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    Reading Catcher in the Rye for about the 10th time

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    Quote Originally Posted by piperdiva View Post
    I assume you read 'A dirty Job.'

    I love his work. I'm reading Bloodsucking Fiends now. Funny as hell.
    I've read most of this books. Everything but practical demon keeping oddly enough.
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    Right now I'm reading Caramelo by Sandra Cisneros. I like it. I love the way that it incorporates Spanish into the dialogue and story.

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    Just finished reading Echo Park by Michael Connelly. Part of the Harry Bosch detective series. I love serial killer whodunit's, I know it's not high literature but I could just devour them one after another. Plus lots of his novels are set in L.A. so it's neat to recognize locations he's talking about.

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    I'm reading a biography of Cecil Beaton parallel to reading a history of Victorian London. I'm in a major brit phase.
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    I think I read one of those Harry Bosch books... OMG I've been going through a phase of reading crap you can buy at Target... I don't know when it will end.

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    "The Interpretation of Murder" by Jed Rubenfeld. It's a work of fiction that attempts to solve the mystery of why Freud vowed never to return to America after a visit in 1909. It's pretty interesting.. only a few chapters in, but it seems really worth it. Plus, it was only a buck. Cant beat that.

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    I think I'll dip into Doris Lessing again, now that she's won the Nobel Prize...which I would start a thread about IF I COULD....
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    I'm reading "The Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahiri. I think it was recently made into a movie and I can't wait to watch it once I am done with the book.

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    ^I read "The Namesake" this past summer .. it was pretty good .. haven't seen the movie yet, though.

    I'm currently reading "Stardust"

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    I'm reading Wonderful Tonight by Pattie Boyd. It's about her relationships/marriages with George Harrison and Eric Clapton. It's pretty interesting.

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    Read Celebrity Detox last night in about four hours. It was "okay."

    I am starting The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible. Lord Brit ordered it and it looks amusing.

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    Just finished Nick Hornby's "A long way down". Nowhere near as good as "About a boy" and somewhat repetitive and unbelievable at parts. I'm not sure I liked it but it was a quick and rather interesting read.

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    Right now, I'm reading Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson.

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    The Good Master by Kate Seredy. It's a kid's book, but it's great. The Death Ship by B. Traven.
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