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I hated The Catcher in the Rye. Maybe there's something wrong with me. Also, I couldn't stand Siddhartha by Hesse. Oh...and Insomnia by Stephen King.

I enjoyed it. I thought it was a little predictable but overall a fun read. I did like "A Simple Plan" better though.

I'd be willing to buy a reader if it was reasonably priced and it didn't use a proprietary format. For $400 just for the hardware I could buy 40 paperbacks. Then they want an additional $10 for each book you download. It just doesn't make sense to me.

I re-read occasionally. Every couple of years I re-read the Lord of the Rings books. I went through a phase where I had an urge to re-read some of the books that made an impact on me when I was younger. I spent a good deal of time tracking em down and enjoyed going through them again even if...

I keep track of my books with software from collectorz.com. It cost me a little bit of money but the software works well. I might have been just as happy with the LibraryThing website but it's too late now.

Unless it's a very nice copy of the book, I don't really worry too much about what happens to it. Paperbacks I'll give to someone if they'd like to read it. So far, friends and family have taken care of books I loan them and in the case of the few exceptions where something happened to the...

The first book that got me interested in the Sci-Fi genre was A Wrinkle In Time when I was a kid. Other than that, the most memorable Sci-Fi book for me was probably Enders Game.

Hello I'm currently living in Lubbock, Texas but I grew up in California and Utah. Looks like a great site. I'm hoping to find some ideas about authors and books that I'll really enjoy. :)