What are you reading now (November)?

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What are you reading now (November)?

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What are you reading these days?
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Dave Barry's "Boogers are my Beat".

It's driving DH insane because I keep giggling. It's also taking forever to read, because I read one chapter a night, and the chapters in it are only like 2.5 pages long.
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What Comes After Crazy - Sandi Kahn Shelton

Not sure what I think yet. I've gotten a string of "bad" books from the library lately. :( Hate that.
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I'm reading A Million Little Pieces. I like it, but I'm ready for some hope now. I'm on page 180.

I should definitely stop reading it when I'm eating. He pukes at least once every other page, and he describes it very vividly. Is that a word?
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Oh, gross! Is it about an eating disorder?
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No, he was an alcoholic and drug addict.

Check it out.

It's pretty good.
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I just finished Wicked this morning and loved it!

I'm thinking of rereading the Harry Potter book of the movie that's coming out on the 11/18.

I have to read so much for school here lately that nothing serious is appealing right now.
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More museum books. Right now, Displays of Power by Steven Dubin -- about controversies in the American Museum.

At home, I am still reading Les Mis
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Yikes! I can't believe it's a new month already!!!

Since I'm doing NaNo, I'm reading books on writing:

Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott

and

No Plot? No Problem! by Chris Baty (founder of NaNoWriMo)
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Keep reading Silvia - it will be worth it!

Here's me:

Judas Child - a thriller by Carol O'Connell
Moving Mars - sci fi by Greg Bear
No Logo - Naomi Klein
Les Miserables (neverending)
Missed Connections - a book about the hearing impaired. I have a friend who is hearing impaired who recommended it.
The Bookman's Wake - a mystery by???
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Um... I'm reading Can You Keep A Secret by Sophie Kinsella. But really I'm posting because there were 6 6 6 posts in this forum and it was creeping me out. :-?
You got into this business because you're funny and weird, and you're socially retarded. And because it pays well. - Jack Donaghy, 30 Rock.

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Crystal Meth wrote:Um... I'm reading Can You Keep A Secret by Sophie Kinsella. :-?
How do you like it, Crystal? I've read all but the last book of the Shopaholic series. I like Kinsella, but I sort of needed a break from her style of writing, y'know? Your a literary person - what are your thoughts? Worth the read? Can I borrow it from you?
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It's okay. Totally brainless. Like Shopaholic, she has that way of making her main character sound like a dithering airhead. But I can't read anything "literary" while I'm in school. You know how you're thinking all day, you don't want to come home and have to think too? :-?

You can borrow it if you like, but I'll want it back since my mom gave it to me as a present, and she'd be mad if I got rid of it. ;)
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Crystal Meth wrote: You know how you're thinking all day, you don't want to come home and have to think too? :-?
Totally - that's why I watch nothing but the Style Network and music videos :P
You can borrow it if you like, but I'll want it back since my mom gave it to me as a present, and she'd be mad if I got rid of it. ;)
No, that's okay then . . . I am awful at returning things!
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I am reading The Working Poor by David Shipler. Loving it so far - but I'm only a few pages in :)
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I just started the painted drum - our book club Louise Erdrich, our book club book.
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Malanee wrote:I just started the painted drum - our book club Louise Erdrich, our book club book.
Wait, is that the book club book? :lol
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