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Diary of a Wimpy Kid (1) -Kinney

Recentyly borrowed: The Gates by John Connolly and High Bloods by John Farris. I just realized now that I checked out two books with the same first name for the h author. The Gates is hilarious. Haven't started High Bloods yet by I'm looking forward to it.

Hey, has everyone heard of the new e-reader from Barnes and Noble? I'm toying with the idea of getting one when they come out. Apparently it has the capability to lend books and free connectivity.

Unholy Domain -Ronco :stars4:

Oh, and I almost forgot: I've got to read The Neverending Story at least every year. I should probably buy it. Right now I have it requested at the public library. Maybe I'll buy it next month. I wonder if you can still get a hardback edition with all the original art work.

I find that I re-read The Trial by Kafka, Animal Farm and 1984 by Orwell. For some reason I always return to those books. I can't really offer a logical explanation other than that I relate to these works.

Ariel -Boyett Amulet Book Two -Kibuishi Nightlife -Thurman When All Hell Breaks Loose -Lundin Homer's Odyssey -Cooper do cats always land on their feet -Becker and Spadafori Dewey -Myron

Just borrowed through interlibrary loan: A Cup of Comfort for Cat Lovers: stories that celebrate our feline friends -ed. Colleen Sell

Probable Claws -Clea Simon The Book of Air and Shadows -Michael Gruber

I have to admit the fashion is more interesting. Does that sound weird coming from a guy?:whistling:

Dewey: the small town library cat who touched the world -Vicki Myron w/ Bret Witter.

The Line Between: stories by Peter S. Beagle Can't wait to read this one. In the introduction he talks about telling his children that if they turn their heads fast enough they can look into their own ears.

I was just wondering if anyone here is into reading series/serialized novels. I'm kind of torn between reading them and giving them a pass. On the one hand I think the author should say what needs to be said at the maximum in a trilogy. I don't want to feel like I have to read/purchase 10 books...

When All Hell Breaks Loose -Cody Lundin I thought this might be an important book to read. I've read other survival books when I was a teenager but this seems to be the only one specifically for the urban environment. Can't hurt to be prepared!

Hey has anyone else read this? It's awesome, highly recommended.

I'm Caliban. I was fighting Grendels in New York City but now I'm possessed by one and I don't know how it's going to end...

Dies the Fire -S.M. Stirling Nightlife -Rob Thurman Unbound -Harrison, Pettersson, Marr, Frost and Drake

Because I can curl up in bed with a heavy blanket and pillows and a book.

No, they can't read too much. In fact they probably aren't reading enough! I know we want our kids to be socially functional, but do they really have to be some idealized specimen inside the bell curve? So what if they are a little shy or not as socially comfortable as some others. How about a...