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The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
A wonderful story about mothers, and daughters during biblical times. Absolutely engrossing. Very original and a definate MUST read. Also a very popular book with book clubs. 5 plums out of 5.
Empire of the Ants byBernard Werber
Welcome to the incredible world of ants. Get underground to see the world of ants like you can't imagine.This eclectic fiction will make you appreciate thehow an ant survives. I was completely absorbed by this book. Perfect for our summer reading theme this year.
Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out.]]> Wed, 28 May 2008 10:25:24 +0000 mod http://plumpager.pbwiki.com/Linda no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Linda Cozies: dealing with antiques, scrapbooking, crosswords and other "categories"
Other subjects that catch my fancy/interest of the day
Empire of the Ants byBernard Werber
Welcome to the incredible world of ants. Get underground to see the world of ants like you can't imagine.This eclectic fiction will make you appreciate thehow an ant survives. I was completely absorbed by this book. Perfect for our summer reading theme this year.
Weird Pennsylvania by Matt Lake
Want to learn about bigfoot in Pa? The giant cruise ship/hotel/restaurant tourist trap? Hauntings? This cool book was just donated to the library (thank-you!)...and I took it home for a test run and it is very cool. Brings back a lot of childhood memories of camp fire stories and other stupid stuff you talked about as a kid growing up to scare yourself and your friends. I had heard about the Holiday Park Green Man...and his story is in this book...just not about Holiday Park. Interesting....how urban legends work...w]]> Wed, 28 May 2008 10:24:12 +0000 mod http://plumpager.pbwiki.com/Linda no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Linda Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out. I'm sure this book will be a good discussion book for our book club. I had nightmares of snakes coming after me. I rate it only 2 plums out of 5.
The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
A wonderful story about mothers, and daughters during biblical times. Absolutely engrossing. Very original and a definate MUST read. Also a very popular book with book clubs. 5 plums out of 5.
Empire of the Ants byBernard Werber
Welcome to the incredible world of ants. Get underground to see the world of ants like you can't imagine.This eclectic fiction will make you appreciate thehow an ant survives. I was completely absorbed by this book. Perfect for our summer reading theme this year.
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I actually listened to this book on our new "Playaways". Very cool! Interesting story about a family dealing with the pain of a rape, adultery and childhood baggage. It was a good read and kept my interest throughout the book.
"In the Dark of the Night" by John Saul
This book started off typical Saul fashion, but then he darkened it up a bit with a scary twist with some very infamous killers. I liked it, but not one of my favorites of his.
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"The Tenth Circle" by Jodi Picoult.
new "playaways". "Playaways". Very cool! Interesting story about a family dealing with the pain of a rape, adultery and childhood baggage. It was a good read and kept my interest throughout the book.
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My Favorite Authors
John Saul - suspenseful, a little dark mystery, (better than Stephen King, in my opinion)
Jodi Picoult- sad stories, about human nature
Alfred Hitchcock- one of the greatest writers of suspense
I also enjoy reading a lot of non-fiction!
"The Tenth Circle" by Jodi Picoult.
Very cool!Interesting cool! Interesting story about a family dealing with the pain of a rape, adultery and childhood baggage. It was a good read and kept my interest throughout the book.
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"The Tenth Circle" by Jodi Picoult.
I actually listened to this book on our new "playaways". Very cool!Interesting story about a family dealing with the pain of a rape, adultery and childhood baggage. It was a good read and kept my interest throughout the book.
]]> Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:19:12 +0000 mod http://plumpager.pbwiki.com/Linda email.hidden@example.com (Linda) Linda edited Linda July 2007; A good book that mixes non-fiction info on the Chicago's World Fair and a mystery that deals with a real life serial killer loose during the Fair. Very interesting and you learn about the worlds fair that has a Pittsburgh link...you'll have to read it to find out for yourself! Worth while. A little graphic, but not worse than CSI on TV. :)
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG00/3on1/worldfair/home.htm
Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out. I'm sure this book will be a good discussion book for our book club. I had nightmares of snakes coming after me. I rate it only 2 plums out of 5.
Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a ]]> Tue, 25 Sep 2007 20:03:31 +0000 mod http://plumpager.pbwiki.com/Linda email.hidden@example.com (Linda) Linda edited Linda July 2007; A good book that mixes non-fiction info on the Chicago's World Fair and a mystery that deals with a real life serial killer loose during the Fair. Very interesting and you learn about the worlds fair that has a Pittsburgh link...you'll have to read it to find out for yourself! Worth while. A little graphic, but not worse than CSI on TV. :)
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG00/3on1/worldfair/home.htm
Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out. I'm sure this book will be a good discussion book for our book club. I had nightmares of snakes coming after me. I rate it only 2 plums out of 5.
Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a ]]> Tue, 25 Sep 2007 20:02:59 +0000 mod http://plumpager.pbwiki.com/Linda email.hidden@example.com (Linda) Linda edited Linda July 2007; A good book that mixes non-fiction info on the Chicago's World Fair and a mystery that deals with a real life serial killer loose during the Fair. Very interesting and you learn about the worlds fair that has a Pittsburgh link...you'll have to read it to find out for yourself! Worth while. A little graphic, but not worse than CSI on TV. :)
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG00/3on1/worldfair/home.htm
__PoisonwoodPoisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver__** Kingsolver
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out. I'm sure this book will be a good discussion book for our book club. I had nightmares of snakes coming after me. I rate it only 2 plums out of 5.
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http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG00/3on1/worldfair/home.htm
__**Poisonwood__Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver**__ Kingsolver__**
September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out. I'm sure this book will be a good discussion book for our book club. I had nightmares of snakes coming after me. I rate it only 2 plums out of 5.
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http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG00/3on1/worldfair/home.htm
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September 2007; I wasn't quit sure I wanted to read this book, started off a little slow; then it got more interesting. I think I kept reading it because I was so mad at the Father. He is a wack-job preacher who took his family to the Congo in the 1960s when war was about to break out. I'm sure this book will be a good discussion book for our book club. I had nightmares of snakes coming after me. I rate it only 2 plums out of 5.
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