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What did you read in September?
- Thread starter shadforth
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beer good
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Musicophilia - Sacks, Oliver 3/5
Left Behind - LaHaye/Jenkins 0/5
I Curse The River Of Time - Pettersson, Per 4/5
Grammatica Obscura - Nanok 1/5
Tredje flykthastigheten - Lotass, Lotta 4/5
Senselessness - Castellanos Moya, Horacio 4/5
Perdido Street Station - Mieville, China 3/5
Left Behind - LaHaye/Jenkins 0/5
I Curse The River Of Time - Pettersson, Per 4/5
Grammatica Obscura - Nanok 1/5
Tredje flykthastigheten - Lotass, Lotta 4/5
Senselessness - Castellanos Moya, Horacio 4/5
Perdido Street Station - Mieville, China 3/5
SFG75
Well-Known Member
September
One Blood: The Biblical answers to racism Ken Ham, et al
Divine Justice; David Baldacci
No Safe Place Richard North Patterson
The Ham book was a good theological read if you want to know some of the apologetics related to "who was Cain's wife?" kind of questions. Other than that, it is a claptrap half-hearted swipe at evolution. The Baldacci book was good, but No Safe Place was definitely a good page turner. I really liked how it was written and how he went back and forth in time in the story.
One Blood: The Biblical answers to racism Ken Ham, et al
Divine Justice; David Baldacci
No Safe Place Richard North Patterson
The Ham book was a good theological read if you want to know some of the apologetics related to "who was Cain's wife?" kind of questions. Other than that, it is a claptrap half-hearted swipe at evolution. The Baldacci book was good, but No Safe Place was definitely a good page turner. I really liked how it was written and how he went back and forth in time in the story.
NotTheDoctor
Member
La solitude des nombres premiers, Paolo Giordano
La piel fría, Albert Sánchez Piñol
Le fait du prince, Amélie Nothomb
El arte de la distorsión, Juan Gabriel Vásquez
Just After Sunset, Stephen King
La cinquième femme, Henning Mankell
La piel fría, Albert Sánchez Piñol
Le fait du prince, Amélie Nothomb
El arte de la distorsión, Juan Gabriel Vásquez
Just After Sunset, Stephen King
La cinquième femme, Henning Mankell
saliotthomas
New Member
Alexandro Baricco-Novecento 3/5
Stendhal-The red and the black 5/5
Donald E Westlake-Money for nothing 3/5
Alan Weisman-The World Without Us 3/5
Joseph O'neil-Netherland 3/5
China Mieville-City&city 3/5
Will Knot - The devil flower 2+/5
Guy de Maupassant-Boule de suif 3/5
Marilynne Robinson-Home 3/5
Jane Bolwes-Two serious Ladies 4/5
Donald Westlake-The Dame 4+/5
lawrence Durrell-Justine 5/5
Antonio Tabucchi-Dream of dreams 4/5
Stendhal-The red and the black 5/5
Donald E Westlake-Money for nothing 3/5
Alan Weisman-The World Without Us 3/5
Joseph O'neil-Netherland 3/5
China Mieville-City&city 3/5
Will Knot - The devil flower 2+/5
Guy de Maupassant-Boule de suif 3/5
Marilynne Robinson-Home 3/5
Jane Bolwes-Two serious Ladies 4/5
Donald Westlake-The Dame 4+/5
lawrence Durrell-Justine 5/5
Antonio Tabucchi-Dream of dreams 4/5
abecedarian
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The Deportees and Other Stories-Roddy Doyle 5/5
Codex 632-Jose Rodrigues Dos Santos 1/5
Outlander-Diana Gabaldon 5/5
The Miracle at St. Anna- James McBride 4/5
In the Heart of the Sea-Nathaniel Philbrick 5/5
Codex 632-Jose Rodrigues Dos Santos 1/5
Outlander-Diana Gabaldon 5/5
The Miracle at St. Anna- James McBride 4/5
In the Heart of the Sea-Nathaniel Philbrick 5/5
Sofia
New Member
Fantasy Moon
kickbox
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies – Jane Austen & Seth Grahame-Smith
Rampant – Diana Peterfreund
Devoted – Alice Borchardt
Rampant has killer unicorns and that makes it awesome!
Rampant – Diana Peterfreund
Devoted – Alice Borchardt
Rampant has killer unicorns and that makes it awesome!
Landslide
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That bad? I guess this will only be read if available in the library...
In September I only read
Like Water for Chocolate, by Laura Esquivel.
abecedarian
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That bad? I guess this will only be read if available in the library...
In September I only read
Like Water for Chocolate, by Laura Esquivel.
Honestly! I liked the story of Christopher Columbus' mysterious background, but the rest of the book was just terrible. Usually in a series, the MC is at least smart, even if he or she is not best friend material..In this case, he was a blathering idiot who deserved to be set up. The way Dos Santos tied up loose ends was just too weird too; I wondered if he'd been watching Dallas re-runs. I was very disappointed. Considering Dos Santos' background as a historian and journalist, he would have served Columbus's story better if he'd written a non fiction book.
Manny Bullpucky
New Member
Ariel -Boyett
Amulet Book Two -Kibuishi
Nightlife -Thurman
When All Hell Breaks Loose -Lundin
Homer's Odyssey -Cooper
do cats always land on their feet -Becker and Spadafori
Dewey -Myron
Amulet Book Two -Kibuishi
Nightlife -Thurman
When All Hell Breaks Loose -Lundin
Homer's Odyssey -Cooper
do cats always land on their feet -Becker and Spadafori
Dewey -Myron
Disenthral
Member
The Road - Cormac McCarthy
Real World - Natsuo Kirino
Out - Natsuo kirino
Catching Fire - Suzanne Collins
Coma - Alex Garland
Real World - Natsuo Kirino
Out - Natsuo kirino
Catching Fire - Suzanne Collins
Coma - Alex Garland
SFG75
Well-Known Member
The Road - Cormac McCarthy
You didn't have to read anything beyond that one for the month. I perosnally can't wait for the movie.
Disenthral
Member
You didn't have to read anything beyond that one for the month. I perosnally can't wait for the movie.
Yea the trailer looks pretty cool, i hope the movie has the scene where the dad is telling the kid how to put the gun in his mouth and point it up. So he cant be caught alive. Cause that's just a crazy part.
