What Book Are you Reading now?

A Sister's Test by Wanda Brunstetter

I got 1 more library book to read. The book is called:

Dear America

Christmas After All (The Great Depression Diary of Minnie Swift)

By Kathryn Lasky


Then, I can go back to my own books. That, was being hold for so long. Since, I was taking library books out. I still haven't read books, that I bought at garage sale, thrift store, or book sale.

The Witch of Blackbird Pond.

Continue reading of Brisingr by Christopher Paolini.

I just finished reading Nectar in a Sieve for my lit class in high school. It was a sad book, but worth the read; it was all about the acceptance of suffering that is present in the Hindu religion.

I forgot the title, but it's a biography of Grace Kelly. Amazing!

Rob wrote:

Savannah wrote:

That sounds like an interesting book! It would be fun to "watch" a new episode of TAGS.

The funny thing is, no one can seem to remember why they didn't film that ep. Andy is quoted as saying that he loved it, but they they just never used it "for some reason." The author theorizes that it might be because this show kind of goes against the normal formula. In this one, Andy himself brings about the conflict when he tries to get the wandering minstrel guy to settle down in Mayberry. Normally it's others who cause the conflict, and Andy has to make things right.

Savannah wrote:

I have a book that has a synopsis of every episode of the old Zorro series starring Guy Williams - but that only ran for about 80 episodes. The book you have must be pretty thick!

Actually, it's not. Each synopsis is only a paragraph or two, so that section doesn't take up all that much room.

I loved watching that Zorro show when I was a kid. Guy Williams was one of my heroes. He was also on Lost in Space, another of my childhood favorites.

Savannah wrote:

One of the episodes that they used was A Date for Gomer, and how he saw beyond Mary Grace's physical appearance, and enjoyed her company for who she was. That is one of my favorite Gomer episodes. He's just so sweet and considerate. I always wished that they'd have brought Mary Grace back for more episodes. But I'm rambling now...........:shy:[/color]

That's probably my favorite Gomer episode too. I love it when Gomer runs out right after he meets Mary Grace, and they all think it's because of the way she looks. But it turns out he just went to buy her a corsage (or should I say "cor-sage"), because he saw the other girls had them and he wanted her to have one, too.

And of course it's an especially funny ep because we get to see Gomer dancing. They really should put Jim Nabors on Dancing With the Stars. :thankyou:

I'd so like to read that, is it this book? http://www.amazon.com/The-Andy-Griffith-Show-Book/dp/0312661770/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333192729&sr=8-1

MissYoungClassic wrote:

I forgot the title, but it's a biography of Grace Kelly. Amazing!

That sounds so interesting!

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo...so far so good.

something blue-emily giffin

Baby proof by emily giffin

Love the one you're with-Emily Giffin,

tHE STORY GIRL.luCY mm

Very good book so far.

John Locke: Philosopher of American Liberty by Mary-Elaine Swanson

Sense and Sensibility

Emily of New moon.

My MIL loaned me this book on Kindle

On the Island by Tracey Garvis Graves

Anna Emerson is a thirty-year-old English teacher desperately in need of adventure. Worn down by the cold Chicago winters and a relationship that’s going nowhere, she jumps at the chance to spend the summer on a tropical island tutoring sixteen-year-old T.J.

T.J. Callahan has no desire to go anywhere. His cancer is in remission and he wants to get back to his normal life. But his parents are insisting he spend the summer in the Maldives catching up on all the school he missed last year.

Anna and T.J. board a private plane headed to the Callahan’s summer home, and as they fly over the Maldives’ twelve hundred islands, the unthinkable happens. Their plane crashes in shark-infested waters. They make it to shore, but soon discover that they’re stranded on an uninhabited island.

I really enjoyed it

"Anarchy Evolution - Faith, Science, and Bad Religion In A World Without God" by Greg Graffin (2010)

Facinating book on why Evolution can no longer be called a 'theory'. The author, Greg Graffin, PhD, is a professor AND the lead singer for the 30+ year old band Bad Religion. He blends his stories effortlessly between teaching at UCLA and maintaining the group over 3 decades.

Magic for marigold by L.<.Montgomery!

Just finished The Help, and I'm in the middle of The Cinnamon Roll Murder. Fluff reading.

The Angel Of Morgan Hill by Donna VanLiere

The Client by John Grisham

Charlotte Avery on Isle Royale by Rebecca S. Curtis

Baby-Sitters Little Sister #3 Karen's Worst Day by Ann M. Martin.

Sweet Valley High #98 The Wedding By France Pascal.

i finshed reading kilmeny of the orchard.Not my favorited book by LM.M...

The Mind Readers by Lori Brighton

It's free on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/The-Mind-Readers-ebook/dp/B004FN1P1Q

Kamberley, On the Island sounds wonderful .

It really was Gin, it was one of those books you sit down & read in a day because you just want to know what happens. It was 99 cents for a long time & always high on the list of Amazon sellers, so Penguin bought it from the author & now it's $8.

Alex wrote:

I'd so like to read that, is it this book? [url=http://www.amazon.com/The-Andy-Griffith-Show-Book/dp/0312661770/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333192729&sr=8-1

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I'm sorry, Alex. Somehow I missed this question. No, this is the book:

http://www.amazon.com/Andy-Griffith-Show-Richard-Kelly/dp/0895870436/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top