MMXII said:Sometimes it is hard to find time to read anything but every spare moment I have I read.
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Thanks so much! I'm sure I will!
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Thanks so much! I'm sure I will!
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Iam just finishing a novel called CSI Binding Ties by Max Allan Collins. Ita about a serial killer named C*A*S*t. C- capture, A-Afflict,and S- strangle. Very suspensful.
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wildthing said:
College?? When I was in college I didn't mind reading my "reading" textbooks.
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ladylilac said:
I've never gotten into the sci-fi/fantasy stuff but that's the reason they make more then one flavor ice cream right?
Do you have a favorite author for the true life novels?
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wildthing said:
Well good for you for going to college. I still take a class here and there, I love it.
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i love frank peretti , the left behind , i also read a book called the beloved disciple about John and it was awesome. i think my favorite is max lucaddo though, i just love his writing.
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Kathryn13 said:
That one sounds interesting.
Tricia said:
That about covers most all fiction.
mysparrow said:
Did you read Frank Peretti's Monster? I love Max too, I'd love to hear him preach.
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I love to read, but don't have as much patience and time for it anymore, at least for any kind of "fluff", anyway. When I do read, it is almost always self-help oriented, or true story, biography or autobiography. Something that I feel I can learn from.
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wildthing said:
I didn't start until I was in my 40's
I went right to work after HS.
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CoolMom4 said:
You know, I'm getting the same way. I used to never read non-fiction but now I'm headed that way more and more.
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havent read monster , thats next on my list , ya know ive found myself reading more non-fiction myself , when i didnt use to, but usually only on matters of God , any other topic in non-fiction just doesnt hold my attention well. There is also a novel series set in Israel , during the days of the Roman occupation, the games etc, about a young woman of faith, man i cant remember the name of it, hmmm now ill have to go look and get back to ya , anyways it was really good, and her name was Hadassah, then i found a tommy tenny book named the same , but different account, was it about ruth i think? or Esther? ( thinking out loud on the tenney book)
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mysparrow said:
This made me giggle. Sounds like your mind is getting like mine is
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Ladies...here's a good one for you, just finished it last night.
For Women Only by Shaunti Feldhahn subtitled "what you need to know about the inner lives of men". It was an eye opener for me.
For Women Only by Shaunti Feldhahn subtitled "what you need to know about the inner lives of men". It was an eye opener for me.
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