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    Default What are you reading this month?

    I have a couple of books to read. I am going to try to get through Deception Point by Dan Brown, I started it last spring but never got very far in it. The author is the same man who wrote The Da Vinci Code. I am going to pick up Amazonia by James Rollins at the library tomorrow, it sounds really good, action and adventure in the Amazon.

    What is everyone reading? I am looking for recommendations. I like to get a list going for winter.
    Books are the treasured wealth of the world and the fit inheritance of generations and nations.” --Henry David Thoreau




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    I am getting caught up on reading my magazines this month. Dear mom, gave me a gift subscription to Woman's Day and I subscribe to Discipleship Journal, Today's Christian Woman and Marriage Partnership. If I finish those then I will probably read a frugal book of some sort.

    auntie

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    I'm working on American Bee by James Maguire. It's a non-fiction book about the Spelling Bee and English language and it's really interesting!

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    This week I finshed The First Cut by Dianne Emley.

    Currently working on Officer Down by Theresa Schwegel and Skinwalkers by Tony Hillerman. All are new authors for me. Skinwalkers is a gift from my "secret pal" in cancer support group.
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    EmilyD...Tony Hillerman is one of my favorite authors...

    I'm reading sciencey stuff lately -- "The Mind of the Raven", a book about a raven researcher and the birds he studies (awesome book, this is a second read). I'm also reading "Last Child in the Woods", a book about what the author calls "nature deficit disorder". The author is giving a talk (for free!) at the community college in my town next week.

    Next on my list is Palace Walk, an Egyptian novel that is supposed to be excellent.

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    I went to a book sale this weekend, so I'm into 3 books from that and one I was already reading. I'm almost finished "Godless" by Ann Coulter. Can't wait to get more of her books to read! From the sale I've stared " The Home" by John R. Rice ( I read this one years ago), thought it might be nice to refresh. I also got "You, the Owner's Manual" by Michael F. Roizen and Mehmet C. Oz. And last but not least, I started a book my hubby just finished. He loved it and wanted me to read it. It's a very old book (1887), that he pick up at a thrift shop. It's called the "Philosphy of the Plan of Salvation" by James B. Walker. I seem to read more nonfiction! When these are finished I think I'll read some fiction

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    Working on the Cedar Cove Series by Debbie Macomber just started book #4
    Also have 2 my mom just passed to me the titles are a scream:
    Whose panties are these?
    The Thong also rises! Both are by Jennifer Leo and are the misadventures from Funny women on the road.

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    Does anyone eles collect up Christmas story books to ready during December?
    I've got a box of them waiting in my office. Have done this for years and wondered if anyone eles did.

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    Have only read a bit since the 24th of last month(book isn't as good as the rest in the series,imho) and I've almost finished with The Fiery Cross then comes the last book from the Highland series A Breath of Snow In Ashes by Diana Gabaldon. Followed by Fannie Flaggs new one Can't Wait to Get To Heaven.
    Next in line are a couple books from a new to me Author, Sara Donati & will read Into The Wilderness & Dawn On A Distant Shore.
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    I havent read just one book for about a month now, but I've been reading my new rubber stamp magazines (my new addiction) alot. I've still got my new Wanda Bruenstetter book to start, but once I start I'll have to not put it down.

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    I'm not getting much reading done...with all the running around I do during the day & all the knitting projects I have going on for Christmas presents. But I did start "Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister" by Gregory Maguire. I've read all his other twists on fairy tales (I think..) and have loved them. So far so good with this one.

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    Well I just got my TMMO in the mail which was sent by a very special Villager and I will be reading that this month. *Thanks my Village Angel -You know who you are *

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    I am reading the tightwad gazette....again...seems like I always have my nose stuck in a book...

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    I am reading the complete works of Edgar Allen Poe.

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    I am starting a new one toomorrow called, "Flapper" about the flappers in the 1920s. I have been reading a historical romance (blush). I am almost done with it as well and the last fe wpages of a book on the Great Depression.

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    I'm reading "Full Tilt" by Janet Evanovich, next will be "Postmortem" by Patricia Cornwell and then "Sticks and Scones" by Diane Mott Davidson.

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