What book are you reading now?
01-29-2013, 04:21 AM
#111
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Location: Clay Springs AZ
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I just got hooked on the Warriors series about warrior cats. Its kids books but have read several series of kids books that were exceptionally good.
The first one was free now I find there are many more in the series and they cost.
The first one was free now I find there are many more in the series and they cost.
01-29-2013, 11:39 PM
#112
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Location: Lumby, British Columbia
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Here are my latest reads: Sarah's Key by Tatania de Rosnay, Fifty shades of grey, Fiffty shades Darker, Fifty shades freed (all 3 novels were a gift my girlfriends gave me for my birthday). Blood and Thunder, the epic story of Kit Carson by Hampton Sides. Human Traces by Sebastian Faulks. I love to read. Especially historical based novels. This is a fun thread. Thanks for sharing everybody!
12-31-2014, 05:52 PM
#114
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I read this book and it was really good!
Originally Posted by May in Jersey
Although I only began reading "Sarah's Key" yesterday afternoon I'm about 2/3's through it already. Story unfolds in chapters alternating between France in 1942 and present day France. I belong to a small quilt/book group within my guild and this book is the most interesting book on our list in a long time.
01-01-2015, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by carolaug
I am reading the Voyager by Diana Gabaldon - The outsider was the first book, I did not like the second book, but this third book is really good so far...three chapters in...
01-01-2015, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by RobertaMarie
Just finished re-reading the Earlene Fowler series of Benni Harper mysteries, starting out with "Fool's Puzzle" and ending with "Broken Dishes". Her titles are all quilt block names. I had read them years ago, and although I remembered all the characters, I had forgotten some of the plots and the outcome, so I enjoyed them again. I am now reading a series by James Doss. I have read the Elm Creek series too. Jan Karon is one of my favorite authors, and my husband collects hundreds of misc. books by top selling authors, so I am never out of books to read. Happy reading my quilting friends. Both are GOOD for us!! '-)
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