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What are YOU currently reading? (5)
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"Cat In a Crimson Haze" by Carole Nelson Douglas and
"The Bookman's Promise" by John Dunning
"The Bookman's Promise" by John Dunning
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"Midnight's Children" by Salman Rushdi.
I plan to spread out the reading of this book, alternating the different sections with other books. (I just don't have the courage to read 400 pages now.)
The book is a bit hard to read, throws me off a bit, because it's such a different culture, and I have no idea what the different metaphores are refering to.
A better book to start off with are his essayes.
I plan to spread out the reading of this book, alternating the different sections with other books. (I just don't have the courage to read 400 pages now.)
The book is a bit hard to read, throws me off a bit, because it's such a different culture, and I have no idea what the different metaphores are refering to.
A better book to start off with are his essayes.
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I'm currently reading "Eat, Pray, Love" by Elizabeth Gilbert....I'm looking for some good titles for meditative prayer - any book that talks about the art of listening for God....any good suggestions????
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Lolita by Nobakov
Crazy book kids, I don't really know if I like the main character and I'm halfway through, totally crazy.
Crazy book kids, I don't really know if I like the main character and I'm halfway through, totally crazy.
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Well I've finished Job and am now reading Jeremiah on my own and Galatians with my lovely ladyfriend.
I'm also trying to read an epistle a night before I go to bed. It's so cool reading them as they were meant to be, as letters without chapter breaks in between. I would highly recommend it.
I'm also trying to read an epistle a night before I go to bed. It's so cool reading them as they were meant to be, as letters without chapter breaks in between. I would highly recommend it.
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