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I finished reading <b>Life Expectancy</b> the other night and I liked it. It was more suspense than horror, but Koontz did a great job in keeping the reader reading. Every chapter ended with a shocking moment or revelation. I enjoyed the overall feeling I got from the book and I recommend it to...

Choke by Palahniuk. So far, so good. I enjoy his style and I look forward to reading more from him in the future.

THAT was very cool! :eek:

I usually plop down on my bean bag with a pillow behind my head. It's very relaxing. :)

I'm on page 5. :D

I just finished reading Life Expectancy by Dean Koontz. I enjoyed the book, but it wasn't a favorite. Koontz again describes everything vividly (especially the dialogue at dinner) and it does get a little tedious. Life Expectancy cannot compare to my first read by Koontz, The Taking, which...

Thank you. :)

I just woke up and have half the day to enjoy.

Thank you! :) I don't have much left of Life Expectancy and I plan on starting Choke tomorrow. I haven't read any of Palahniuk's books so I'm sure I'm in for a surprise.

I bought Choke today. I've never read anything by Palahniuk and I think this is good one to start off with.

Well I had done that, but my password was for another email address I no longer have. It was terminated. So my old password would not have matched with my new e-mail. I searched through the FAQs and tried to post but my account had to be re-activated. There was no e-mail sent because I can't...

Hey, it's Sam (samh5). I changed my username bc I changed my email about a month ago and I couldn't remember my pw... :rolleyes: I hope I'll be able to post more this time around! Sam :D

I have 50-60 right now but I plan to up that to 100 by the end of the year.

Hey! Those are some good picks! There's a book I read last month that has become my favorite: East of Eden by John Steinbeck. It has everything! I highly recommend it!

It depends. Sometimes I'm in the mood to read, and other times I'm not. So I'd say I probably read 15-20 books a year.

I have, but I enjoy reading one book at a time. I feel I can focus all of my attention on one book and get more out of it than reading two at a time. If the books are similar, I start getting confused. Not good. :eek: :D

Drum Corp, but I'm sure most of you have no idea what that is. :D

I picked up a new book today: Choke by Palahniuk...that's pretty much all I did. I'm pretty lazy. :)

I'm the same way Martin. I can't keep a conversation going that long. Usually I can talk my butt off about something I enjoy talking about, but if it doesn't interest me...meh.

I enjoy a book with all of those qualities but the one that does it for me is character development. I love finishing a book and actually knowing the character and feeling what they feel. Great feeling. :)