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Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality without Religion
by Sam Harris Extra reading for a class, but loving the book! |
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Sounds cool! If you have time to come back and review it when done, please do! I have the book "The Atheists Little Book of Spirituality" (I think that's the title). I haven't read it yet but love the concept!
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09-15-2015, 08:33 AM
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Diviners by Libba Bray
I just finished her "Going Bovine" and loved it so I thought I would explore her other works. So far it is pretty interesting, I like the way she develops her characters and her playful use of language. Diviners is set in NY in the 1920s and is about a group of people who have powers, for example the main character is able to read objects by touching them. Of course there is a supernatural bad guy and peril ensues.
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09-15-2015, 08:53 AM
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Currently trying to get 'into' Dark Places by Gillian Flynn. It took me a while to get into Gone Girl too, but I was glad I did. By half way through I was addicted. Hoping this will be the same. P.S the movie didn't do it justice
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I recently re-read The Rosie Project and The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simsion!
If you looking for a good read, dotted with humorists twist that leaves you feeling hopeful about finding love, check these out 
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Today I bought three books. Little Gone Girl by Alexander Burt (also known as Mia is Missing)
The Girl with A Clock for A Heart by Peter Swanson AND Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. I'm ashamed to say I never read the HP series. Fantasy is not a genre I part take in much. But I do remember seeing maybe 2 of the movies years ago and enjoying them. For some reason for the passed week I've had a niggling feeling to read them... Or at least give them a shot. So I may start with Harry, and move on to my usual genre of Thriller... Don't judge me.... 
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I have a few books going. Still trying to make my way through a Song of Ice and Fire. I'm on Book 3.
I just started House of Echoes by Brendan Duffy. And I'm also reading The Whispering Skull by Jonathan Stroud.
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[QUOTE=PurerSands;1017460]Today I bought three books. Little Gone Girl by Alexander Burt (also known as Mia is Missing)
The Girl with A Clock for A Heart by Peter Swanson AND Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. I'm ashamed to say I never read the HP series. Fantasy is not a genre I part take in much. But I do remember seeing maybe 2 of the movies years ago and enjoying them. For some reason for the passed week I've had a niggling feeling to read them... Or at least give them a shot. So I may start with Harry, and move on to my usual genre of Thriller... Don't judge me.... [Haveing read all the HP books, I have to say I loved them. For one you really do get more involved, and it goes into greater detail. I hope you like them as much as I did. |
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