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I was planning on buying Midshipman's Hope at the time I made my last post on this thread, but I didn't get around to buying it until today. I hope it doesn't take me four months to start rereading it.:D

If it is a book I am really interested in, I will sound out all the words in my head, and that takes longer. If I just want to get through the book, I will put my finger at the top of the page, and as I lower my finger down the page, I will look at each line and let my brain take in the whole...

I just stopped at the library today and picked up another audio book because I had finished the last one. I drive an hour each way to get to and from work. There is one audio book that I will purchase if I see it in a store, and that is The Five People You Meet in Heaven. The narrator's voice...

I just started reading 1632. It's a bit violent for my tastes, but the concept is fascinating, so I'll keep reading.

Well sure, there were reasons for him being depressed, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.

Who said I was sharing?

I've read the entire series. Midshipman's Hope is one of my favorite books. In fact, Midshipman's Hope is supposed to be the August Sci/Fantasy Book Discussion book, but August is about over, so I'll have to start discussing it in September. Thanks for starting this thread because now I can...

I'm a member of over 10 other forums, and I only post regularly at a few of them. The Book Forum is one that I check every few days, and then usually only at the Science Fiction section. I started a thread there asking for books about a particular theme. I got some excellent suggestions and...

I have read that already, as well as the sequel. They were both good books.

I did like The Door Into Summer. Now I am reading Curious Notions by Harry Turtledove. In that book, earth has developed a machine that make travel possible between timelines. The story takes place in a timeline where Germany won WWI.

Greetings.

The Land in the Thomas Covanent novels, and Ringworld.

I listen to a lot of books on audiotape. The Five People You Meet in Heaven is now my favorite audiotape book. The narrator's voice was a perfect fit, there was background music and sound effects at just the right times. I loved it.

Greetings.

Thanks. Now I can do it.