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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Ok...another one for my list.
 
 

I've had a lot of time to read because our daughter had our first grandchild recently and I sat in various hospital waiting rooms for a week and had my Kindle on hand.I plowed through a ton of my backlog.


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Second book in the Eric Carter series...




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and then Tome III des Misérables.
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A literary mash-up similar to Seth Grahame-Smith's books,about the Oliver Twist character Jack Dawkins(The Artful Dodger),who later in life becomes a vampire slayer and zombie hunter,among other things.


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Ah,,,,,the JK Rowling detective series. Are they any good?
 
 
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^^^^^^^
I really enjoyed the first novel "The Cuckoo's Calling".


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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Ah,,,,,the JK Rowling detective series. Are they any good?
They are pretty good. Although they're not as well developed as the HP series (so far), she can still write interesting plots and characters, and it's interesting to see her write for an explicitly adult audience. Both books have been hard to put down when the story really gets going, so I'd recommend them if you like her previous work.

And I finished this last night:


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Finally began this one, supposedly a masterpiece and heralded by everyone who's read it. 
40 some pages in, and so far this all seems accurateSmile
Regret waiting so long to get to this one. 


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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I've had a lot of time to read because our daughter had our first grandchild recently and I sat in various hospital waiting rooms for a week and had my Kindle on hand.I plowed through a ton of my backlog.

Congratulations Jody !

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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I've had a lot of time to read because our daughter had our first grandchild recently and I sat in various hospital waiting rooms for a week and had my Kindle on hand.I plowed through a ton of my backlog.

Congratulations Jody !

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It feels weird being "Pap Pap" at 48 years old.Ouch

Just finished this excellent collection of short stories by Canadian horror-suspense writer Ian Rogers.



Just started this collection:




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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:


Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:


Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I've had a lot of time to read because our daughter had our first grandchild recently and I sat in various hospital waiting rooms for a week and had my Kindle on hand.I plowed through a ton of my backlog.
Congratulations Jody !Cool

Thank you kind sir Hug
It feels weird being "Pap Pap" at 48 years old.Ouch
Just finished this excellent collection of short stories by Canadian horror-suspense writer Ian Rogers.
Just started this collection:


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We should all join Goodreads and we could know already what each other is reading. Tongue
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

We should all join Goodreads and we could know already what each other is reading. Tongue
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

We should all join Goodreads and we could know already what each other is reading. Tongue

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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

We should all join Goodreads and we could know already what each other is reading. Tongue

I done added you
i done approved it

It seems like you like 'Salem's Lot more than I do.
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Going to have to put Sturgeon down,just bought Richard Kadrey's new Sandman Slim book "The Getaway God" on my Kindle.




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I read a wonderful book lately. It is very short but lately I just can't  seem to put it down...
I'll admit the plot's pretty thin but I feel such connection with everything in it as though wishing I were right there amongst it all. I knew I would adore it from the moment I read the title...  'Khan's Tandoori Takeaway and Deliveries' 
"Man is nothing else but that which he makes of himself" - Sartre
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