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Topic: Need a good read?

NWfleur
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Posted: 9:55 PM, August 12th (Sunday), 2012

Read Shadow of the Wind, by Carlos Zafon. I have recommended it to many, many people, and not one of them was disappointed. And nearly all of them ended up staying up late at night to read the last several chapters of the book.

Happy reading!

Me BS (39)
Him WS (36)
2 DS
M: 9 years (together 13)
DD: 4/10/2012
(Separated since 12/11...affair began ??!!)

Divorced!!!

Posts: 336 | Registered: Jun 2012 | From: USA

wildbananas
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Posted: 11:38 PM, August 12th (Sunday), 2012

This looks good - I put it on my to be read list. Thanks!

Travel light, live light, spread the light, be the light. ~ Yogi Bhajan

Posts: 15743 | Registered: Apr 2006 | From: Now an AZ girl

teach5
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Posted: 2:57 PM, August 14th (Tuesday), 2012

I read that a while ago and just finished the "prequel", Angel's Game, and the sequel, Prisoner of Heaven, which tells Fermin's story. Both were good!

Posts: 418 | Registered: Mar 2008

metamorphisis
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Posted: 3:23 PM, August 14th (Tuesday), 2012

I was in the library yesterday with my phone in hand and read this post to get some book ideas. I picked it up. I'll start it before bed tonight

"79% of stair accidents happen on the stairs"..Gumball Watterson

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InnerLight
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Posted: 12:16 AM, August 17th (Friday), 2012

Is the writing good? Or is it a racey plot good read? Are the characters well developed?

I realize we have different ideas of what is a good read so more info please!

BS, 55 years
D-day 6-2-08
D after 20 years
The journey from Armageddon to Amazing Life happens one step at a time. Don't ever give up!

Posts: 6613 | Registered: Jun 2008 | From: Rural California

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