What are you reading right now ?

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I started The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
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Nothing at the moment and I'm lost.
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Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
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Catacomb by Madeline Roux and UnDivided by Neal Shusterman.
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Hey guys! I just joined and this looks like a cool website! The Great Gatsby is a good one!
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I'm reading "The Mezzanine" by Nicholson Baker.

It's hilarious, but a little hard to take in large chunks. I really, really, love his style. I love that he's making me feel more normal for life's little quirks.
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I'm reading White Fang by Jack London. :)
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I have started some sci-fi/fantasy from 1986, The Door Into Summer by Robert Heinlein.

-- 25 Sep 2016, 22:39 --
DATo wrote:Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
I haven't read that yet either - I will definitely get to it one day :D
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Right now I'm reading The theory of moral sentiments of Smith as my heavy reading, and as my light reading Infinite Riches by Ben Okri
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I am currently reading "Ask and It is Given" Learning to manifest your desires. It is a great read for anyone wanting to change their mindset around in a positive light. I am almost finished and can't wait to implements the techniques.
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Starting Conclave: Lazarus, #3 by Greg Rucka.
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Nice story
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Lucinda Nevarez wrote:I am currently reading "Ask and It is Given" Learning to manifest your desires. It is a great read for anyone wanting to change their mindset around in a positive light. I am almost finished and can't wait to implements the techniques.
I LOVE Abe Hicks! Got to see them in January.
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Redlegs wrote:
DATo wrote:Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
I haven't read that yet either - I will definitely get to it one day :D
I hope you both enjoy it! I finally got around to it last year and loved it :)
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Dashkova wrote:
Lucinda Nevarez wrote:I am currently reading "Ask and It is Given" Learning to manifest your desires. It is a great read for anyone wanting to change their mindset around in a positive light. I am almost finished and can't wait to implements the techniques.
I LOVE Abe Hicks! Got to see them in January.
Pretty amazing read ! Really how awesome!!!! What was that like?
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