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Hugh Jass

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The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara kingsolver. Story about a missionary family who move to a small isolated village in the Belgian Congo in 1959 just before the Congolese begin their battle for independence from Belgium. Thus far the book is told from the viewpoint of the 4 daughters in the missionary family and its really fascinating.
 

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In Your Wildest Dreams!
The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara kingsolver. Story about a missionary family who move to a small isolated village in the Belgian Congo in 1959 just before the Congolese begin their battle for independence from Belgium. Thus far the book is told from the viewpoint of the 4 daughters in the missionary family and its really fascinating.
I LOVE Barbara Kingsolver, & this is one of her best!
 

agentman

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Currently reading Director's Cut - My Life In Film.

A memoir of director/producer Ted Kotcheff; born in Toronto, Ontario. He directed First Blood, Weekend At Bernie's, North Dallas Forty, Uncommon Valor and one of the producer's of Law & Order SVU.
 

agentman

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The Strain Trilogy by Chuck Hogan and Guillermo del Toro .



I was reading the books concurrently with the FX tv series. The books suffers the same flaws as the show; some parts drag on and some parts are unnecessary while others were not fully developed. The authors should have condensed it into two books instead. All in all there were entertaining parts in the books, there are noticeable differences between the tv series and the books.
 

sdw

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Hillary Clinton's "What Happened" - you needn't bother. Hillary spends a lot of words saying that nothing she or her team did is responsible for her loss. Note to Hillary, if you make other world leaders hate you enough that they spend time and money making sure you aren't elected - it is your fault. If you are rude enough and "privileged" enough that you make the FBI Director hate you and release information to the media - it is your fault.
 

Lo-ki

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Check your closet..:)


Excellent book....
The ending kinda sucks.....but then after research I found out there is a sequel ....:clap2::clap2::clap2:
 

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I am currently taking down the first Harry Hole novel, The Bat by Jo Nesbo. There was that disastrous movie The Snowman that came out so I decided to check out the book series. I am also checking out some entries in DC's Rebirth, nothing so far has wowed me except Bryan Hitch's Justice League of America and Gene Lang Yuen's New Super-Man.
 
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Ms Erica Phoenix

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In Your Wildest Dreams!
I've burned through a ton of books this year. Some that I highly recommend:

Born a Crime - Trevor Noah
Big Little Lies - Liane Moriarty
Self Compassion - Kristen Neff
A New Earth: Awaking To Your Life’s Purpose - Eckhart Tolle
Dawn of Wonder - Jonathan Renshaw - if you like immersive fantasy you will love this

I'm currently finishing Inferno the 4th in the DaVinci Code series by Dan Brown. I did a bunch of series this year including Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. I like to switch back and forth from fiction to non fiction.
I LOVED Born a Crime! I have just finished a Stephen King trilogy that I really enjoyed: Mr Mercedes, Finders Keepers & End of Watch. The other book I am reading right now is Tad Williams' "The Witchwood Crown", volume one of his NEW series "The Last Kings of Osten Ard". If you love epic fantasy & you haven't read his "Memory Sorrow & Thorn" trilogy, you are really missing out. George Martin cites it as a strong influence for Game of Thrones. Of course, I'm usually waiting impatiently for a new Lee Child novel too.
 
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