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palomaranch
11 yrs ago
Excellent! Thank you so very much.
palomaranch
11 yrs ago
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I'm told my great-nephews particularly enjoy reading mysteries. They are in 5th & 6th grades. It's easy to come up with adventure & fantasy novels, but I'm rather stuck on mysteries. Any ideas?
palomaranch
16 yrs ago
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I completed this challenge for 2007 and quite enjoyed it. I'm planning to do it again in 2008. I've already chosen titles for the letters that were difficult for me this year.
palomaranch
16 yrs ago
The 1945 Pulitzer Prize Winner by John Hersey. My favorite read for 2007!
palomaranch
17 yrs ago
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Any music lovers out there? I am searching for the title or artist of a song that I haven't been able to find on the song lyric search engines. I heard it in Mexico in 1985 and it was probably a new release then. The …
palomaranch
17 yrs ago
Watership Down, Richard Adams
The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck
To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee
A Bit on the Side, William Trevor
Bel Canto, Ann Patchett
Headlong, Michael Frayn
The House of the Spirits, Isabel…
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
I'm reading The Age of Innocence and enjoying it. I like Wharton's easy writing style; I would read another book of hers with a different setting. The New York society milieu doesn't bear repeating in my mind.
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
It was Elizabeth George that introduced me to the mystery genre. I've read all her novels except this one, so a big thank you, Banjo1, for the intriguing review.
My daughter graduated from the same college as Deborah…
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
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I bought the audiotape for a 24 hour drive from California to Texas. After 2-3 hours of listening, I popped out the CD and returned it to its box. I enjoyed James Herriott for the rest of the trip. I was thinking Marc…
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
This novel by Ace Atkins features misdeeds at a casino but I'm not sure there's a heist involved.
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
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palomaranch
18 yrs ago
Watership Down
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
Love and Other Impossible Pursuits by Ayelet Waldman
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
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I, too, love reading novels about art & artists. Here are a few older titles that I intend to search out someday.
The Dark Fire by Linda Murray
Doubting Thomas by Atlea Naess
Caravaggio by Robert Payne
The Medici …
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human and animal interaction book suggestions? Can you help?
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Enslaved by Ducks by Bob Tarte - A Must Read
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
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Enslaved by Ducks is one of the funniest books ever! I recommend it to any animal lover.
Your cousin might also enjoy reading about dogs trained for search & rescue or other services. One S&R book is Michelle & Me…
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
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Have you read this fun novel by Janice Kaplan & Lynn Schnurnberger? Then you'll want to visit our online book discussion group, the RedBook Club, because the authors are answering questions about their novel! Come on o…
palomaranch
18 yrs ago
This novel by Pat Cunningham Devoto is one of the most accurate portrayals of the Deep South that I have read. In my journal entry I stated, "It's a great novel for anyone from the Deep South or anyone interested in b…
palomaranch
19 yrs ago
their legs and well-manicured hands are showing.
The Other Woman by Jane Green
palomaranch
19 yrs ago
I unknowingly started this novel which turned out to be a Black Beauty story about Nop, a sheep-herding dog. I hate that I read it and it seems like I'll never get past it.
palomaranch
19 yrs ago
I love the voice of Judy Kaye who reads Sue Grafton's alphabet mystery series. I "read" this entire series on tape while commuting, so now Kinsey Milhone, Sue Grafton, & Judy Kaye are forever blended in my mind into one…
palomaranch
19 yrs ago
The RedBook Club is a congenial book dicussion group focusing on new fiction releases. We have read & discussed "The Problem with Murmur Lee" by Connie May Fowler. We're about to discuss Karen Quinn's "The Ivy Chroni…
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What skill or craft would you master, if you had the time and resources?
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if I had the time and resources?
palomaranch
19 yrs ago
dressage, jumping, riding bridleless, target shooting while riding, archery, beading, tango, doll sculpture, paint animal portraits, sculpt & paint model horses, play violin/fiddle
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What's your reading cycle?
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I read every day and usually have several genres going at the same time.
palomaranch
19 yrs ago
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