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I just finished Greedy Bones by Carolyn Hanes from the library of course
That looks like a fun read too!
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That looks like a fun read too!
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A Brother's Price by Wen Spencer was an odd book. There was a role reversal where the males are rare and treasured but do mostly what is traditionally considered woman's work. The women were the soldiers and providers. I rather love that sort of thing. I'll be checking out other books by the same author for sure.
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*shrugs*
Not my usual first pick. I ran across the top 100 challenged books a few weeks though and remembered that this one I had intended on reading at some point.
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It is an interesting list. And just in case you weren't aware, Harry Potter is evidently more dangerous than the Anarchist's Handbook. At least that's what one could interpret from the list.
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It is an interesting list. And just in case you weren't aware, Harry Potter is evidently more dangerous than the Anarchist's Handbook. At least that's what one could interpret from the list.
Now that, is truly creepy.. having known some idiots who had Anarchist's cookbooks.. now know as one eye'd Jack, and Lefty
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http://www.ala.org/ala/issuesadvoca...lenged/challengedbydecade/1990_1999/index.cfm
48. Harry Potter (Series), by J.K. Rowling
59. The Anarchist Cookbook, by William Powell
Number one for the 90's was the Scary Stories Series, by Alvin Schwartz.
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings was #3.
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I picked up 5 Greatest Warriors by Matthew Reilly today, and am dying to find out what happens to Jack!
Also bought Stephen King's newest effort. It's supposed to be a gift. I'm considering holding onto it.
Also bought Stephen King's newest effort. It's supposed to be a gift. I'm considering holding onto it.
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It's even more frightening when certain groups try to take it a step further - which is how I found the list.
Night to you too Twisted.
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A Brother's Price by Wen Spencer was an odd book. There was a role reversal where the males are rare and treasured but do mostly what is traditionally considered woman's work. The women were the soldiers and providers. I rather love that sort of thing. I'll be checking out other books by the same author for sure.
I wanted to read that one; well and I forgot about it. I get exerpts of books through the mail every week and this was one of them.
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I've got all the Discworld books that I haven't read on request at the library, but they are not having much success finding them. wtf? I'm not asking for some odd rare books, people!!!
Our library also has a cool feature where you can request books for them to buy when they have money....I am probably going to get an email asking me to stop requesting titles soon :lol
Our library also has a cool feature where you can request books for them to buy when they have money....I am probably going to get an email asking me to stop requesting titles soon :lol
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Those sound right up my alley except for the Prachett book. He is just not my cup of tea.
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I prefer Dime Store Magic and Industrial Magic by Kelley Armstrong. For some reason I couldnt get into the other side stories. *shrug*
Philippa Gregory is a wonderful author too.
I think im going to read Walking Dead by C.E. Murphy next. Its the next in the Siobhan Walker books
Her other series the Negotiator series starting with Heart of Stone is really good too. I would recommend it for sure.I prefer Dime Store Magic and Industrial Magic by Kelley Armstrong. For some reason I couldnt get into the other side stories. *shrug*
Philippa Gregory is a wonderful author too.
I think im going to read Walking Dead by C.E. Murphy next. Its the next in the Siobhan Walker books
This was the first Kelley Armstrong book I have "read". Ok so I am listening to it.
As for Philippa Gregory, she has become on of my favorite authors and I try to read any book she puts out.
I haven't heard about Walking Dead though. I may have to check it out.
Those sound right up my alley except for the Prachett book. He is just not my cup of tea.
What i have found with Terry Pratchett is that I like to listen to his books more than I like to read them. THey are good stories but I think they are better as verbal stories.
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