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What are you reading??? How would you rate it? Would you recommend it and why?
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The Help...third finished....so far, very good. Want to see it before I see the movie.
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Am in the middle of The Help and just can't get into it. Hubs read it and really enjoyed it and it's been so acclaimed by most critics that there's a movie coming out soon of it.

Must get back to my iPad and plug along again until it catches me.
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I know... I have it but havn't started it yet. I also want to read it before I see the movie!!!

The Art Of Racing in The Rain is the same way... hard to get into and hard to put down when you do!
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Warlord by Ted Bell. Pretty good so far.
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Just finished Art of Racing in the Rain! Loved it!
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Just finished Black Cross by Greg Iles- very good! Now reading The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest. Enjoyed the first two books of the series.
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Still working on the first page of Ulysses!


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Just finished Art of Racing in the Rain! Loved it!

Was it hard to get into??? I thought it started out cheesy.... But LOVED it!!!
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Just finished Black Cross by Greg Iles- very good! Now reading The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest. Enjoyed the first two books of the series.

A girlfriend told me to read 24 Hours by Greg Iles.. I couldn't put it down!!!
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Seriously???? I mean... That sounds like heavy reading... Are you messing with me????
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It's a joke - - -


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Whew..... *laughing* I thought it was... and didn't know how to ask!!!
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I know... I have it but havn't started it yet. I also want to read it before I see the movie!!!

The Art Of Racing in The Rain is the same way... hard to get into and hard to put down when you do!
I have never been a reader up until about 5 years ago at which I started reading quite a bit. A little over 2 years ago I lost my motivation to read and haven't read since.

When I read your OP the first book that came to mind was The Art of Racing in the Rain and it wasnt too long after reading it that I lost my motivation, but not because of the Racing book. I did love that book and it's the only book I kept after reading because I wanted to re-read it sometime into the future. However, I have about 4 boxes of books that I haven't read yet packed for our move to TV, and at the rate I'm reading I think I'll have to be re-incarnated a couple of time before I can get caught up and back to the Art of Racing!
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I really enjoyed The Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri. It's a collection of short stories about Indians, and most of the stories take place in Boston, but a few are in India. I love reading about different cultures.

On another note, a friend gave me an Amazon gift card for my birthday this week, and I can't find anything on their website that sounds REALLY, REALLY good to read. Racing in the Rain sounds very sad (I don't want a sad book for my birthday book), and 24 Hours sounds scary (I find I don't enjoy books where children are at risk anymore. Yes, I know it's fiction, but still...)

I LOVED The Help. Finished it in 2 days! lol

Any suggestions for my gift card?
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