What are you READING?

[chinbunny]

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Yes great book! haven't read that in a long time. I have all his dog stories, and his last book that was published before he died. Called every living thing. I should pick it up and reread it again. That book always makes me cry.

 

[VictoriaTwead]

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Thanks for the mention! 'Chickens' is doing really well in the UK and Spain, and I'm so delighted how many from the USA have read it already.

I totally agree with Cats Critters, Chinbunny and others about the James Herriot books. I love them, and it was All Creatures Great and Small that inspired 'Chickens'.

Victoria

 

[Q9]

I usually cycle between these books, depending on my mood:

Lord of the Rings series, including The Hobbit.

Raising the Hunley

Treasure Island

Eye of the Storm, a Civil War journal

Various books from the Politically Incorrect Guide series

The Really Inconvenient Truths

And those are just the ones I regularly read!

Just finished Up From Slavery and The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.

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The reason I listed all these is because I'm bound to start one of them tonight.

 

[PaulaJoAnne]

How many of you have read through the Redwall series, by Brian Jaques?
They are the best.
If you like Watership Down, you will love the Redwall series.

 

[Ms.FuzzyButts]

Just finished reading The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski..
Now it seems, all I read is BYC....

 

[dacjohns]

The Hoosier-Shawnee Ecological Assessment

 

[jasonponce]

The Candy Shop Wars

 

[chinbunny]

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Thanks for the mention! 'Chickens' is doing really well in the UK and Spain, and I'm so delighted how many from the USA have read it already.

I totally agree with Cats Critters, Chinbunny and others about the James Herriot books. I love them, and it was All Creatures Great and Small that inspired 'Chickens'.

Victoria

I added it to my wish list. I may buy it in the future. I saw one about warrior cats at kmart tonight that looked interesting. Also looking in to writing and self publishing a fictional story of my own about animals.

 

[Whitehouse Quail]

A Bold, Fresh Piece of Humanity, by Bill O'Reilly. Very good! Hysterical, and i can relate to the Catholic nuns in his school!

 

[jasonponce]

I forgot to add that I am also reading City Chicks, I am getting ready to get a flock (although not legal where I am at).