I'm currently reading Drinking: A Love Story by Caroline Knapp.
It's an autobiography of sorts but I find her incredibly insightful and intelligent. I only bought this book after reading her "appetites: why women want what they want" where she looks at women who go to the extremes in weight, shopping and sex. It's fascinating, easy to read and isn't just a bunch of feminist ideas, it actually makes sense!
I'm also reading Broken by Daniel Clay which I am also really enjoying. It reminds me quite a bit of Lullabies for Little Criminals though I think that I like that book better admittedly.
Currently reading a book called The Murder Business about how the Media screws up investigations and prevents justice from being served.
Got it for Christmas to read for fun, but I'm taking 2 media classes next semester so I'm hoping it may be useful then too!
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I couldn't find anything to read right before Christmas, so I started on Stephen King's Dark Tower series for the second time, which I never thought I'd do. I read it all in a row the first time through (probably about a year ago) and just wanted it to be over already by the end, so I really don't know why I started it again. I have to say I did enjoy picking up clues that I missed the first time around, now that I know the story and know how it ends.
Anyway, I'm now on book 6 of 7, Song of Susannah.
Ive been reading several books by Joanne Harris lately... I really love Blackberry Wine...
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I have school today, (current time3:34 AM) and I have to read this book called the cay. Not my favorite book. Its set in World War two, I think. Its about this black dude and blind kid stranded on an island with a cat named SoupyDog. (What a stupid name for a cat.*lol* )
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[quote=Sebi]Lol im reading the 3 musketeers and although quite kiddish im into this series of books called the demonata by darren shan[/quote]
my daughter wants me to read the demonata she assures me I would like it...however she also asked me to read the last Olympians series so I am not sure I trust her judgment
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Rofl, at first I thought you meant The Three Musketeers was kiddish, but then I realized you meant the second series. :O The Musketeers certainly don't qualify for kiddish, unless its some rewritten or abridged version, after all. :O Are you reading the main musketeer book, or one of the others in the series?
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I just finished the Prophet of Dark wood a few days ago... I wonder if I got that title wrong... 3rd book in the City of Ember series.
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[quote=Deidara]I have school today, (current time3:34 AM) and I have to read this book called the cay. Not my favorite book. Its set in World War two, I think. Its about this black dude and blind kid stranded on an island with a cat named SoupyDog. (What a stupid name for a cat.*lol* )[/quote]
My teacher read that to my class in 5th grade. It was alright.
I found my LOTR book (the second one) that has been missing for months and I'm back reading it.
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