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Has anyone else read this? I read somewhere (don't remember where) that it was considered to be the first mystery novel. I'm about 100 pages from finishing, and I am loving every word of it!

I thought Rosario did a great job. You have to remember she hasn't been living with the material for 10 years like almost everyone else. I think they did the best possible job they could to bring it to life on the screen. I get to meet Anthony Rapp on Saturday. I'm very excited!

cowboy junkies - handouts in the rain

me too. I wanted to read a lot in Feb, but something always seemed to be popping up.

i post a lot on atforumz.com it's got lots of sub forums for about everything, but it's really snarky.

I have 4 Rebecca, because they did such a wonderful job capturing the novel on the film. The characters were dead on, and Mrs. Danvers in the film is pure evil. The Women - because it's campy and wonderful. Roz Russell is hysterical. Because of Mrs. Russell I also have to add Auntie Mame...

I haven't noticed much of the issues because I'm really new. I do think the "no political or religion" talk is silly in a book forum. Mods closing threads because they could get offensive later is a foreign concept to me. In almost every forum I post in, the mods take of the thread when it...

not so much. I only read Without You - Anthony Rapp Bag of Bones - Stephen King Zombie - Joyce Carol Oates Santa Evita - Tomas Eloy Martinez I feel like I didn't read much at all. Getting through the Stephen King was a bit of a challenge.

After Last Night by The Rev-lons. It's part of this great box set of 60s girl groups that I bought yesterday.

Thanks :) The Calvin and Hobbes is one of the few things in there that's mine. I love it!

Try Neil Gaiman. I really liked Neverwhere, and just about everyone I work with has read it and loved it too. Two of his other books Anansi Boys and American Gods take a lot of mythology and mix them with his story. I thought they were really clever. His stuff reads sort of like fairy tales...

In the spare bedroom, right behind my computer In the bedroom. These are mostly the boyfriend's books.

as already mentioned - The first line of Rebecca.

if you mean the Nicholas Sparks book that paperback comes out mid-april

I really liked the music he did for the Curious George movie, but that's all i've heard

i bought a Daphne Du Maurier hardcover with Rebecca, Jamaica Inn, Her Cousin Rachel, and Frenchman's Creek in it. I have them all already but it was an awesome edition that I couldn't pass up. Today I got Wilkie Collins' The Woman in White

because even though I enjoy reading nonfiction, there are times when I like to completely dispell reality for a while.

ghost song - patrick wolf

mother stands for comfort - kate bush