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Old 07-25-2010, 09:09 PM #1
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Yeah!! Jean Auel's last Earth Children book is due out next March and is already on pre-sale at Amazon. Personally I can't wait!! Lisa
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I'm working in Stieg Larsson's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

Struggling some with the Swedish names.
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I'm working in Stieg Larsson's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

Struggling some with the Swedish names.
We just bought the first two in this series to take on vacation.
We've saved them for the trip, but I hope to read both of them soon.
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I just finished the first 2 books.

The "dragon" one was a slow go... at least the first half. Then it was a bit more interesting.

The second was much better IMO.... but the content is a bit
gruesome for me. Much more so than other crime thrillers I typically read.

They have the 3rd book up here on vacation at the library...but it is always checked out, and we don't get into town that much anyway. So I probably won't be reading it here, but will look for it at home.

I just read Jonathon Kellerman's newest... Deception. It was a quick read.
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but definitely worth hanging in there. So sad that he died and we'll never read more of his work. Excellent series.
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MY husband has started reading me the Dragonlance books, I never liked fantasy but the story is so well written I'm changing my mind. I have PCS and can't read right now
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