Re: What's Everyone Reading?

Hi,
I can see why! It's amazing and I'm already half way through it; the only reason I haven't gotten any further is because I'm revising for exams as well...
 
Parisa

"~J. Wolf~" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello!

The Importance of Being Earnest is my all time fave play by Oscar
Wilde, full of subtle humor and wit. You'll love it!

Jamieson

Parisa Khaneghah wrote:

> Hi everyone, This is my first post to this
> list...well, I just finished reading 'Confessions Of An English
> Opium Eater' by Thomas De Quincey about half an hour ago, and I'm
> about to start reading 'The Importance Of Being Earnest' by Oscar
> Wilde. Has anyone read either of these? Parisa
>
> kahlana wrote:
>
> Hi Jamieson,Thanks for the review of both books. Guilty
> Pleasures is a different book and at times I want to stop
> reading it but anything with vampires or horror just won't
> let me stop. BTW...my favorite writer is Stephen
> King...and yours and anyone else? Also what are you
> reading now and how do you like it? This question can be
> directed to all.....Let's post!BarbaraPS - Hope to see
> lots more emails from this group when I get back. I'm off
> to take my daughter shopping! Bye for now!
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ~J. Wolf~ [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 2:11 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [bookworm] New members on the way!
>
> Hey Barbara and all,
>
> I've read both Little Alters Everywhere and
> Guilty Pleasures. I LOVED Little Alters and
> found it to be superior to Devine Secrets of the
> Ya-Ya Sisterhood, though it is still a good
> book. What I found interesting about Little
> Alters was that it gave us snapshots of these
> characters lives and it was so deep, anyone
> could identify with someone in it. It was also
> a nice dose of Southern hospitality. :)
>
> I was introduced to Laurell K. Hamilton when I
> read A Kiss of Shadows. While Guilty Pleasures
> is a different book, and I still prefer her
> Meredith Gentry series, Anita Blake is one tough
> cookie. An excellent read. :)
>
> Jamieson
>
> kahlana wrote:
>
> > Hello and welcome,Yes, do send more people
> > here and let's discuss what we are reading
> > now. Would like this list to be more active.
> > :-) Here's what I am reading now:Guilty
> > Pleasures by Laurell K. HamiltonLittle Altars
> > Everywhere by Rebecca WellsAnyone read any of
> > these? How did you like them if you did? So
> > far, I am enjoying them both.Let's hear from
> > more members!Barbara
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Shalanna (Denise )
> > [mailto:[email protected]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 1:07
> > PM
> > To: [email protected]
> > Subject: [bookworm] New members on
> > the way!
> > Hi! I'm sending a test message to
> > make sure that we're all still
> > here. Things have been awfully
> > quiet.
> >
> > Is it all right if I send about ten
> > new members here to discuss all
> > kinds of books? Let's see if this
> > post comes through.
> >
> >
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