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    Whats the last book you read

    So theres DVDs you bought, Movies you watched, last toy(non-MOTUC) you bought...

    What about BOOKS!

    I am a huge book worm...I can't be the only one...

    Be it one of those ancient paper bound published books, downloads on your NOOK...

    What's the last book you read!?

    Me: Stephen King's "Under The Dome".
    MASSIVE...GREAT...last S.K. book I read was Christine 20 years ago...I was really surprised on how well written it was!
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    The Borrowers. Read it to my Zoe from her Nook. Fine writing and an old-timey feel to it. Quote nice, actually. But then I could probably read her the ingredients list on the side of a box of Cheerios and with her curled in the crook of my arm it would be time well spent.

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    American Gods half way thru it's pretty good so far

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    "The Walk" and "Miles to Go" by Richard Paul Evans. All of his books are wonderful.
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    Just finished the Sherlockian last week, and read (finally) The Three Musketeers just before. Working my way through Sarum by Edward Rutherford right now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratos*Major View Post
    So theres DVDs you bought, Movies you watched, last toy(non-MOTUC) you bought...

    What about BOOKS!

    I am a huge book worm...I can't be the only one...

    Be it one of those ancient paper bound published books, downloads on your NOOK...

    What's the last book you read!?

    Me: Stephen King's "Under The Dome".
    MASSIVE...GREAT...last S.K. book I read was Christine 20 years ago...I was really surprised on how well written it was!
    Loved Under the Dome - Showtime is making a mini-series of it that I'm looking forward to!
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    There Is a God: How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind by Antony Flew with Roy Abraham Varghese
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    Finished Chariots of the Gods. Currently reading Princess of Mars.
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    Finished the "Percy Jackson & The Olympians" series about 3 weeks or a month ago, and started on A Lion Among Men by Gregory Maguire. I read the first two "Wicked" books when there were only 2, and finally found a decently-priced used copy of the third (and subsequently fourth) in the series. This one was a little slow getting into, but now that I'm into the "meat and potatoes" of the book, it's a lot faster-going.

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    The other day I finished reading Professor Woggle-bug and the Frogman of Oz. I enjoyed every moment in it.

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    Just finished Wayne of Gotham by Tracy Hickman. It's a Batman novel that goes deeper into the past of Bruce's parents. I was intrigued by many of the plot twists, but it is an overall awesome book.
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    Totally awesome. If you haven't read it yet I highly reccomend The Patchwork Girl of Oz.

    As for myself I just finished Tina Fey's Bossypants and have started A Game of Thrones.
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    I love the Patchwork Girl of Oz

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    I went from top to bottom over the past few weeks. Read Anna Karenina, which I managed to find both enjoyable and somewhat tedious at the same time, and then (basically, because of a bet) read the entire Twilight series. Now I can say honestly that I've read them. Let us never speak of it again.
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    Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz on my kindle, if that counts. I plan on reading Road to Oz tomorrow.

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