Last Time You Read A Book Straight Thru In 1 Sitting?

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Re: LAST TIME YOU READ A BOOK STRAIGHT THRU IN 1 SITTING ?

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Loved "The Reader "............both the book and the movie !
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

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I read Silver Shadows by Richelle Mead in one sitting last weekend. I do this a lot if I get a book I've been anticipating right before the weekend starts.
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Being There by Jerzy Kosinski...
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All of the House of Night books I read in one sitting each.
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Night.............Elie Weisel...
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On 3/17/15~The Honk and Holler Opening Soon by Billie Letts in one sitting, because I was enjoying it so much.Been a long time since that happened,but I was totally wrapped up in these characters and the story. Does have some scattered cursing including 3-4 "F" Bombs,GD,and JC'S.
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Yesterday, the book was called Pink and Say by Patricia Palacco. A small book with a big message.
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Yesterday,I again read a book in a single sitting~The Elephant Whisperer My Life With the Herd in the African Wild by Lawrence Anthony,it was wonderfully touching and insightful.
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I do that quite a lot unless the book is really bad. I'm always a bit impatient to know how it ends, which of course always explains my lack of sleep.
"But to find out the truth about how dreams die, one should never take the word of the dreamer."

Toni Morrison, The Bluest Eye.
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Soaring by Kristen Ashley yesterday. Manwhore by Katy Evans this evening.
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The last book I finished in one sitting was "Four" by Veronica Roth
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Andrew Fukuda's The Trap. I had to know whether Gene and Co would make it through, or if not whether they would be turned into vampires or maybe torn apart...
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Not since I was a kid....those were the good old days when I had nothing to do but read! Now I'm doing good to finish a book in 2 days.
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Indoor Gardening, by Elizabeth Lee...
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A few days ago! It was the Mysterious Bakery on Rue De Paris by Evie Guaghan. I didn't LOVE the book but it was so strange and interesting I had to keep going. Once I learned one thing I needed to know the next and the next. It wasn't that long, but I started in the morning and finished by early afternoon.
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