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Isn't this supposed to be started near the end of the month not at the start of the month? :confused: :eek:

Not a very productive month, only got two books done. :( *Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro *Secrets by Kristen Heitzmann

You are correct in that more and more library programs are dealing with how to teach customers (even though most places call them patrons, we are taught that they should be called customers even though they don't purchase anything) to use the internet and various databases that they would use to...

Late evening or early morning.

I second In Cold Blood and Shake hands with the devil

You can try the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Each of the three books are very long and you might like them. They are fantasy, but since you like sci-fi, I really don't know if you would like them.

Grace in Thine Eyes by Liz Curtis Higgs (on order, but haven't paid for it yet) One Year Bible (New Living Translation) (on order, but have paid for it) Bridget: the edge of reason by Helen Fielding Deafening by Frances Itani One can never have too many books :p

I try to read at least for two hours before going to bed each night, although lately it has been somewhat tougher to do it that way as I start to yawn at around 11:30 (I usually head to bed at around 11). I have been getting up at 6:30 or 7 in the morning on most weekdays. Also I have been on...

I think the first novel I read was the Ramona Quimby books; think it was Ramona the Pest and I was in grade 2 at the time.

Right now I am a dishwasher working weekends (it's a small resturant and their busy time is on weekends) and volunteer in the library at a local elementary/middle school during the weekdays at the school my dad teaches at (I have been volunteering there since October 2001). I am a recent...

I agree with Pearl on this issue and some of the others that have responded to your topic. The public library is exactly that public. And anybody who has a library card for whatever system you are using and therefore they should have access to the computers equally as you do. I also have to...

Although I haven't read any books that I can give a decent assessment on for WWII (read Schindler's List and Diary of Anne Frank, but quite sometime ago) :eek:, I have read "All quiet on the Western Front" twice and thought it was excellent. Now I just have read it for the heck of it and really...

The Jane Austen Book Club.

Sophie Kinsella and J. K. Rowling. I also have enjoyed Wally Lamb.

Ever since I got addicted to this show back in February, I know anticipate Sunday evenings, not dreading on what I am going to watch....

Well said :cool: I also think a favourite book is something that, even if you haven't read in some while, you will think about and wonder about the themes you read; it also makes you appreciate life in its fullness. The author should make the book feel like home and make you want to curl up on...

I second Revolutionary Road, even though it means I will have to go and buy it (library doesn't have it). :cool:

I am guessing you have had the same problem ;)

Thanks for letting me know :cool: Now if I can get my library account down to a resonable amount of checked out items :eek:

Just about done the book (one chapter to go and then I will be done, unforntately not in March :() and I have to say that I wished that he hadn't revealed why Halisham and the other schools were set up so late in the book (not telling where, in case there are people looking that haven't read it...