The side of my yogurt container.

This past Sunday I started and finished "Mistborn" by Brandon Sanderson in one sitting. :thud:

It was very very good, obviously. :D

http://www.amazon.com/Final-Empire-M.../dp/076531178X

The next one in the series is waiting for me at the library, can't wait to get that later today.

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I just finished Water for Elephants, it was a good story!
Now back to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. :)

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I'll have to add this one to my list! :D

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Monica

"The Secret Soldier" Alex Berenson

"Tick Tock" James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge

Wow, I'm a slow reader! I'm still working on the The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It's a good book!! :)

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Monica

I read part 2 and 3 in about a day or two each, and the whole trilogy was excellent. :thumbup:

Another recommendation for those that like fantasy genre: the Name of the Wind. I'm waiting on the sequel at the library.


I still haven't picked up the sequel to Girl with the Dragon Tattoo... need to get on that.

I read a lot during my commute. 1 1/2 hours 2 x a day 5 days a week. That's the nice thing about taking the train is that I get time to read.

I just finished Flesh Eaters by Joe McKinney. The third novel in his series. He is an excellent zombie novel wrtier.

"The Italian Secretary" by Caleb Carr

"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"

On the Road...again.

"Hero" by Michael Korda

i just started "The Book Of Lies" by Brad meltzer

I read part 2 and 3 in about a day or two each, and the whole trilogy was excellent. :thumbup:

Another recommendation for those that like fantasy genre: the Name of the Wind. I'm waiting on the sequel at the library.


I still haven't picked up the sequel to Girl with the Dragon Tattoo... need to get on that.
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I finished the two books following the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Both very good - the 3rd especially was tough to put down. I'm going to watch the two swedish films soon, both are on Netflix instant.

Next up is the sequel to the Name of the Wind, the Wise Man's Fear. I got it from the library but haven't started it yet. Soon! :thumbup:

:egads: Still working on this, but will hopefully be finished today or tomorrow. Next up will be the Dr. Seuss bio...I think.

I finished the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and am now reading a book I've waited a year for! I'm now reading Dead Reckoning by Charlaine Harris (it's part of the Sookie Stackhouse series), it's going okay :shrug: . Once I finish this I will be going back to the Swedish trilogy! :D

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Use of California Human Health Screening Levels (CHHSLs) in Evaluation of Contaminated Properties, January 2005, California Environmental Protection Agency. I'm using this for an indoor air quality evaluation of a perchloroethylene-contaminated site.

I am currently reading Ayn rands the fountainhead, good book btw! :read:

"The Land of Painted Caves" - Jean Auel

The Girl Who Played with Fire :devil:

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Monica

The Energy Bus

- Gordon

Matterhorn by Karl Marlantes

:thumbup: I finally got that book a couple months ago. Really want to read it because the character Howard is apparently based on Frank Lloyd Wright (big fan here - going to see another one of his houses on Wednesday!)

Almost finished Rebel Daughter by Doris Anderson. Definitely a good read if you have any interest in the Canadian publishing world. Also reading a book of short stories, What's Left Us. Not really loving it. I'm about to start Remembering Rapture by Bell Hooks. Really looking forward to that one. :thumbup:

"Lone Survivor" by Marcus Luttrell

Zappa by Barry Miles. Not very far into it yet though.

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Monica

The corner! :LOL:

Not sure whether to start Wicked (want to read it before I go see it) or something else. :thinker:

the treads that have been hit since I read last :shrug:


DO have a cool book I've been slowly working thru > The Art Of The Start ( Guy Kawasaki ) & got Ellen's ( Seriously I'm Kidding ) to get on next!

Gordon Ramsay's Healthy Appetite :drool:

11/22/63 -- By Steven King. It's about a guy in 2011 who finds a portal to 1958. He goes back in time and lives for 5 years to try to stop the Kennedy assination. It's REALLY good so far. It's fairly long, and I'm only about 1/2 way through it.

You & C-6 are both reading that one :)

PS if your a big SK fan I have anotha book for you to find :tipwink: lememe know & I'll show ya!

I love SK. Tell me 'bout it!

California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Los Angeles Region 1996 Interim Guidelines: Attenuation Factors for Aromatic and Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Volatile Organic Compounds (Depth to Groundwater-Soil Type Matrix x Maximum Contaminant Level)

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Interesting. :ponder: I'll have to look for that. Thanks for the tip, Mom!

CISSP Exam Guide, 4th Edition (awaiting 5th)
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"On Liberty" by John stewart Mill :cool:

The Monk who Sold his Ferrari.

It really sucks. :thumbdn: But I realllllly don't like the idea of not finishing a book, so I'll likely finish it tonight or tomorrow. Can't decide on the next book: Wicked, a book about the women in FLW's life or a bio of Glenn Gould. :shrug:

Still. I haven't made much progress recently. But I am really intrigued by the book. It's just very long. :thud:

Funny I was just yesterday wondering who would finish 1st you or C-6 :LOL: he's bout 3/4 thru fyi

I'm only about 1/2-way. :(


<<----Slacker. :shrug:

Steve Jobs, by Walter Isaacson.

Wasn't feelin' the Wicked vibe, so I started The Teachings of Don Juan.

Are you trying to learn tips on how to pick up women?

:rofl:


if she IS I'd have 2 refer her to EL Eeyore :LOL:

Picked up the Audio Version butt haven't listened yet.

Just finished Isle of Dogs by Patricia Cornwell

No, he's the expert on how to REPULSE women. :tipwink:

Yes.




Actually, no. I'm learning what peyote is like without actually taking it. :p

Wouldn't it just be easier to take Payote?

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sowwy HRSB :heart: :hidebc:

& yeah reading whats been goin down in here while I wuz absent :LOL: :hello: :corner: :buddies:

New issue of GQ mag

Evan

No you're not. :LOL:



I'm now working on three different books and it's not going so well. Gonna focus on one (book about borderline personality disorder) since there's only about 80 pages left, then go back to don Juan. THEN go back to Wicked. :egads:

"Kill Alex Cross" by James Patterson

Thinking, Fast and Slow - by Daniel Kahneman



anyone watch C-SPAN BOOK TV on the weekend? where they interview authors about their latest books.. interesting stuff

The show sounds interesting. :thumbup: But I don't get CSPAN and I'm on the verge of getting rid of cable altogether. Maybe I can catch it online.

Politics and Pasta by former Providence mayor Buddy Cianci.

Still reading Politics and Pasta by former Providence mayor Buddy Cianci but yesterday I did finish the latest edition of Hemmings Sports&Exotic Cars magazine.

"Kill Shot" - Vince Flynn

Golf Digest

Is it me, or does James Patterson put out way too many books every year?

It's not just you.

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So much for that plan. I've focused more on the Castaneda book and don't even know where the book about borderline is. :egads: 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!! :dance2: I've learned that there is no time to read for fun when I am going to school :(