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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: jmc1070 on June 12, 2015, 03:49:01 pm
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What books are you reading this summer? I've started the merry gentry series by laurel hamilton
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I just finished The Girl on the Train. It is the best book I've read in a long time, and I read a lot of books. It is a murder mystery with a twist that keeps you guessing. It takes place in London.
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Currently I'm reading The Synchronicity Key and Navigating the Collapse of Time.
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Geez, I have so many that I have, but mostly are for working and becoming successful. I need to start that project now! lol
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My son had less than acceptable grades in his spring semester so I have him in a reading program that requires five books (or fourteen hundred pages-whichever comes first). To make sure that he is actually doing the reading I have committed to reading the books and quizzing him once he has completed each book. The first book is Hunter S. Thompson's "Hells Angels-the Drama and tragedy" to tackle the local author requirement (we live in Colorado). I also assigned "Dead Shift" which is a compilation of short stories from Stephen King. I put "the Help" by Kathryn Stockton on the list and two other books that I can't remember completely. One is What the Dog Saw and I think the other is The Happiness experiment.
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I have a goal of 20 this summer.
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Programming books: HTML & CSS, Python, SQL, Java, and PHP
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I just started reading "The Little Book of Kitchen Cures for Everyday Ailments". It's very interesting and gives one a lot of suggestions for handling different types of bodily ailments. ;)
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I just finished reading "Killing Lincoln" by Bill O'Riley. It was actually very good.
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im reading little house on the prairie. love that show and the books but im wanting to get me some more books though just don't know what good ones they are
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I have been listening to the audiobooks of Darynda Jones' 'Charley Davidson' series.
I'm also reading Mira Grant's 'Parasite' and Elizabeth Little's 'Dear Daughter'.
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I'm planning on reading "Station Eleven" by Emily St. John Mandel