What good books have you read lately?
07-18-2010, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Beth33
I've been reading "The Bike Path Rapist" - about a serial killer who raped and murdered women here in Buffalo for about 25 years.
My parents knew him, years ago lived in an apartment right upstairs from his sister. Dad used to play basketball with the guy and never thought there was anything strange about him, but mom always had bad vibes.
It's kind of creepy knowing my parents knew a serial killer.
My parents knew him, years ago lived in an apartment right upstairs from his sister. Dad used to play basketball with the guy and never thought there was anything strange about him, but mom always had bad vibes.
It's kind of creepy knowing my parents knew a serial killer.
I can handle fictional murders and that's it :)
07-19-2010, 01:40 AM
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Originally Posted by jollyquilting
Hi I just read "Endless Chain" by Emilie Richards and it was good too. I haven't been able to read much since I had slight stoke but this was fun. :mrgreen: Jo
I just "discovered" Emilie Richards and the Shenandoah Album series. I've read 3 of the 5 (in the wrong order) and I think they are marvelous.
07-19-2010, 09:33 AM
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I just finished Stephen Kings' "Under the Dome" yesterday. I liked it a lot, even though I'm noticing that the language he uses has deteriorated a lot since his early days.
Next I'm planning on trying the "Wizard of Oz" books. I never read them as a child, but loved the movie, so figured I'd learn more about the story. The only problem is that I think there are a large number of books in that series, so it could take me months to get through them. I usually only read for a few minutes right before bed.
Next I'm planning on trying the "Wizard of Oz" books. I never read them as a child, but loved the movie, so figured I'd learn more about the story. The only problem is that I think there are a large number of books in that series, so it could take me months to get through them. I usually only read for a few minutes right before bed.
07-19-2010, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Rosyhf
I am still reading Catherine Cookson. I think I have read 24 so far, nine of them being movies. I got six more from the library yesterday....
07-19-2010, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by jollyquilting
Hi I just read "Endless Chain" by Emilie Richards and it was good too. I haven't been able to read much since I had slight stoke but this was fun. :mrgreen: Jo
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