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Gloria Naylor's...'Baileys Cafe'.
Just finished: 'Kindred'...by Octavia E. Butler
(Interesting twist on science fiction)
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Reflex Dick francesI have read all but two of his books
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Wow, i'll check that book out 'Sarah' out.
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Just got Foucault's Pendulum from the library, planning to read it soon.
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Is it a case of multiple personality?
Because she seemed quite sane in how she used other people to represent some of her personal characters.
Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
&
The Little Prince - Antoine De Saint-Exup?ry
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i'm not currently reading anything, but about a week ago i finished reading the 13th juror by john lescroart. it's nothin' too special, but not a bad read.
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you will never know unless you tell us.
F. Scott Fitzgearld this side of paradise
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reading a few stories from *The Year's Best Science Fiction* - 15th annual collection.
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Salo, or 120 days of Sodom
...courtesy of MrCap...
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this side of pardice the ending sucked
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Bag Of Bones by Stephen King
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At the moment I am reading Mary B. Morrison's book entitled Sweeter Than Honey...
It's aight...
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The Last Man Standing...(Geronamo Pratt story)member of the Black Panther
Finally reading the "Power of Now" by Eckhart
Latin Bella
Lady M I love Toni Morrison. Her writing style is so captivating. I loved the Bluest Eye.
Latin Bella
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MsPisces, I read that book too. I thought it was brilliant. I love stories about people coming to America trying to make something of themselves. Only Anne of the other three becomes famous in the end. Kind of a chick book but it was good. They made a movie about it in the 60's but I never saw that. Old book but a good one.
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If you like that one then I have a few that I reccomend for you.
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"The Hottest State" by Ethan Hawke
Anna Karenina - Tolstoy... I expect that I will highly enjoy it..
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The Mission Song by John LeCarrie
Blink: The Power of Thinking without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell
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The Keys to Rebecca Ken Forrett
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20th century struggle, 21st century hope;
The case against Barack Obama;
the biography of Lady Rochester [Jane (Parker) Boleyn];
Uncle Tom's cabin [I started it in the 8th grade and our teacher took it away because she couldn't handle reading it - I found a bunch of classics and picked them up, including this];
Realizations
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Lewis Carroll a great mathematician
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Just finished Eric Clapton's autobiography. Quite a rock 'n roll journey.
Just finished reading House of the Dead by Dostoyevsky, pretty good book goes into a lot of detail.
Two years ago I read Eaters of the Dead aka The Thirteenth Warrior from Michael Crichton. Saw some guy reading it on the bus and wanted to get it, really good book.
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He's dead, you know...Michael Crichton.
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ms.pisces, what do you think of twilight?
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How to kill your husband - kathy lette
The globalization of world politics - J.Baylis, S.Smith, P.Owens
Most blogs hahah
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The Moon Shines Down by Margaret Wise Brown
One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
"divisadero" by michael ondaatje. perfect... for a train voyage!
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I just got finish reading the first book of my newly created book club called
"SoFoReal-ECS"
"Midnight" A gangster love story - Sista Soulja