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I think I am going to have to go with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Very true. I have at least a dozen non-fiction books sitting unread on my shelf and exist there purely for my own curiosity. :flowers: I imagined the number would have been higher, but I consider that rather good considering that nearly the entire bookcase is non-fiction books.

It's been a few years since I watched this movie, but I remember liking it.

Daughters of Rome - Kate Quinn :stars3:

I started reading President Obama's The Audacity of Hope, but I've gotten kind of side-tracked by other books on my shelves and from the library so I'm still only a little bit over 100 pages into it. I really need to get back to it because I was enjoying what I read.

I originally read Phantom in high school, but I forgot most of it (which probably had something to do with zipping through it for the Accelerated Reader points). I read it again a couple of years ago and LOVED it! I actually have two copies because I came across a beautifully illustrated edition...

I would like to get about 50 of those unread books on my shelves finished this year.

The Diary of a Young Girl - Anne Frank

The Postmortal - Drew Magary :stars2: Interesting premise and starts out well enough, but starts to go downhill after the middle.

A noisy audience is what I fear nowadays. I was looking forward to Machine Gun Preacher and had to drive around two hours to reach a theater that was playing it, but twenty minutes into it some people came into the theater and spent most of the film chatting away in the back. I actually asked...

That's pretty much mine as well.

I think something like this would be fun. One of my friends bought me a Book Journal a few years back for Christmas, but it's not like the one in the link. The first half of the pages have a heading that says "BOOKS TO READ" and the latter portion heading says "BOOKS BORROWED/LENT".

No, I do not believe there is an author alive whom could satisfy me over the course of thirty books or more.

The Count of Monte Cristo and I've also taken a shine to Jane Eyre, The Scarlet Pimpernel, and The Phantom of the Opera.

DVR'd the marathon a few weeks ago and added the series as a regular recording. So I just finished watching the third episode a few minutes ago. I must say that I like the show.

I noticed that kind of space allotment before Borders closed down. Really the only toys I paid much attention to were the season stuffed animals that the store offered discounted with the purchase of a certain amount. I have an incredible weakness for stuffed bears, what can I say?

I was thinking about getting the edition of the complete Sherlock Holmes from Barnes & Noble's leatherbound series until I was reading reviews that mention the insane amount of typos present in the volume. Still I think I'd like to have the whole set of Holmes canon at some point. The hardcover...