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I remember reading this my sophomore year of high school, and I remember liking it. I think I should pick it up again and give it another go...just to make sure I liked it. *lol*

Today I'm irritated because my coworkers are in terrible moods, and are upset by projects handed down by the boss. Man up and get it done.

I love your signature quote...I imagine Heaven to be somewhat of a library also...

I wanted to add that I've recently acquired a copy of McMurtry's Moving On...and I'm looking forward to reading it. Any reviews?

I'm about to pre-order a few books by Charlaine Harris that are due to come out in May. But aside from those, I recently bought a Stephen King book at the grocery store. It's called Stephen King Goes to The Movies, and it's five of his books that have been made movies, as well as a little...

Glad to know I'm not the only one that does this when I'm unprepared. Ha ha ha :lol:

You should definitely do that. I love to read about things set in that specific time era. Great book. Great author.

I think I read that one too! Though, I can't remember the name either, but the storyline definitely sounds familiar.

Today I'm not irritated. Yea!

Ha ha ha ha!:lol:

*lol* Thanks for the laugh. It looks like you have 2 recruits to share your opinion. I did enjoy The Hobbit...I do have to make that confession. But the others were too drenched in detail for me to sort out. ;)

I don't know that I could read anything else by her, and not be thinking of Harry Potter the whole time. The same reason that I haven't read anything else that Stephenie Meyer has written (outside of Twilight).

I've only read a few fanfic things regarding Harry Potter, and they weren't even about the main characters, which I liked. I don't like for people to write about Harry, it bothers me for some reason. *lol* But, I do believe that most of the fanfic pieces are not very good, but entertaining.

You didn't really miss much. *lol* I only made it through the first one before I gave it up as a bad job.

Gosh, it's hard to remember that far back... To Kill a Mockingbird (9th Grade) Lord of the Flies (10th Grade) A Separate Peace (10th Grade) Fahrenheit 451 (10th Grade) Excerpt from Lonesome Dove (11th Grade) Frankenstein (12th Grade) Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (12th Grade) Heart...

I read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in one sitting, because I could not stand not knowing if Harry lived or died. It took me about 12 and a half hours to finish. But, it was so worth that 12 and a half hours of rainy Sunday.

Oil by Upton Sinclair. I saw the movie...There Will Be Blood, and my boss offered me the book to read. Not only were they completely different stories, but I just could not get into the book. It took me ages to read.

I cried like a little kid when I read this book. The last 100 pages or so had me in tears. I didn't cry during the movie though...maybe it was because it was set in different time periods, and it just didn't feel the same to me.

I read Ginger by Ginger Rogers, and it was pretty good. I tend to read just biographies though, and not autobiographies. Pretty much anything I can find at Barnes & Noble.

I think that Pure Murder by Corey Mitchell was pretty scary, in that it's a true story and happened not too far (like yards) from where I work. I also think that any book by John Saul is scary, my personal favorite being Suffer the Children. It and Pet Cemetery by Stephen King scared me so...