What Book Are you Reading now?

Rob wrote:

Melissa wrote:

I just finished reading "Big Fish". It was a wonderful book and i recommend it.

Is that the one about the old man who's dying, and his son is trying to sort through all the tall tales his father told?

Yep! That's the one! The movie is great too.

i'm not reading anything rite now! suprise suprise! normally i always read! i ran out of books at my house and i am waitng to go to the library to get some more!

The story girl -LMM

thats a really good book Rilla

The Crossroad by Beverly Lewis

That's a good book, Marilyn. I like anything by Beverly Lewis.

I haven't read much lately, but off and on I am reading The Autobiography of Peter Cartwright.

Madie and The Ghost Bandits

I´ve just started reading "Lunch with Mussolini"... I´m so exited about it and can´t wait to get deep into it...

JW wrote:

Madie and The Ghost Bandits

i love mandie books i have read all of them! mandiewebsite

I'm reading The Messiah Code by Michael Cordy, an English author born in Africa. Pretty good book.

flatbroke wrote:

I'm reading The Messiah Code by Michael Cordy, an English author born in Africa. Pretty good book.

Is it something like The Da Vinci Code?? Cause I loved that beyond words

GrandDuchessOlga wrote:

Is it something like The Da Vinci Code?? Cause I loved that beyond words

No, though I thought that it would be at first too. It's about a doctor looking for the DNA of Christ to make a miracle cure, and the people trying to stop him. Fiction of course, but still a good book.

Hmm it still sounds like it´s in the same genre.. digging up in old mysteries and such. But now I´m interested in this book. I´ll be sure to check that one out

I love to read really old books.
Right now I'm reading a book called
The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter.
I read it before- about 15 years ago.
I like to read books over again that I haven't read
in a long time.
Some parts I will remember and others
I won't remember until it happens and some parts I think,
"why don't I remember this?!"
Must have been too sleepy the first time!

There have been 2 movies made about
other books that Gene Stratton Porter wrote.
Maybe you have seen them?

The Girl of The Limberlost
and
Freckles

Her books always had nature at the core.

Holly

i am reading Wanda Brunstetters Book Plain and Fancy it is the third book in the Lancaster Brides! it is a four in one book that i have but u can get them seperatly. i really like them! i got it on saturday. i bought it off of Amazon for $4.99!

Prairie Wind wrote:

I love to read really old books.
Right now I'm reading a book called
The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter.
I read it before- about 15 years ago.
I like to read books over again that I haven't read
in a long time.
Some parts I will remember and others
I won't remember until it happens and some parts I think,
"why don't I remember this?!
"Must have been too sleepy the first time!

There have been 2 movies made about
other books that Gene Stratton Porter wrote.
Maybe you have seen them?

The Girl of The Limberlost
and
Freckles

Her books always had nature at the core.

Holly

I love Gene Stratton Porter's books! I liked the movies, too. But the books, I absolutely love.

Oh, I am so glad to hear that Savannah!
Her books are not well known.
Not only does her love of nature come
through so beautifully but she has such
imaginative story lines!
The Harvester plot is incredible!

Have you read any other old authors?
Grace Livingston Hill? Or Graces' niece Isabela Alden aka Pansy?
How about Catherine Marshall's Christy?
What a writer!

I see you like the story of Felicity and Gus...
I only saw the early episode
with them (the kiss in the barn)
I'm glad to see they continued on
and were married- correct?
I never have forgot his "picking the pus"
out of his toes, though! Ack!

Prairie Wind wrote:

Have you read any other old authors?
Grace Livingston Hill? Or Graces' niece Pansy?
How about Catherine Marshall's Christy?
What a writer!

Two of my Sisters They Love Grace Livingston Hill They have Lots of Book of Her and I Once Read Catherine Marshall's Books and i LOVE THE SHOW CHRISTY :woohooo:

Yeah, I love the show too! I plan on watching it again on DVD.

Did you buy it already we have it on dvd or my mom does

I plan on renting it from Netflix!
I just finished reading the book.

Prairie Wind wrote:

Oh, I am so glad to hear that Savannah!
Her books are not well known.
Not only does her love of nature come
through so beautifully but she has such
imaginative story lines!
The Harvester plot is incredible!

Have you read any other old authors?
Grace Livingston Hill? Or Graces' niece Isabela Alden aka Pansy?
How about Catherine Marshall's Christy?
What a writer!

I see you like the story of Felicity and Gus...
I only saw the early episode
with them (the kiss in the barn)
I'm glad to see they continued on
and were married- correct?
I never have forgot his "picking the pus"
out of his toes, though! Ack!

I didn't know that Isabella Alden was Grace Livingston Hill's niece! I thoroughly enjoy her books. I found one at a yard sale a while back, and just loved it. Christy was an excellent book, too. I haven't read it in years, but it was very powerful.

I haven't read "The Harvester".........I'll have to see if I can find a copy! Have you read the book "Just David" by Eleanor Porter? That's another really good book!


LOL . . . Gus Pike.......Yes, he improved greatly through the seasons. One of my friends, years ago, couldn't understand why I was so upset when Gus died. I was heartbroken!! But she'd only seen that first "toe picking" episode. I'd seen him grow into a wonderful character. Then, I loaned her my Avonlea tapes, and she fell just as much in love with the characters as I was......though, I wished that they'd have made Felicity a little less full of herself. I always thought that there was no way that someone like Alec or Janet would allow their daughter to grow to be so self absorbed.

I have read Just David!
It was a vacation book for me!
Loved it!

Which Pansy book did you read?

Oh, no! Gus dies????

(Did I make ya feel bad? )