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I never read the book, but I did watch the movie years ago. The adults made me mad in the movie because they seemed to contribute to the problem - maybe I'm remembering wrong. Can you expand upon the 'oh my'?

Definitely. I've practically worn out the spine on my book. I think it will great to see what has been updated or what is new. I can't wait.

:iagree:Yes, Lorna is so right - Feedback is very welcome. Hint - please come out of lurker mode and comment on the book reviews. :bigear: Let us know what you all think of the books: Whether the book sounds interesting and just got to have it, interesting but not for you, sounds scary, sad, sexy, or whatever. We are getting an average of 40 - 50 hits a day, but nobodies talking, except for a select few. We would love to hear what you all have to say. Pretty please with sugar on top. Thank you for your readership and throwing some bloggy love your way. Happy Reading.

I decided book # 6 will be Life of Pi by Yann Martel. I've actually read more than 6 books since the beginning of the year. The books numbered for the 52 books challenge are the one's I started on Thursday of each reading week. My list so far is Salvation in Death by J.D. Robb Wicked by Gregory Maguire (#1 52 books) If There Be Dragons by Kay Hooper (#2 52 books) Love by Design (2 classic novels) by Nora Roberts Fire Dancer by Colleen Coble Five in a Row by Jane Coffey Bad Faith by Aimee Thurlo Unspeakable by Sandra Brown (# 3 52 books) Distant Echoes by Colleen Coble To Catch a Thief by Christina Sky Black Sands by Colleen Coble Hot Mahogany by Stuart Woods Split Second by David Baldacci (#4 52 books) Kiss - Ted Dekker Spider's Web by Agatha Christie Destiny Kills by Keri Arthur Prey for a Miracle by Aimee Thurlo (#5 52 books) The Bone Garden by Tess Gerritsen The Wild Sight by Loucinda McGary Dance with the Dragon by David Hagberg Life of Pi by Yann Martel The links are to the reviews on my blog. Happy reading!

LOL! Yes, I know it is easy to get sucked in and go from blog to blog to blog. Hope you found some good books for your wish list. You are very welcome.

I loved it. Glad to hear you are enjoying being taken away into the world of dragons. Enjoy!

Semicolon's Saturday Review of Books is up over at Sherry's. Post a link to one of your reviews or find a new book to read and add to your ever growing TBR pile. Happy Reading!

Hi gang, Sherry at Semicolon hosts a review of books every saturday where you can post a link to a book you have reviewed this week on your blog. Doesn't matter how long or how short the review is. It can be just a few thoughts, a long discussion or whatever. For those of you who have posted on the 52 books blog, you can link to your review there. It is also a great chance to discover new books to add to your tbr pile. Join in the fun!

Hi Luann - Welcome to the challenge. You are doing great. Sorry, we were a little late in getting the post up today. Happy Reading.

Howdy readers! January is over and passed really quickly don't you think. It's already time to start book # 6. You can post here, and post a review if you want at the 52 books blog. http://read52booksin52weeks.blogspot.com/ If you want to become a contributor and post reviews, let me know and I will email you an invite. Check out the reviews that have been posted so far. And your comments are welcome and appreciated. I have been writing a post every thursday with a link to each weeks post so you can check out each week. ___________________ Feel free to join in at any time--Recapping the rules: Read an average of a book a week - 52 books in 52 weeks Re-reading a book counts--as long as you first read it before 2009 School related books don't count (unless you want them to) __________________ I'm in the middle of Dance with the Dragons by David Hagberg. Not quite sure what my # 6 book will be yet, so will update when decide. How about a recap of what you read in January, if you haven't already in the week 4 update post. Happy Reading!

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It was a beautiful sunny day and we went on a nature walk yesterday. Link in signature below Happy WW

I finished Prey for a Miracle by Aimee Thurlo and thoroughly enjoyed it. Will be reviewing it soon and posting it on the 52 books blog While reading Sunday Salon entries this week came across two wonderful essays about reading and reviewing. One - an essay by Virginia Woolf titled the love of reading. I posted it on the 52 books blog. John Updike who passed away recently came up with 6 rules of reviewing, 31 years ago. Makes for interesting reading at this link Enjoy!

Ours is up now. I'll wander by sometime this weekend to check out the doings in your households. Have a good weekend.

If you all like to read romances at all - harlequin is celebrating their 60th anniversary with 16 free downloads of different romances from suspense and paranormal to regular romance to passion to historical at this link. http://www.harlequincelebrates.com You can download and save to pdf or e reader.

I'll be reading The Book Thief soon so look forward to hearing what you thought about. By the way - this is for anyone - how do you quote more than one person a post, so can answer or talk about more than one thing, like I did above with 3 separate posts. I haven't figured that out yet.

Rose, they do become addictive. I love the a.d. chronicles and will be reading the 8th one soon. Her zion chronicles are also good - historical fiction about the nazi takeover and life during those times. Sometimes hard to read, but well done.

Maguire's books are rather dark. Reading Wicked satisfied my curiosity about the books. Probably won't read anymore of them.

If you started reading The Da Vinci Code for the third time this year, then yes it counts. I've read it twice and gotten something different out of it each time. Good book. Look forward to hearing what you have to say about the Flynn Books. Something else to add to my wishlist. :)

Tonight it's time to start book #5. You can post here, and post a review if you want at the 52 books blog. http://read52booksin52weeks.blogspot.com/ ___________________ Feel free to join in at any time--Recapping the rules: Read an average of a book a week - 52 books in 52 weeks Re-reading a book counts--as long as you first read it before 2009 School related books don't count (unless you want them to) From the threads, it sounds like you all are reading up a storm. Keep up the good work and most of all - have fun! Book # 5 for me will be Pray for a Miracle (A Sister Agatha Mystery) by Aimee Thurlo Happy Reading!

Mine's up. Remember and honor! Link in my signature.

Calling all readers. We haven't done a what's on your nightstand in a while. So what books are sitting in your tbr pile waiting to be read. What did you finish this month and what did you think about it. What are you planning on reading. How about some pictures. 52 books participants can post at the 52 books blog or link to their blogs. Everyone else: What are you reading?

Hey Amber, Your week looks great and your kids are adorable. I didn't see any place for comments so just wanted you to know. Welcome to weekly reporters.

My post is finally up here I'll get round to checking your week soon. Have a good weekend.