Books

I love reading just about anything.I've read all but three of Anne Rice's non-erotica novels, I will readANY Michael Crichton novel you put in my hands, I love Robin Cook, andI'm in the process of beginning some classics, like Homer'sOdessy and Robinson Crusoe, and the likes. I'vegot a few historical documents I'm starting as well.

I get on these kicks where I read EVERY book in either a certain genreor by a certain author that I can get my hands on. Lol...

Lik right now, I've downloaded works by Homer (his epistles andsatires, as well as The Art of Poetry). I'm just trying tobroaden my reading range.

I used to only read fiction novels, but have been getting the urge to branch out and see what else is out there.

Eventually, I would like to boast that I've read War of the Worlds...but I don't know if I have the patience...LOL!!

Until then, I will continue my current quests.

Omg I LOVE reading! I made a'books to read' list on my computer aswell! I have 50 bookson my list though lol.

I would strongly recomend to read A Gathering Light by Jennifer Donnelly.

Also The little Prisoner by Jane Elliot.

I love them books so much. Excellent Stories I couldnt put down.

bbgrl20 wrote:

I loved all of dan browns books, and dean koontz is myfav. I loved False Memory , The Face and his Frankenstein series..cantwait for the next one!!!

ilovetegocalderonwrote:

Someone at work just recomended that Iread the "Time Traveler's Wife." How was it??I just got done reading "The Da Vinci Code" not to long agoand now I am reading "Digital Fortress," both by Daniel Brown.

A couple of my ALL TIME ABSOLUTE FAVORITE TO DIE FOR BOOKS ARE:

1. Sole Survivor - Dean Koontz
2. Intensity- Dean Koontz

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I remember reading False Memory a loooong time ago andloving it. Refresh my memory, what was it about?

The only books I read right noware college textbooks. :foreheadsmack:

Taking 5 online courses(Advance Medical Terminology, Word, Excel,Powerpoint and Internet) and working doesn't leave much 'fun time'.However, two quarters ago Idid read an actual'book'for my Modern Management course. It was somewhat intresting and reallyfull of satistics, Ashphalt Nation: How the automobiletook over America and how we can take it back by Jane Holtz Kay.

Maybe I'll have time this summer to read the 'fun stuff'since I'm just taking one accounting course. onder:

However, when I did have 'time' to read, I was really into books byDave Pelzer (A Boy called IT, Lost Boy, A Man named DaveandThe Privilege of Youth)