What are you reading right now ?
- Jilheins
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Re: What are you reading right now ?
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- Philip LoPresti
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Long story short, I read through it in a day and a half, and I wish I'd done it sooner- it's a page-turner, for sure. Now I'm on to Born To Run, Bruce Springsteen's autobiography. We'll see if he can write a book as well as a song!
- CasualBookReader
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For instance, I find a book that strikes my interest and I'll check it out and read it occasionally. So, currently, I have a study book about grammar, a couple of poetry books, my bible, a book I'm serious about reading, and the book(s) I'm going to review for this site.
BreakBeat Poets Black Girl Magic Volume 2
Wild Is The Wind by Carl Phillips
Priest Turned Therapist Treats Fear Of God by Tony Hoagland
Making Sense The Glamourous Story of English Grammar by David Crystal
Lisey's Story by Stephen King
The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci - A Romance Suspense Time Travel Thriller by Belle Ami
It's a lot, I know! But I don't read them all every day except for two: the one I plan on reviewing and the serious one.
- CasualBookReader
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I'm intrigued!! I must get a copy of that sexy novel!BlondeNicole wrote: ↑29 May 2009, 00:36jenniwhittaker wrote:I am always interested in what people are reading right now.... I always read something for fun and something to learn from.
I'm reading a very steamy sex novel by Jackie Christian
called "Todd Brady--Football Star."
Trust me, if you want to LEARN something, this book will
teach you stuff.
You may never go to Heaven for reading it,
but this book will teach you something. lol!
Last night I read her book "The UPS Guy" (ladies get that one!)
and whenever I don't feel like "heavy, serious" books, find myself loving these smart little sex books. They are SMART now!
- CinWin
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I'm new here and thought this would be the best forum page to wet my feet.
I just finished last night reading 'Acca' by Christine Bauer. This is book 3 in the Angelbound series. Thoroughly enjoying this fantasy series. It has a kick ass female lead character, and plenty of action, intrigue as well as a good dose of romance with a Prince. Lol.
Cheers for listening.
- Sonya Nicolaidis
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- chazdoc205
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I’m on the first book, it’s really good so far! I got a little over half way through so far. This book is about a kid named James who is sent to a foster type facility, where he meets his roommate! He is eventually recruited by a secret organization of children spies called Cherub! They are trained to fight anyone and anything! There is a tough 99 day training course, and the last task is actually torture! Will James make it? Read the book to find out!
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