ChildofGod
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The Bible
Readers thread: what or who are you reading right now?
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Freddyt
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Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy Omnibus....
whiteraven
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Having a seriously hard time concentrating on reading, but I'm trying to read H is for Hawk and Buddhism for Pet Lovers.
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Friday
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Kids books, that I've read before.
Midnightmoon
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Went to the library and a very very helpful member of staff went out of their way to find some 'quick read' type book thingys aimed at dyslexic adults, with that nice font thats supposed to help you not flip the letters...
Anyway, 'A sea Change' and 'Darkness Rising' have come home with me.
Anyway, 'A sea Change' and 'Darkness Rising' have come home with me.
Rose White
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The Practical Cogitator or The Thinker’s Anthology from 1945, selected and edited by Charles P. Curtis, Jr. and Ferris Greenslet
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Garden of Microbial Delights: A Practical Guide to the Subvisible World from 1988, by Dorion Sagan and Lynn Margulis
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Garden of Microbial Delights: A Practical Guide to the Subvisible World from 1988, by Dorion Sagan and Lynn Margulis
LunaticOnTheFritz
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One day I started reading something by James Patterson. I decided I liked him and now I'm some women's murder club series he's doing. I read 1st To Die and I'm now on 2nd Chance. I like murder mystery type books.
I also like books that are sweet and charming. Once in a while I will read something based on a true story if the story plot interests me. The first book I mentioned was 126 chapters and almost 3000 pages long. Longest book I've ever read.
I also like books that are sweet and charming. Once in a while I will read something based on a true story if the story plot interests me. The first book I mentioned was 126 chapters and almost 3000 pages long. Longest book I've ever read.
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Friday
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Alice In Wonderland
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Friday
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I also downloaded “Eliot’s 5 Foot Shelf” Harvard Classics? It’s “only” 180 books, plus important speeches, etc. contained within 51 volumes… from 1909 & earlier.
It hit copyright recently, so the entire download? Was less than 50 cents.
I usually use project Gutenberg for books that have exceeded their copyrights (FREE), but that requires online access, and I like that for less than a dollar I can have 180 of them in my back pocket, anywhere that has electricity.
It hit copyright recently, so the entire download? Was less than 50 cents.
I usually use project Gutenberg for books that have exceeded their copyrights (FREE), but that requires online access, and I like that for less than a dollar I can have 180 of them in my back pocket, anywhere that has electricity.
8888
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How it feels to Float by Helena Fox
Rose White
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“Women Who Run With The Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype” by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Givrali
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Time Riders by Alex Scarrow
