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Did you get the idea of this topic because of our conversation last night? haha My Fluff was the Stephanie Plum books

NO! I'm a girl. It was a figure of speech I'm ALL girl!:lol:

Thanks, but I don't need help in stirring/turning up the heat---I'm just stating a fact. I'm not looking for side comments

To a God Unknown sounds VERY interesting! I'll have to put it on my wish list for now and remember it for later. Thanks!

Hey welcome to you, Daniel---I have to admit that I haven't had the pleasure of reading anything Steinbeck---if I was to start, what book would you recommend first?

No, See--this has been going on too long. You need to be here longer to understand why I finally said something. My frustration is justified. People do agree--I'm just the only one with the big balls to speak. Whether it's a fault or not, I tend to speak of the things that I'm thinking:whistling:

Get real AQB---please don't pretend to have read all these books you've posted. Anyone, including myself can easily post here or create a website on all the books I've allegedly read. I think your hobby is about books, not actually reading them. I have NEVER seen anything other than you posting...

I love Q magazine--unfortunately, it's expensive to get here. I also just found out that the issue that I want to buy is only available to subscribers

Tom & Jerry on Cartoon Network (My son was in the room with me, turned it on and left)

AGREED!!! I read anything but Romance. I love non-fiction, fiction and anything else in between. Like Silverseason pointed out--I have one fiction and one non-fiction going at once.

I saw the movie last night and throughout the movie, I was thinking...."I bet the book is better----and different. Sooooo, I DL'ed it on my Kindle to start today. I hate when Hollywood kills a good classic. The movie was great, but I know there's more to it than the movie let on.

As long ago as 1860, it was the proper thing to be born at home.

My fave was The Historian. I don't know if that would fall under mystery or thriller?

Hello Martin (That's all I'm gonna say!):whistling:

That's very true too---but again, I have too many books on my TBR list and I'd feel really guilty re-reading something and looking over at my HUGE pile:lol:

Acrobat-U2 (it came on just now as a part of my Genius playlist I created based on a Smiths song)

Right on!

Poverty-it's the foundation of most other issues

Me too!:sad:

I don't bother. I read a book--put it away and forget about only to move on to the next book. There are too many books out there to be re-reading anything