moonflower
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i love true ghost stories hehe any of them
do you have any favorite book(s)
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Always Loved Books
I have so many books and favs:
Most Star Trek books - especially Michael Jan Friedman and Peter David
Lincoln Rhymes - Jeffery Deaver
Kay Scarpetta - Patricia Cornwell
CSI books
History and biographies
Last week I read two Trek books in one day (700 pages). I found a quote about books and would love to put it on a t-shirt. It descibes me perfectly.
I have so many books and favs:
Most Star Trek books - especially Michael Jan Friedman and Peter David
Lincoln Rhymes - Jeffery Deaver
Kay Scarpetta - Patricia Cornwell
CSI books
History and biographies
Last week I read two Trek books in one day (700 pages). I found a quote about books and would love to put it on a t-shirt. It descibes me perfectly.
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Tharkun said:
Man, I do love reading Harry Turtledove's "What If" tales! Im going to start on HT's post-"The Victorious Opposition" series when "Return Engagement" and "Drive to the East" comes out on paperback......
Right now I'm reading Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" a 1000+ page classic tome that would make ol' Harry blush LOL!
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There are several favorites of mine but I haven't read a book in a while.
When I was in my teens, I loved reading V.C. Andrew's books (Most of you will know her as an author for the book "Flower in the Attic" which was made into a movie).
I also do like reading any of Danielle Steele's and Mary Higgings Clark's books.
For you women - I'd recommend you to read the book "A girl's night out" written by Stef Ann Holm. It's a heartwarming story but also funny too.
As for John Grisham's books - I like reading them. I've read The Client, Pelican Brief (the book was of course alot more detailed than it portrayed in the movie) and most of all, my favorite of his is The Rainmaker.
Oh Oh and I can't also forget this - This is my all time favorite, "Anne and the Green Gables" written by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
When I was in my teens, I loved reading V.C. Andrew's books (Most of you will know her as an author for the book "Flower in the Attic" which was made into a movie).
I also do like reading any of Danielle Steele's and Mary Higgings Clark's books.
For you women - I'd recommend you to read the book "A girl's night out" written by Stef Ann Holm. It's a heartwarming story but also funny too.
As for John Grisham's books - I like reading them. I've read The Client, Pelican Brief (the book was of course alot more detailed than it portrayed in the movie) and most of all, my favorite of his is The Rainmaker.
Oh Oh and I can't also forget this - This is my all time favorite, "Anne and the Green Gables" written by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
