The night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind or another ..

You can't go wrong with:

The Stand, Stephen King.

Gotta check out that Memoirs of a Geisha. Forgot all about this thread and the stuff I wanted to check out.

Girl with the Dragon Tatto and the second one were fine, the last book was a piece of crap.

Dragon tatoo movie: keep sleeping through the copy my son made. Have yet to see if that movie is as good as the first book.

Thanks Billkoe, gotta bumm 11/23/63 from my stepfather.

I'm a suspence, horror, or it could happen, reader.

And I still haven't gotten to that one end of the world book someone mentioned a few years ago.

So many books.....................I need the new John Grishom. Anyone read that?

I'm a library woman, and the holds are blistering, so by the time it may be available, I've forgotten about it.

I need to make a list of that too, and stick it in my seed box!

Hey bill, I'm reading 11/22/63 right now. Not enough time to really get into it though. I'm spending too much time in the garden.

"Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet" by Jamie Ford.

Gotta get the 11/22/63. Love Stephen King.

I just finished Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage By Lansing and would welcome any suggestions on similar books. I just started Uncle Tom's Cabin.

I loved Laura Hillenbrand's Unbroken about resilience.

Currently working on "Last Letter from your Lover" by Jojo Moyes. I'd better hurry because it's due at the library on Monday.

Thank you igrowit! It looks good and it's true! I will check it out. Endurance wet my appetite!

I loved "Unbroken" too. It was slow at first and it took me a while to get into it but then I was hooked. Books like that offer a lot of perspective on hardship. It's amazing what people can go through.

"The Civil War as a Theological Crisis" by Mark Noll

Dirt

In the midst of Middle State written by a retired professor friend of mine, Mike Miller. It's a real chuckle for anyone ever associated with a university bureaucrazy!

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Originally posted by Dirt Pit:
"The Civil War as a Theological Crisis" by Mark Noll

Dirt

Hey Dirt, Mark has been a very close friend of mine for some 30 years. He's a great writer of history & theology, a pretty good poet, and a so so gardener.

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Originally posted by billkoe:

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Originally posted by Dirt Pit:
"The Civil War as a Theological Crisis" by Mark Noll

Dirt

Hey Dirt, Mark has been a very close friend of mine for some 30 years. He's a great writer of history & theology, a pretty good poet, and a so so gardener.

Let him know I'm learning a great deal and extend my thanks for writing it.

Dirt

The Winter of Our Discontent by Steinbeck.

I do wish that the previous library patron had not felt it necessary to underline throughout the book.

"Who is Joe Merchant" Jimmy Buffet