I have read that book before! I actually liked it. It took me a little bit to get into it, but once I did I was hooked!! What did you think of the book?
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I am currently reading, "A Divine Revelation of Hell" by Mary K. Baxter. This book is very very interesting!
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therewalksalady
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i'm re-reading "the outsiders" by s.e. hinton. it's a book that is near and dear to my heart that i have loved for ten years because it speaks so true on relationships...relationships between siblings, family members, friends, and factions of society.
and, ok, i write fanfiction for it, too.
and, ok, i write fanfiction for it, too.
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hiscosmicgoldfish
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I'm reading a few books at the same time. All non-fiction. .. Seeds of Destruction, by William Engdahl (about GM food). The Genesis Record, by Henry Morris, it's a commentary about Genesis. Dark Majesty by Texe Marrs, about the globalist agenda. The Presence of the Past, by Rupert Sheldrake.. this is heavy going, so i read a bit at a time, it's about the 'morphogenic field' theory, where life has a sort of field that determines it's structure and all sorts of other strange stuff. Much brighter that Darwin ever was.
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Got a couple that I'm working on now that I'm at home in the States (Man, I was soooooooo happy when I walked into a Borders and could READ all the book titles ). Reading "Battle for the Abyss" by Ben Counter, and re-reading "Ciaphas Cain, Hero of the Imperium" by Sandy Mitchell. Waiting in queue are "Storm from the Shadows" by David Webber, and "Phantom" and "Confessor" by Terry Goodkind. Yeah, yeah, I know, lots of SciFi/Fantasy on the list .
). Reading "Battle for the Abyss" by Ben Counter, and re-reading "Ciaphas Cain, Hero of the Imperium" by Sandy Mitchell. Waiting in queue are "Storm from the Shadows" by David Webber, and "Phantom" and "Confessor" by Terry Goodkind. Yeah, yeah, I know, lots of SciFi/Fantasy on the list .
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Savage Beauty by Nancy Mitford. It's a bio on the life of Edna St. Vincent Millay, the poet.
I'm also reading Cost by Roxana Robinson. But it's a depressing book and I don't feel like reading it at the moment.
I'm also reading Cost by Roxana Robinson. But it's a depressing book and I don't feel like reading it at the moment.
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I'm about to finish "James Miranda Barry" by Patricia Duncker, and will then start to read "Nights at the Circus" by Angela Carter
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Storylines: Tracing threads that run through the Bible.
This is a book I would highly recommend to both Christians who are still growing Spiritually and in their faith, as well as the older, more mature Christian. Each chapter is packed with humour, wit, but more importantly, deeply thought through insight, wisdom, and a depth of understanding that every Christian will learn something anew from. I am thoroughly enjoying reading it. Highly recommended...
This is a book I would highly recommend to both Christians who are still growing Spiritually and in their faith, as well as the older, more mature Christian. Each chapter is packed with humour, wit, but more importantly, deeply thought through insight, wisdom, and a depth of understanding that every Christian will learn something anew from. I am thoroughly enjoying reading it. Highly recommended...
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princessjenny
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I am reading "Voyager" by Diana Gabaldon and then I am also reading "Free from Bondage, God's Way" by Kay Arthur for my bible study
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Flying Closer to the Flame: A Passion for the Holy Spirit by Charles R. Swindoll
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