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The politics definately turned me off. I read Wicked as a book club pick at work, and I was the only one to actually finish it, and I forced myself to. I don't think it added anything to the Oz stories. If you want to read something that makes you think of Oz in a different way try Geoff...

thanks :) after i posted my question here i did see the other thread. i just wanted to check here before i had tried to repost just in case in had gotten deleted for a reason. thanks for the reply :)

The Hanged Man - Francesca Lia Block Can't Wait to Get to Heaven - Fannie Flagg Rule Britannia - Daphne Du Maurier Ruby - Francesca Lia Block and Carmen Staton The Shadow of the Wind - Carlos Ruiz Zafon The Club Dumas - Arturo Perez Reverte I read a couple books by some old favorites...

I posted a thread, or at least thought I did, yesterday for us to list our July 2006 reads in it. And now it seems to be gone. Was it deleted, or did it just not go through?

Today I got The Seville Communion, The Flander's Panel, and The Nautical Charts by Arturo Perez-Reverte. He's my mew current favorite author. I also got Possession by A.S. Byatt

I'm going to boost an old thread, but I just finished reading this after talking to a coworker about Tomas Eloy Martinez. I loved the book. Sure it had some faults, but the story and the characters all just pulled me in. I liked the parallels between Julian and Penelope and Daniel and...

oh there are 2 books now. He also came out with "more" natural cures, but apparently his 15 minutes were up and no one really cared so much about the second.

come as you are - nirvana

It was alright. I thought the ending and the "message" of the book was really forced, but it was an interesting read.

1 Nick and Norah's Infinate Playlist - David Levithan and Rachel Cohn 2 The Tricky Part - Martin Moran 3 The House - Ted Dekker and Frank Perretti 4 Annie on my Mind - Nancy Garden 5 The Tango Singer - Tomas Eloy Martinez 6 Boy Girl Boy - Ron Koertge 7 Legally Blonde - Amanda Brown

The Bestseller - Olivia Goldsmith Marrying Mom - Olivia Goldsmith Fashionably Late - Olivia Goldsmith Full Circle - Michael Thomas Ford Dumping Billy - Olivia Goldsmith The Stolen Child - Keith Donohue

I love this series. I really enjoyed The Helmet of Horror. Usually I try to avoid anything written in IM chat or email, but since the other books in the series were so good I gave it a try. Some of it went way over my head, but that didn't stop me from enjoying it. It's definately an...

such a wonderful album. It's actually the album that got me into Kate. I had Sensual World and it never really clicked. Then I heard Aerial and it clicked in a major way, and got me to explore and really love most of her back catalog. The 2nd disc is just perfection from start to finish.

i just picked it up as a bargain book for 8 bucks, but haven't started it yet.

imogen heap and zoe keating - speeding cars live

I just got Flavor of the Month by Olivia Goldsmtih The Hottest State by Ethan Hawke The Historian Complete Stories of Eudora Welty A Boy's Own Story - Edmund White The Master - Colm Toibin Full Spectrum - David Levithan

It seems to me, that if everyone spent more energy actually posting about books, and less time worrying what everyone else was posting and if it was strictly on topic this place would be a lot more enjoyable.

I just got The Wreckers - Stand Still Look Pretty Dixie Chicks - The Long Way Around Chris Isaak - Greatest Hits

try anything by sujan stevens. A Conjunction Of Drones Simulating The Way In Which Sufjan Stevens Has An Existential Crisis In The Great Godfrey Maze - the song is only 19 seconds long or Riffs And Variations On A Single Note For Jelly Roll, Earl Hines, Louis Armstrong, Baby Dodds, And...

Of course she's best known for The First Wives Club, and dying during plastic surgery. I've been slowly making my through her books and I've enjoyed everyone that I've read. They're total fluff, but she's so clever, wittym and bitchy. I'd really hate to have pissed her off. In The...