I just started a book called Into the Blue by Robert Goddard. I bought it at a second hand book sale and its been sitting in the closet for months. It has to be one of the best mystery books I have read in a long time.

Melissa

What am I reading..hmmmm....
 

I've been reading Bernard Cornwell's Saxon Stories on the subway the last week and a half or so. Finished The Pale Horseman, Lords of the North and Sword Song, just started The Burning Land today. All of the books have been great so far and I hope Cornwell publishes a new one soon since he's said there will probably be 7 or 8 books in the series total.

Anyways, definitely recommend these to fans of historical fiction, particularly about early Germanic history. Or if you're already a Bernard Cornwell fan in general :D

Why we love dogs, Eat pigs and Wear cows
 

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just started this book .

over the last week I've read...

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now reading...

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1. Te Tao Ching
2. Dirt: The Erosion of Civilizations

Dalai Lama

The Invisible Man - Ralph Ellison

Habits of the Heart - Robert Bellah, et al.

That's actually one of my all-time favourite books! Fucking brilliant!

I'm still reading Bernard Cornwell's The Burning Land, since I started reading some other stuff too.

Also reading The Testosterone Files and all I can say is: finally! I'm not a fan of ordering books off the net, so it took me forever to actually find this in stores...and at a Chapters at that :blink: Everytime I went to the Women's Bookstore (guess I could have ordered it from them, but I'm simple minded like that sometimes) to see if they had it they were out for like the last year :(

The third I'm reading is Parrotfish by Ellen Wittlinger. Didn't realise it was a teen book when I bought it and so I'm remembering why I rarely even read teen books as a teen (usually not terribly well written), lol. But overall I think it's awesome that there is now at least one book on FtMs geared toward teens. Wish I'd had something like that to read 10 years ago.

American Archeology magazines and medical research material....

All the dirt that's fit to print about nefertiti...

"Venus in Furs" Leopold von Sacher-Masoch
Interesting to note the author's name is where the term masochistic comes from.

"Effective Statistical Analysis in Government Reporting for Health Care Outcomes" AHIMA

Everything online about home ownership...