the 19th wife...

[Guest]

seriously good book. Best ive read this year I think tho I loved the help and to kill a mockinbird as well.

[K9Lover]

the 19th wife...

My co-worker is reading this book and says it's really good, so I just requested it from the Library. Also, I heard they are turning it into a movie.

[Guest]

the 19th wife...

if they are

[Guest]

the 19th wife...

cant wait K9, I love books and movies, what r u reading now? Ive started the bolter and its looking good.........

[K9Lover]

the 19th wife...

Hi Lilly!
Currently I am reading "The Book Thief", it's really good. I have two more lined up after this one: "Major Pettigews Last Stand" and then "The Slap". I'll let you know how those are (I plan to read A LOT this weekend!)

[Coco-Nut]

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K9Lover;961525 wrote: Hi Lilly!
Currently I am reading "The Book Thief", it's really good. I have two more lined up after this one: "Major Pettigews Last Stand" and then "The Slap". I'll let you know how those are (I plan to read A LOT this weekend!)

The Book Thief was good!! - just finished it and "I Am The Messenger" by the same author.

[neart]

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Coco-Nut;961700 wrote: The Book Thief was good!! - just finished it and "I Am The Messenger" by the same author.

I loved The Book Thief - one of my fav books that I read last year. What's his other book like? Sometimes I'm nervous reading another book by someone I really like, in case its a let down. Only author this hasnt happened with yet is Isabelle Allende - House of the Spirits is amazing, so is Woman of Fortune. Really strong female characters!

[Pride before Fall]

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Loved the Book Thief and House of Spirits. I'm on a mystery kick again (love the Rebus series by Ian Rankin). I think I need something fun (but good) soon.

[K9Lover]

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The 19th Wife was a made-for-television movie that I watched on Saturday night, so now that one is going to the bottom of my pile.
If anyone wants to read a really LONG book (900+ pages), here are two that I recommend that I read quite some time ago: The Pillars of the Earth and I Know This Much Is True.
I am still on Major Pettigrews Last Stand, it's due today and I have about 60 pages left.

[spedteach]

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I loved the Book Thief and House of the Spirits,and everything Wally Lamb writes. My latest discovery is Laura Moriarity. She's only written 3 novels. The Center of Everything is the first and in MHO one of the very best novels I've read in a long, long time and I read a lot.

How are you doing K9Lover? Do you live near Cambria? I went there in June; it was heaven

[one2many]

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Getting great ideas here folks! Thanks!

[Pride before Fall]

the 19th wife...

Loved Wally Lamb too, Sped and K9; I read "She's come undone" and couldn't believe it was written by a middle-age man and not a teenage girl.

I loved in "Book Thief" how death is always whining about how hard his job was and that he never gets a vacation. I so relate this week! ; )

And there's more of that tomorrow, so off to bed with my book (and no empties lined up along the edge of the bed!).

xoxo Pride

[paguy]

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Pride before Fall;964205 wrote: Loved Wally Lamb too, Sped and K9; I read "She's come undone" and couldn't believe it was written by a middle-age man and not a teenage girl.

I read She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb quite some time ago and it is one of my all time favorite books. I, too, was amazed that it was written by a middle-aged man instead of a teenage girl.

Another book that surprised me that was written by a male was Memoirs of a Geisha. I thought for certain it had to be written by a woman. Another excellent book to read.