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Just finished Have His Carcase by Dorothy L. Sayers, now working on another book of hers, Busman's Honeymoon.
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What Book Are You Currently Reading?
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I'm actually currently reading "Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Woman's Prison" by Piper Kerman.
Reason being is cause I got into the show and I've become quite the fan of the show. So I figured I'd read the book the series is based.
I also need to get to reading the Jim Henson Biography. I own it, but haven't read it entirely yet. Truthfully between that book and my tons of comic books, graphic novels and manga. I have a TON of reading to do and catch up on,
Reason being is cause I got into the show and I've become quite the fan of the show. So I figured I'd read the book the series is based.
I also need to get to reading the Jim Henson Biography. I own it, but haven't read it entirely yet. Truthfully between that book and my tons of comic books, graphic novels and manga. I have a TON of reading to do and catch up on,
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Gratitude and Trust by Paul Williams and Tracey Jackson. That's right, that Paul Williams!
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From the interviews I saw- I assume it's sad?
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More Christie readings, finished The Clocks yesterday, started Cat Among The Pigeons today.
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My mom loves that show right now. She's really excited about the new season.I'm actually currently reading "Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Woman's Prison" by Piper Kerman.
Reason being is cause I got into the show and I've become quite the fan of the show. So I figured I'd read the book the series is based.
I also need to get to reading the Jim Henson Biography. I own it, but haven't read it entirely yet. Truthfully between that book and my tons of comic books, graphic novels and manga. I have a TON of reading to do and catch up on,
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From what I read so far, it's not sad, but you do feel empathy for both authors when they write about their experiences relating to the book.
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I recently finished through The Secret Garden, a book that I've been wanting to read for some reason, probably because I saw the Harvey Beaks episode "The Secret Gordon" that very loosely parodies it. It's a very beautiful and hopeful story, and I know there was a film adaptation from 1993 that I don't remember seeing through all the way as a kid. I need to check that out sometime.