is a reference book.
I like the way he described civilization influences and such, in the beginning of the book.
I think not said:Jay said:It isn't an easy read at all. I haven't made it as far as you have. It's good though, eh?
Next time I will recommend a "Curious George" book. Boy does that monkey get into trouble!
It's very good, I will have to read it a couple of times at least to absorb it.
I think by the time I'm finished with it, I'll forget page 1.
Like I said before, it is a reference book.
I like the way he described civilization influences and such, in the beginning of the book.
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See what I mean, I forgot about that already! :lol:
Jay said:I think not said:Jay said:It isn't an easy read at all. I haven't made it as far as you have. It's good though, eh?
Next time I will recommend a "Curious George" book. Boy does that monkey get into trouble!
It's very good, I will have to read it a couple of times at least to absorb it.
I think by the time I'm finished with it, I'll forget page 1.
Like I said before, it is a reference book.
I like the way he described civilization influences and such, in the beginning of the book.
See what I mean, I forgot about that already! :lol:
