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My grandson had blue hair for a while...

Hmmm...that's me walking into the Pacific...I like using pictures of me.

Recently purchased: Apocalypse Cows, by Michael Logan Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children, by Ransom Riggs One of these days I will actually read some of these books and not just buy them.

The Death Relic, Chris Kuzneski. Apparently this is his 7th book, first time I've ever come across him. It's a team of two adventurers on different quests.

We picked up "42." Should be watching it this weekend.

I didn't think I could get away with a whole Moroni quote..."cork-suckers"

Oz the Great and Powerful & Quartet

I quite enjoyed World War Z, at least it kept my interest.

"You shouldn't hang me on a hook, Johnny. My father hung me on a hook once. Once!"

Collaboration can be as simple as the premise being one authors idea and the other author writing the story. Alzheimer's victims are not stupid, they are actually quite clever, they still have the innate talent and intelligence they had prior to an Alzheimer's diagnosis.

My favorite Nevil Shute is , On The Beach, fantastic story. I'll have to look for, In The Wet.

Some of the best stories are that way, you don't know what to think of it for a while.

The stories were always Fantasy, until I read "The Survey: P.E.R.N." I was excited to see they were indeed science fiction and I enjoyed the stories much more. But then, I love stories of human survival after a disaster takes them back to the basics and how they cope. And the story behind...

I'm wrapping up World War Z by Max Brooks, it's been a fun read.

LOL!!! I've worn out my Narnia books 4 times and my Heinleins...I just replace them as needed.

I was reading voraciously by then, I was 8 years old. I still have that first set of McCaffreys, they are unreadable now as they are falling apart. I finally replaced them all with hardcover and reread them frequently.

I started reading them in 1968 with the first...reading as they were published. The books are firmly entrenched in my life.