audie
audiefartblossom10,946 postsJoined View profileMessagefartblossom
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i am curious what kind of books everyone here on the board reads. i love to read and probably have accumulated several thousand books in my basement. i like a little bit of everything, especially mysteries/thrillers, and of course my guilty pleasure harlequin blaze books. blazes are excellent beach reading, and i stockpile them from trip to trip to make sure i have enough to last for 2 weeks !
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6MermaidMermaidpicky7,871 postsJoined View profileMessagepicky
I will admit to loving Regency romances. I can't help it! Every now and then I will slip a worthy book in between, just to keep my brain from completely turning to stuffing, but that's not where my heart is. Luckily, I have a sister who is on the Board of Directors in her town's library, so she keeps me on the straight and narrow. :funn:
I read tons of magazines. We get Smithsonian, travel mags, gardening, craft, and shelter mags. (Can you tell my daughter's school sells magazines for their annual fundraiser?)
I read tons of magazines. We get Smithsonian, travel mags, gardening, craft, and shelter mags. (Can you tell my daughter's school sells magazines for their annual fundraiser?)
BeachDreamer
BeachDreamerBeach FanaticThe Peaceful Piney Woods.444 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Jane Austin. Anything by Jane Austin. Pride and Prejudice is the best. Mansfield Park would have been, aside from the lame ending. :lol:
Also love George RR Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series (I am a closet fantasy lover), and Tolkien's now over-popular Lord of the Rings.
Also love George RR Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series (I am a closet fantasy lover), and Tolkien's now over-popular Lord of the Rings.
Jdarg
JdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
For you Tolkien fans- I saw a Tolkien Christmas book last night at a friend's house. I believe it was a collection of Christmas letters to his children? I didn't get to really dig into it, but I'm going to look around online today. It may be out of print.
Cil
CilBeach FanaticAmelia Island, FL1,491 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
I read a little bit of everything, too, though not too many bodice-rippers.
Some of my favorite fantasy:
The Pern Series
Mary Stewart's Merlin trilogy (Arthurian)
plus The Wicked Day (book 4)
The Time Traveler's Wife
I like historical fiction, too:
Corelli's Mandolin
Tracy Chevalier's books
Diana Gabaldon books (bit of bodice-ripping there)
Edward Rutherford's novels: Sarum, London
Mary Renault's Alexander the Great books
A contemporary chick lit book I am reading and enjoying very much right now:
[url=blogcritics.org/archives/2005/01/24/041911.php]Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress
Hilarious, sad, true.
Some of my favorite fantasy:
The Pern Series
Mary Stewart's Merlin trilogy (Arthurian)
plus The Wicked Day (book 4)
The Time Traveler's Wife
I like historical fiction, too:
Corelli's Mandolin
Tracy Chevalier's books
Diana Gabaldon books (bit of bodice-ripping there)
Edward Rutherford's novels: Sarum, London
Mary Renault's Alexander the Great books
A contemporary chick lit book I am reading and enjoying very much right now:
[url=blogcritics.org/archives/2005/01/24/041911.php]Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress
Hilarious, sad, true.
goofer
gooferBeach Fanatic1,165 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
essential reading for the 21st century is thomas friedman's THE WORLD IS FLAT.
Landlocked
LandlockedBeach FanaticAlabama3,216 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
:welcome: Goofer!
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