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So the author is to have at least 3 books published? :confused:

you buy more books than you can possibly ever read and when you have to stop yourself to go inside a bookstore and you bring a book to a movie theatre and aren't disuaded by the lack of available reading light to read.

I think it was at the end of grade one or the beginning of grade two when I started to read "chapter books" (I don't like the name and classify them as easy novels) and the first ones that I read were from the Ramona series by Beverely Clearly. The first book that I remember buying was Ramona...

I find that my bus trips that I take between Kamloops and Abbotsford seem to fly by when I'm into a good book. I spent 3 and a half hours this afternoon on the bus and I read the entire way and the time just seem to melt away. I managed to read a number of pages of the book that I am...

The Game by Ken Dryden is an excellent book. He's a former goalie for the Montreal Canadiens who looks at his coach and teammates of the era, the politics of Quebec, and a rare insiders view as to what goes on in a dressing room. Excellent and highly recommended.

Found Faithful by Elizabeth Skoglund Dracula by Bram Stoker

I usually got a few books on the go, with a couple that I am fully involved in.

Probably 2:30, 3.

The Game by Ken Dryden (Father's Day gift) De Niro's Game by Rawi Hage

Since I sometimes get a little dizzy from my laptop, I wouldn't want to use a eBook. Besides there would be the small problem of it getting warm in your hands as you read a book and the problme also of having to recharge the device when you want to read something. How would you be able to...

Apparently I won't be getting it the day of, but probably the Monday after it is released. I hope I can get down by the end of the week so I can pick up my copy; all is dependent on when my family shows up at the house at Sun Peaks. maybe I can take a trip down on Monday and pick it up on...

Coles/Chapters (they are the same company, just different names) for my brand new books, but I sometimes go to a used bookstore for some of my selection as well. When I go to the used bookstore, I usually go to see what they have before I purchase something, if at all. If I go to purchase...

I use a number of things as a bookmark, but I try to avoid folding the page, which only happens in extreme circumstances.

Sideways by Rex Pickett The Human Stain by Philip Roth

I read anytime, but I usually don't read during the morning commute to work, as I am usually falling asleep during my bus trip to work, but usually read during my breaks and on my way home from work :) I might read during the evening, but thats pretty rare.

-Bram Stoker, Dracula

Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella

Got a few done for the month of April: • When we were orphans by Kazuo Ishiguro • Sill Missing by Beth Gutcheon • Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J. K. Rowling

I purchased "Nineteen minutes" on Wednesday after work

Depends on the book :)