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dtog
17 yrs ago
In Carloa Ruiz Zafon's The Shadow of the Wind...it means blank spaces or missing portions in a text.
dtog
18 yrs ago
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The Color of Water
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Cookbooks -- your favorite?
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Re: The origional Betty Crocker cookbook is the only one I seem to use
dtog
18 yrs ago
Me too! I have my mom's - it's falling apart and stained on almost every page...but I will never part with it. All the dishes I remember from my childhood came out of that cookbook.
dtog
18 yrs ago
I just bought this book - now I can't wait to read it!
dtog
18 yrs ago
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dtog
18 yrs ago
Oh - I loved this book.
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January 20th - 22nd - What are you reading over the weekend?
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Re: The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini (sp?)
dtog
18 yrs ago
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Oh - one of my favorite books ever I think. I still think about it...it definitely had an impact on me.
Introduce Yourself
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It's like first day at school !!!!!!!!
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Re: It's like first day at school !!!!!!!!
dtog
18 yrs ago
Welcome from snowy New Hampshire!
dtog
18 yrs ago
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I got 2 books...
Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin, and
Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.
Has anyone read either?
dtog
18 yrs ago
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> The Kite Runner 84 Charing Cross Road
> My Sisters Keeper The Colour of Water
> Inkspell
> and I cant wait to get started on all of
> them, 3 of these were from
> bookcrossers, I still cant get over h…
dtog
18 yrs ago
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Anything by Shel Silverstein!
dtog
18 yrs ago
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I finished it last night at 3 AM. I, like many of you, was left feeling terribly sad and hopeless. I too desparately want to believe that Dumbledore is not dead and that Snape is really good.
***Spoiler***When Dum…
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What was the first book that made you cry as a reader?
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Re: What was the first book that made you cry as a reader?
dtog
18 yrs ago
I don't remember crying after reading any books when I was a kid. The first book that made me cry as an adult was The Hundred Secret Senses by Amy Tan.
dtog
18 yrs ago
> I also liked REBECCA
> by Daphne DuMaurier...
I have to agree about Rebecca - that was a great love story!
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If you could have a signed book by any author...
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Re: If you could have a signed book by any author...
dtog
18 yrs ago
I would want to have L. Frank Baum's autograph. I have a copy of The Wizard of Oz with illustrations by W.W. Denslow from 1956 that I treasure.
dtog
18 yrs ago
I second that. Great read!
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What's your favourite first line of a novel?
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Re: *Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley again.*
dtog
18 yrs ago
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Oooh - good book. I just re-read Rebecca recently. I forgot how good it was!
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May 18th: What are you reading and how is it going?
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Re: May 18th: What are you reading and how is it going?
dtog
18 yrs ago
I just barely started The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri.
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May 18th: What are you reading and how is it going?
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Re: We Were the Mulvaneys, by Joyce Carol Oates
dtog
18 yrs ago
> This is the first of her books I have read
> and it's really good. I'm about halfway
> through.
I enjoyed Mulvaneys as well - although I found it difficult to get into. Once I got going though, it was great.
dtog
18 yrs ago
I agree - 2 of my favorites!
dtog
18 yrs ago
> The Giving Tree- great book for new
> parents.
I love Shel Silverstein! I just bought The Light in the Attic 30th Anniversary Edition so that I can read the poems to my new nephew when he gets old enough.
dtog
18 yrs ago
So compulsive! For me it's all about the senses. I love the smell of a new book...ink and paper combined into that unique aroma. I have to smell a book before I buy it. The book has to have the right feel too. I'm p…
dtog
18 yrs ago
I love that book. It's one of my all time favs. I was sobbing at the end!
dtog
18 yrs ago
Thank you!!
dtog
18 yrs ago
Thank you!!
