I always have several books going at one time.
For "heady" reading it's David McCullough's biography of Harry Truman.
For exercising on the elliptical at the health club it's Starlight by Neil Gaiman.
For late-night before going to bed reading I've just bought an old, hardbound 20-volume complete set of Dickens and nestling into Bleak House.
I always have several books going at one time.
For "heady" reading it's David McCullough's biography of Harry Truman.
For exercising on the elliptical at the health club it's Starlight by Neil Gaiman.
For late-night before going to bed reading I've just bought an old, hardbound 20-volume complete set of Dickens and nestling into Bleak House.
I had to get away from Gaiman a bit, his endings are really hit and miss. I liked American Gods, but the one about the WWII gold ticked me off at the end.
Finished Inferno by Dan Brown. Pretty good book. Started The Colorado Kid by Stephen King. Have a few thousand books on my Nook HD+ so much more lined up. This year I have read everything written by Harlan Coben, Brad Thor, Vince Flynn (R.I.P).
Just finished Devil in the White City, and now for something completely different, "The Longest Ride" which somehow just appeared in my house last week, and "The Fault in our Stars", which came highly recommended by a friend. Both completely different so one will have to go on hold since I find it a little difficult to do two at the same time... ( books that is ).
They've been on my list for years, but I just picked up C.S. Lewis' Space Trilogy and hope to dive in this weekend.
good reads!
This I'm not familiar with. Space Trilogy? I've read the Narnia books, when I was young, other C.S. Lewis writings, eg. The Screwtape Letters, Mere Christianity, The Great Divorce, but haven't heard of the Space Trilogy. Unless I'm just spacing it out. (sorry, just had to do it.)
Just finished This Book is Full of Spiders from David Wong who also wrote John Dies at The End. Awesome scifi horror comedy book. The movie for John Dies is even pretty good. I recommend it to anyone that likes a book about invisible mind controlling spiders lol.
Just finished This Book is Full of Spiders from David Wong who also wrote John Dies at The End. Awesome scifi horror comedy book. The movie for John Dies is even pretty good. I recommend it to anyone that likes a book about invisible mind controlling spiders lol.
read both thought they were greta books better then the movie in my opinoin...
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