Started Killing Floor today—the first jack reacher novel. Very enjoyable so far.
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Love that series, great pick.
As for me, since it is the Season I am reading the Claus series by Tony Bertauski.
John Sandford Gathering Prey. I thought I had heard Sandford was good. This seems pretty weak. Pulp fiction, I guess.
"That's what she said" by Joanne Lipman. Non fiction. An interesting read so far
It's that time of year again for Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol, audio book for the commute.
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‘The Driver’ by Garet Garrett. Said to be the inspiration for’Atlas Shrugged’
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Reading Dickens' A Christmas Carol. So many adaptations out there, not that I've watched many. I thought it might be interesting to read the original.
Just finished all 7 Harry Potter books, started in September. Now going to watch the films.
Years since i read a novel, can't even remember when i did last... working on Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami.
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The Midwich Cuckoos. John Wyndham.
The inspiration for the movie Village of the dammed.
The inspiration for the movie Village of the dammed.
Rereading Sir Terry Pratchett's Making Money (discworld). I love his wit!
Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda
Well, how about that — I'm currently reading that one too.
This is after finishing "1Q84" and "A Wild Sheep Chase" by that author.
Quirky stuff.
Factfulness, by Hans Rosling.
I’m currently working on Ron Chernow’s biography of Grant, and will be starting Ursula LeGuin’s ‘The Lathe of Heaven’ on audio.
Now reading Dark Horse by Kenneth Ackerman. Its about the Election of 1880 and President Garfield's murder.
Just downloaded The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury. I read it as a teen, need to see if it holds up.
Loved it.
My mind is being blown by Ursula Le Guin’s ‘The Lathe of Heaven’ right now. A story about a guy whose dreams change reality, and is under the, um, care of a therapist.
Angels and Demons, Dan Brown
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