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  LibraryCin says

  Thank you! To be honest, he was really up there because it's right in front of the window and it's a real nice spot for kitty-sunbathing! :-)

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  Aimee Liam says

  Ha, I know. Really hard just to chose one.
  I loveee HP too =)

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  ♥♥♥booklover♥♥♥ says

  Heyy Thanks for the add :)
  Nice books you've got here !!

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  ♥♥♥booklover♥♥♥ says

  Heyy Thanks for the add :)
  Nice books you've got here !!

  Posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Aimee Liam says

  Hi.. Thank you for the add. =)
  Yeah.. we do.
  You read nice books, if I may notice..
  What's your fav. genre?

  Posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )

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  rsuzn says

  Thanks for the friend invite! Your avi is gorgeous!

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  tatertot says

  Bella, I hope you enjoy Uglies. I was going to start another brainless vampire book (I LOVE THEM!) but can't put down the Uglies series. I just finished the Pretties and picked up Specials and Extras today. I really want to read Great and Terrible beauty after this series though. So many book, so little time. ;(

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  tatertot says

  Hello there! I haven't read Historian or A Great and Terrible Beauty yet. I am reading Pretties, part two of the Uglies series right now, very interesting books!!! What are you reading?

  Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )

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  tatertot says

  Hey there, how are you? I am trying to keep my chin up in this rough economy and losing myself in good books. ;) I just finished Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, it was so beautiful and powerful, I highly reccomend it. I see you have the Historian on your favorites list, I have it but haven't read it yet, perhaps I will need to move it up on my TBR list. Have a great day!

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  Doorways says

  I really loved The Hunger Games. It WILL be part of a trilogy (another one that we have to wait for!). The second one is coming out this September. It takes place in a dystopian future -- after the American society has fallen. The protagonist is a 16 year old girl with a strong personality and will to survive. The plot centers around the "games" -- a gladiator-type fight to the death -- that the government forces youth of each district to participate in. There is a lot of action, some romance, good characterization, and generates lots of interesting thought and discussion. I recommend it for sure!

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  Jason R. says

  The two books i have recently read by Neil Gaiman- "Stardust" and "American Gods" were equally good, but very different. I am reading another good one right now- "Memoirs of a Geisha" by Arthur Golden- it is a little slow, but engrossing still. I have several more on my PTR list including "My Name is Red" by Orhan Pamuk, "The Stand" by Stephen King, The "Lord of the Rings" trilogy + "The Hobbit", and Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" ("The Golden Compass") trilogy...and that should keep me busy for a while. I am working part-time at the public library, so that keeps me immersed in books. What are you reading? Anything that you would recommend? Nice to hear from you...Jason R.

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  Joy B says

  Sorry it took me so long to get back to you -- have not been on here for months. Yes, I would absolutely recommend all of Charlaine Harris' books. After reading her first Sookie Stackhouse novel, I immediately went to our library and ordered every book she had ever written, and have enjoyed them all.
  
  Let me know what you think when you are done with them, ok?

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Tenia F says

  Thanks:) Can't wait to explore your shelf!

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  KKB4books says

  You are Welcome, Have A Terrific Day!!

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  Justin M says

  Thanks for the note. I actually haven't even started the new Russo book, but hope to get to it soon. Was a gift and recommended highly by the giver, so can't wait. Just read "Heart and Science," a fairly obscure Victorian novel by Wilkie Collins about the vivisection debate, and liked it much more than I thought I would. You might enjoy it, as well.
  
  Best,
  Justin

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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  KKB4books says

  You are quite welcome to explore my shelf and ask what you will. Thanks

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  Jason R. says

  I am in the Jane Austen book club which is smaller, and thusfore more intimate than the larger Austen group. I've never seen the Paltrow version of Emma, but I'd like to. I've seen the 1972 BBC mini-series which was good.

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  Jason R. says

  Hey! How are you? I am reading Austen's "Emma"- so far, so good...what are you working on these days? Drop me a note when you have time. Jason

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )