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It hasn't been written yet. Despite this, you can still leave rating and reviews on sites like Amazon.com and goodreads . . .

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Indeed. The site appears to have run out of capacity, however. I sent them my e-mail address so once they send me an invite . . .

I'm tempted to check it out. I don't know anyone who uses it though.

A Woman Under the Influence-:stars4: Let Me In-:stars3:

I ordered Bad Timing: A Sensual Obsession from B&N.com. They're having a 50% sale on all Criterion Collection DVDs/Blu-rays.

Bossypants by Tina Fey. Her work stories and theater troupe anecdotes were the book's best moments. Highly recommended if you're interested in Fey's work. :stars4:

Heh. I liked Temple of Doom *because* it's so different from the other two. When I saw Last Crusade I was annoyed by all the similarities between that film and ROLA. Then again, I haven't seen the original three in years. One thing that bothered me about Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: the CGI...

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Raiders of the Lost Ark and Temple of Doom?

Well . . . there's Bedtime Erotica for Men by Lexy Harper. Or you could check out the link sparkchaser provided.

Considering how disappointed I was with Eugenides' prior book, I ended up loving Middlesex. His writing really sucked me in; he has an ability to make the most mundane events huge. The humor surprised me (in a good way). I will admit the opening section dragged, but given its relevance to the...

Laurell K. Hamilton-Hit List :stars2:

Welcome aboard :).

Did they talk about their religion often?

Originating from an article for Rolling Stone, Reitman describes her work as "the first objective modern history" of the church.

About to fend off vampires in the Pacific Northwest. (Laurell K. Hamilton's Hit List)

Dweller sounds fun. Unfortunately it's a Leisure book and therefore out of print. Also, I love how half the list is comprised of zombie novels. ETA: regarding earlier posts in this thread, I just want to say Mine was incredible.

I do agree Albom's philosophy wasn't ground-breaking or even deep. When reading the lessons my only thought "okay, makes sense". Still, I was intrigued by the story and where the protagonist was headed. So in that respect it was a success. I, like others in this thread, just don't see the book's...

Batman: Under the Red Hood. Some of those fight scenes were rough. Definitely not for the young ones.