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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Muse View Post
    Well I haven't had much time to read anything but stuff for school, so this is what I have read the past month

    The Great Gatsby
    Winseburg, Ohio
    The Sun Also Rises
    An interesting selection but which one did you prefer ?

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    Not a fan of Harry Potter, I must admit. But hey. I did read Fourteen Byzantine Rulers by Michael Psellus, I'm weird that way.
    Ha ha!

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    The Moon and Sixpence by W.S Maugham ( 3rd reading )
    The Warden by Anthony Trollope ( 2nd reading )
    The Octopus by Frank Norris

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    Henderson The Rain King by Saul Bellow
    Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys
    When the tupelo
    Goes poop-a-lo
    I'll come back to youp-a-lo

    - Kilgore Trout

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    The Growth of the Soil
    Death and High Cost of Living
    Batman: Year One
    Smithsonian magazine
    Barbie and the Diamond Castle (4 times to my daughter -- she loves that book).

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    I just joined a book club with a few friends. The first selection was Manuel Puig's Kiss of the Spider Woman.

    Next up is Steinbeck's Cannery Row.

    I'm still working on my pick, but am thinking The Time Traveler's Wife. This club is me (a man) and three women. So it is interesting, the choices so far. I think the others are worried about hitting me with chick lit. So then I'll throw them a curve!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Comedian View Post
    The Growth of the Soil
    Death and High Cost of Living
    Batman: Year One
    Smithsonian magazine
    Barbie and the Diamond Castle (4 times to my daughter -- she loves that book).
    Yikes! Are we including books we've read to our children too?!! In that case I'll add The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe which I read to my son (he's making me work through the whole Narnia set!) and, phew, Emily Brown and the Thing (brilliant!), Mog the Forgetful Cat, Shine Moon Shine, 101 Dalmations (the Disney version, sadly), K for Kissing a Kangaroo, Little Rabbit goes to School... and so on. They're just the one's I can remember!

    Quote Originally Posted by Kevets View Post

    I'm still working on my pick, but am thinking The Time Traveler's Wife. This club is me (a man) and three women. So it is interesting, the choices so far. I think the others are worried about hitting me with chick lit. So then I'll throw them a curve!
    I really love The Time Traveler's Wife. I'd be interested to hear what you think of it if you decide to pick it. I tried to get my hubby to read it but no chance! This is despite earlier well received recommendations such as Time's Arrow by Martin Amis and Heroes & Villains by Angela Carter. Sigh.
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    I have read:

    1- My sister's keeper
    2-The Tenth circle ..............both by Jodi Picoult

    They were amazing especially the first one
    Love is an un tamed force. When we try to control it, it desrtoys us. When we try to imprison it, it enslaves us. When we try to understand it, it leaves us feeling lost and confused

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