Reading

Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl

On Sep 25, 6:48*am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl

Currently Alan Furst's The World at Night, WWII
espionage in France. Next Jeannette Walls by
Half Broke Horses.

Nancy

On Sep 25, 9:28*am, Nancy wrote:
On Sep 25, 6:48*am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:

Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl

Currently Alan Furst's The World at Night, *WWII
espionage in France. *Next Jeannette Walls by
Half Broke Horses.

Nancy

Boy, I really must not be awake Half Broke Horses
by Jeannette Walls

Nancy

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On Sep 25, 6:48 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad
Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl

Currently Alan Furst's The World at Night, WWII
espionage in France. Next Jeannette Walls by
Half Broke Horses.

Nancy

I forgot to say in my last note about reading. I just finished The
Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer. I liked it a lot.

Presently reading Faithful Place by Tana French. Only at page 50
something, but so far I like it.

Waiting for me are three more of the Kate Shugak stories. I'm almost
caught up and I'm enjoying them. I visited Alaska and these bring back
fond memories of that trip.

Lucille

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl


I'm back to devouring books and I used to love Sara Paretsky. Is her
writing still as good as it was several years ago?

L

On 9/25/2010 6:48 AM, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl


Just finished "The Redbreast", mystery by Jo Nesbo. Couldn't put it down!

and started "People of the Book," Geraldine Brooks. Again, can't put it
down!

Ironically, two books in a row that alternate between past events and
current investigations into old "mysteries."

A couple of weeks ago I was in a reading doldrums...several books failed
to resonate as a real *quality* reading experience. I mean, the stories
were okay, but didn't grab me. I wondered if it was just me, or the
material. Then I read "The Year of Wonders" (Geraldine Brooks) and was
so satisfied, it seemed I'd broken through my slump.

Sue

--
Susan Hartman

On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 06:48:18 -0400, Cheryl Isaak
wrote:

Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl


The Good Son, by Michael Gruber.

I just love everything he's ever written.

Sara

On 9/25/10 9:45 AM, in article ,
"Lucille" wrote:



"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl


I'm back to devouring books and I used to love Sara Paretsky. Is her
writing still as good as it was several years ago?

L

I think she's gotten even better!

Cheryl

On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 06:48:18 -0400, Cheryl Isaak
wrote:

Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl

"Gormanghast", the trilogy, by Mervin Peake

On Sep 25, 6:48*am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
Current - Body Work by Sarah Paretsky -
Next - The Crocodile's Last Embrace by Suzzanne Arruda or Sh*t My Dad Says
(DH is currently reading that one and we may let DD read it)

Cheryl

Just finished "Drink the Tea" by Thomas Kaufman - set in D.C. with a
private investigator. Was good.

Reading my last library book in real solid book form - George
Pelecanos' "The Way Home."

I say last because on Friday I bought a Nook. First book up on that is
"The Girl of Ames, Iowa."

if anyone of you have good ebook recommendations for free books,
please let me know!

Donna in Virginia