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Oh Heavens no I dont play D&D, the closest I got to that was Spellfire which only uses decks of playing cards and incorporates D&D worlds into the game. My ex used to play D&D and it would drive me crazy. I could not understand how it could be fun to write down numbers according to a game book and dice. But I will still be nerd...lol...I dont care...heh

Nerds Rule!!

My bad, I thought you said you played D&D. Sorry about that. You play a card game. LOL...I used to play Magic The Gathering when I was a freshmen in high school. Of course then we discovered girls, partying etc. LMAO.


Dan wrote: "My bad, I thought you said you played D&D. Sorry about that. You play a card game. LOL...I used to play Magic The Gathering when I was a freshmen in high school. Of course then we discovered girls, partying etc. LMAO."
My kids used to play magic. They loved it, but simply grew out of it.
My kids used to play magic. They loved it, but simply grew out of it.
Holly I will have to try that book again. I tried once before and for some reason I just could not get into it.

Now I'm about to get started on another older novel, Slaughterhouse Five. It's a good counterpart for CC since it's short and I can read it at work (shhh don't tell!).
Looking forward to a weekend spent reading Carrion Comfort and should be ready to start on Swan Song Monday.
Janie, since I seem to have grown proficient in twisting your arm into buddy reads, I will see you in the discussion for Swan Song soon!



LOL Tim that is so true! You do it rather easily too. You have a way of reminding me of great books!

You should try to give it another try, Janie. IMO, it is one of the best psychological novels out there.
Maybe I was just not into Koontz at the time, or had other things going on, distraction and such. Anyway I will for sure try it again.
Reading From a Buick 8 right now. It is really very good. Giving the history of how they stumbled onto the car in the first place. And those 1958 Buick Roadmasters were sweet cars! Hubby and I googled them. LOL

That could be it. That's what happened to me when I tried to read Jane Eyre. When you give it another go, let me know what you think of it the second time. I hope your perception of it changes!

I hope you enjoy it the 2nd time around, too, Janie.:) I love this one!

I'm glad you're enjoying it, Janie!

Lol I googled 'em too last year when I re-read that book. I wanted to get a good image in my mind of the car :D
Holly wrote: "Janie wrote: "Reading From a Buick 8 right now. It is really very good. Giving the history of how they stumbled onto the car in the first place. And those 1958 Buick Roadmasters were sweet cars! Hu..."
Well ok I am past the history now, can we move on? I feel like the book just kinda fell flat! I hope it picks up soon. I am at 140 right now.
Well ok I am past the history now, can we move on? I feel like the book just kinda fell flat! I hope it picks up soon. I am at 140 right now.

But the e-book came with the Prologue of Doctor Sleep, omg, I can't wait. Now I am off to read Mile 81

Alondra, my mom loved Agatha Christie. I read a few of them and well I am just a mystery buff anyway! So I enjoyed what I read.



That's a bummer. I really enjoyed that one.
I'm reading The Invention of Everything Else by Samantha Hunt. Really excellent, great writing. Getting ready to read Swan Song and IQ84. So much else on my lists!
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Thanks Janie!
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Thanks Janie!
Terri nice list of reads you have coming up! I hear ya when you say you have so many! I have started Swan Song, and have IT Coming on the 18th, so excited.
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well, all you can do is give it the old one-two; if you don't like it then so be it. i always give books 2 strikes and its out. 3 strikes is too much time for a book..
sorry it isn't grabbing you :(

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Hey Terri! Are you reading 1Q84 with Holly and me on November 1?

I was hoping you would stick with it!! It just gets better and better! It's one of my favorite books.

Hope you continue to like it Deanna. My oldest daughter was in AP lauguage arts classes and they read a few books, one of them being The Scarlet Letter. She really liked that.

phew! that is great Alisha; because i loved that book. I already bought the 2nd and 3rd.

Janie wrote: "Hope you continue to like it Deanna. My oldest daughter was in AP lauguage arts classes and they read a few books, one of them being The Scarlet Letter. She really liked that."
I loved Gatsby when we had to read it in my Honors English class in 10th or 11th grade. However, I absolutely hated Scarlet Letter. I think that one came in 9th or 10th grade, and I couldn't stand it, slogging through every word was a chore, I couldn't stand the characters or the situation, or the writing style the book was written with... Oh, it was horrible, I passed that section with a B instead of my usual A, but it was tough.

Tracy wrote: "Reading The Unseen I'm up to chapter 5 and like it so far."
Yay Tracy! I loved those books!
Yay Tracy! I loved those books!
Lee wrote: "I am still reading Swan Song. Started it Monday, I hate work weeks I can only read for 2 to 3 hours a day after work. It really sucks..."
Yea that would stink Lee. I can't read well either if my grandson is here. I lose a lot of focus!
Yea that would stink Lee. I can't read well either if my grandson is here. I lose a lot of focus!


hehehehe... i hear ya! :)
i think it goes either way.. more of the same, or less.
I have felt so many different things while reading Swan Song. I am a big ball of emotion right now.

It's an emotional read?
Not just "emotional" lol a lot of emotions, everyone of them that we have anger, sadness, love, hate, fear....all rolled into one.
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LOL...when I first started reading and you said you were a nerd, I was going to be like, "oh you shouldn't say that about yourself.". But, Card games and D&D..sorry, Janie, but you are kind of a nerd. LOL. Your still cool though.