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Last week, mega lottery in California, was something like 300 million dollars. The lottery is multi-state affair, and it seems one New Yorker took the prize. Earlier I was reading on this forum, and one of the new members, Cwenmaria, had stated that she would get a small library built in her...

I am going to own an orchard if I ever win a lottery. Growing avocados and mangos. Since you mentioned it, I will add a small library too. P.S.: Welcome.

Try Pirates! by Celia Reese. It's about a girl who gets into a cruel arranged marriage, and how she escapes it by becoming a pirate. It's an adventurous story.

You could use the blog here. Wow, the original question is from 2007. I just noticed it after I posted my reply. I hate replying to such an old post. Didn't mean to.

Sciency... Madame Curie, or Einstein, or Edison. All 3, my kids read the children's version of biographies. I took a peek at some of these, and Edison's had some interesting facts. Then Curie, who discovered radium. Ultimately died from cancer/leukemia, from being irradiated with radioactive...

I admire Bill Clinton. I read his autobiography, My Life. Also I read a biography of Lenin. It'll be easier if you read someone you like or admire.

Reading sure beats just watching TV. Especially all that MTV I watched back when I was a teenager. In hindsight, watching MTV seems so much wasted time.

How do you convert epub versions to be readable on Kindle?

I'm not sure what you're asking. Can you elaborate please?

Welcome. I love my Kindle too! And, I like this font.

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If a person committed more than one type of sin, does he move from level to level? Is there an escalator, stairs, elevator, or do you ride a flying pitchfork?

I like the details of the above report Sparkchaser. It definitely has more info than "Alert level 6", which I finally (I thought) found more info on "Nuclear alert levels" Um, ok. :I

I thought the book was good. I enjoyed it. I loved the vindictive elephant!

I don't see why not? Colleges love getting paid. You pay for it, they'll give it. I googled it, and here it is: Here's the url: UMUC Asia - Associate Degrees

Yes. :)

For children's horror, I can recommend John Bellairs. He wrote House With a Clock in Its Walls, Ghost in the Mirror, The Figure in the Shadows. All 3 I read and really enjoyed. He also wrote Johnny Dixon series. They're also children's horror. You could also try Coraline and The Graveyard...

As these indie publishers come along and sell their e-books for 99 cents, the list of best selling authors are going to slowly change. And existing, larger publishing companies will have to consider changing their strategy.

In paper format book this is 128 pages long. Please check the price, it may change. For now it's free. The Iron Duke [Kindle Edition] by L. Ron Hubbard.

My kids play basketball, and I like to read anything by John Wooden. Coach Wooden relates basketball to teach about life. This seems like a simpler version of one of his edification that a younger audience can read. At present, it's offered for free John Wooden's Winning Ways (Insights From...