Sunday, January 3, 2010

I am reading....



What are you reading?

9 comments:

  1. I'm reading "Pot Limit Omaha" because I suck at poker lately.

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  2. I can't wait to hear about Her Fearful Symmetry. Time Traveler's Wife was the most recent book that I cried and cried over. Loved it.

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  3. Gone With the Wind. I have never read and am enjoying it so far.

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  4. i loved when i read gone with the wind!
    i am reading "Lit" the new one by Mary Karr, who wrote "Cherry" and "Liar's Club."

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  5. Thanks to you, E, for recommending "The Help." I'm enjoying it. I loved "The Liar's Club" and wonder if "Lit" is as good.

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  6. God.. please let me read " What to expect when I am expecting" I just finished "the Hour I First Believed" All 700+++ pages of it.. I only finished because I'm going to go hear him at DU w/ E.. but .. Lord have Mercy.. does this man need a new editor .. talk about five books in one.. I don't mean to to be mean.. but when his wife died at the end.. well.. I didn't cheer.. but.. I did say .. whew.. got rid of one of those miserable character.. o.k o.k not the most positive review. I am now reading Berg's Home Safe.. and I don't care what happens.. it's better than 700 plus pages of misery!
    signed.. telling like it is.. Ann

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  7. Ohhh, I read Gone with the Wind on my Honeymoon. So good and dramatic!

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  8. when i read gone with the wind i acted like a tempestuous scarlett bitch, which i loved every minute of, but it drove will up the wall with my antics. i cant imagine what my self- indulgent honeymoon behavior would have been if it read it on a honeymoon.

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  9. Just finished "The Double Bind" that Ann lent me, but didn't like the ending--trying to say that the protagonist is crazy?--what's up with that? Am now starting "Buffalo Soldier" by the same author--Chris Bohjalian. I loved "Midwives" that he wrote, so hope I'm not disappointed.
    We finally watched "Slumdog Millionaire"--just signed up for Netflix, as we don't have tv yet here in Maui--loved this movie, and it reminded me of a book I read not to long ago--"A Fine Balance" by Rohinton Mistry--loved the book, even though it was somewhat depressing--couldn't believe that it took place in the 1970s--with all the corruption, I would have thought it was written about India in the 1940's or 1950's. I have another of his to read--"Such a Long Journey."

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