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Kari R

Kari R

I'm a stay at home mother to an active little 3 year old. I read ALOT. I used to read much more, but recently it's been a little more sporadic. I love psychological thrillers mostly, but will also pick up a romance once in a while to lighten the mood. I read some true crime and some British comedy as well.
  • Morgan Hill, CA, USA
  • member since April 22 2008

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  • ***Amy***

    ***Amy*** says

    I read some VC Andrews in school....... so now Im living a lil of school age life, LOL!!!

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • ***Amy***

    ***Amy*** says

    WOW.........u sure are in the reading mode, LOL!! I really enjoyed all the twlight books. A friend let me read hers. But at Easter I had a lil extra money so he easter bunny bought them for my 13 yr old daughter who is reading them now.
    Flowers n the attic are part of the Dollanger seies. I really wanna read every one of her books and Im currently trying to get them all.
    Since this is the last book of that series. My next book is I bought Mommywood by Tori Spelling. Its been on my bookshelf for a lil while and Im dying to get into it. But wanted to finsih that series up.
    Whats is your SIL read, r do you know? She she have shelfari? I would love to add her if she has it. LMK!

    Well I guess Ive rambled on enouh.

    Hugs
    Amy

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • ***Amy***

    ***Amy*** says

    Hi Ya Kari,
    I was just checking ot your page. What are you reading now? Anything intresting? Im on the last book of the VC Andrew series, The Dollangers.

    Hugs
    Amy

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    I think my sister might just be the only person in our group who actually likes it. LOL! Ah well. I am reading The Hunger Games right now, and it is extremely good. A little disturbing, but gooood.

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Daryl E R

    Daryl E R says

    Welcome nice to meet you here

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • ***Amy***

    ***Amy*** says

    Hi Ya Kari,
    Its ok......... I always read true crime, but I have ventured out and speaded my wings. Ive read all the twlight series andl liked them. Now Im on the Dollanger series of VC Andrews. But I do have TONS of true crime on my home bookshelf to read. There is a few goods I can recommend if you would like.
    Hugs
    Amy

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    Easter was good, thanks, even though it was rainy and cold. Well, my sister said that To Say Nothing of the Dog is actually quite funny and that she's enjoying it. I should really give it another try. I know what you mean about the discussion layout. Perhaps it will change one day. Who knows?

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    Hi! How are you? I hope you and your family had a good Easter. How are you liking my group? To Say Nothing of the Dog seems to be a bust this month. I've started reading Turning Angel by Greg Iles, and it's pretty good so far.

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • JC_Angelminks

    JC_Angelminks says

    Notice from your group: “Dean Koontz”
    February’s group read and discussion is “Fear Nothing”

    posted 10 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    Feel free to cast your vote in the polls.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    Hurray! Thanks for joining. I love having people that will actually participate. I am so looking forward to talking books with you!

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • ninbroken52

    ninbroken52 says

    oh tell me about it! 3 years after moving i'm just now realizing some books that i didn't take with me!

    needless to say, i went on ebay to see if i could get the same prints! lol

    so, now it's just a matter of setting aside the money to bid on them.

    :)

    The Darkest Evening of the Year is DEFINITELY a page turner!

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    Hi Kari! Thanks for the friendship request. I love a lot of mysteries and thrillers, including Psychological. In fact, my reading group on Yahoo is currently voting on Psychological suspense for the month of March. You should come check it out. Here's the web address: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chillingreads
    You don't have to feel obligated to join or anything. I just thought you might like it.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • starshine

    starshine says

    I hear you on the home library my husband and I have one but I have been reading a lot of library books lately because I have found some new authors that I like. I have been reading two new series of books one is called the Sierra Jensen Series and the other is the Christy Miller Series and they are both written by Robin Jones Gunn. I also just recently read a book by Lori Wick called Beyond The Picket Fence and Other Short Stories and it was really good. I dont know if you do any messaging at all my yahoo id name is carmelagirl16@yahoo.com you can write me there also. Happy reading also.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • starshine

    starshine says

    I make tissue box covers out of plastic canvas and I am currently making someone a bag out of the plastic canvas and I also have made plastic canvas wallhangings. It is done with a needle and yarn and it helps pass the time by in between my shifts at work as I do not come home due to the fact that I ride the city bus to and from work. You have an awesome reading selection also I went through to see the authors that you read. I noticed you have a lot of Nora Roberts, J.D. Robb and V. C. Andrews and Janet Evonivich. I really liked Blue Dahlia By Nora Roberts and I think I have a few by Janet Evonivich. One of the books that I really did not like was Ruby by V. C. Andrews.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • starshine

    starshine says

    That is cool. I was off work for awhile as I work at a university as a dishwasher and I would have 3 books and I would try and read 50 pages in each one as all of them that I am reading now are Library books. I am now back at work and do not get to read as much. I also like to work on plastic canvas projects and I would try and work on the craft and read some to at the same time I call it my multi-tasking. lol

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • ninbroken52

    ninbroken52 says

    it was fantastic! but i have to be honest, The Darkest Evening of the Year so far is taking my breath away!

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • starshine

    starshine says

    That is really cool on what you do with your books. I do that sometimes also. Or if I find one more exciting than another.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • JC_Angelminks

    JC_Angelminks says

    Welcome to the Dean Koontz group. The January group read and Discussion is “Intensity”.
    If you have already read it, please fell free to write comments in the discussion and review of this book.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )


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