So much for that plan. I've focused more on the Castaneda book and don't even know where the book about borderline is. I'm officially out of the vibe for Wicked, so whenever I get around to finishing those other two, I'll pick something else from my large selection of unread books!

 

anybody use an e-reader? i havent got one yet, but some reviews for books state that the e-reader version is not a good conversion due to small charts and the like.. i dont know. i still like having the physical book.

 

I LOVE using a Kindle to read books. I don't read many books with pictures and charts, but they don't work well on the Kindle. (Not terrible, but not great either.)

It's great to have a lot of books with you all at once so you can read whatever strikes your interest at the moment.

Since it's new to me, I've been reading on the iPad a little too (using the Kindle app.) It's nice, and I have to believe it would handle charts and graphics better.


That said, I am STILL reading Steven King's 11/22/63. I had few months where I just couldn't focus enough to read anything. I'm back at it now, but still only about 60% through it.

 

Hopefully I'll be done Don Juan this weekend. While it's been interesting, it's time to move on.

 

I can read books that I want to for a whole week now!! I've learned that there is no time to read for fun when I am going to school

 

Reading Spare Change by Robert Parker.

 

"The Thief" - Clive Cussler

 

a motor trend comparison article

 

"The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins

Jumping on the bandwagon better late than never.

 

I just put down Pretty Little Mistakes. Written from a woman's perspective, so the guys might not enjoy it as much, but the concept is fun. It's like the Choose Your Own Adventure books I read as a child.