BookThane1590
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Yea, I really need to find more people with whom I can talk about books. "The Da Vinci Code" is still annoying me, and I finished "Best New Horror," which is a collection of short horror stories published in 1990. Some of the stories were good, but others were completely annoying (or ridiculous) ****. How's "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" coming? I've seen it everywhere, in stores and on people's reading lists.
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Hiya, thanks for the friend request I hope you've been enjoying this forum, I find it the best place to talk books and meet new awesome people
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Hi Stephen King books are a bit hit and miss for me. The first on I read was Carrie (I ended up only reading the first 50 pages or so because I hated it). Then I read Green Mile and I loved it, it has become my favourite book now. Since then I tried to read Misery and didn't like it. Now I'm reading Cell and quite enjoying it I have Lisey's Story and Dolores Clairborne to read too, and I'm sure I'll go back to Carrie and Misery at some point.
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I just like books that maybe involve intrigue within families/friends, maybe family rivalry etc. If you check my reading list on here you will see what kind of books I have read. I have been trying to read slightly different kinds of genre. What about yourself. Heck Library Thing, I forgotten to go on there in such a long time, I will have forgotten how to use it.....lol
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Hi! I just wanted to say I love you for loving Stephen King! I read someone's review of The Tommyknockers, and they hated it, so I needed to know he's still loved to get that out of my head. My first Stephen King read was The Dark Half when I was 14. What was yours?
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Thanks very much, Diane/Inver, for the welcome! I'm finding my way around here quite well, in fact. I saw your profile on LibraryThing and it's really cool. How exactly would you describe a family/relationship type novel? I've never read something described as such, so I'm very curious.
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I will check out Amanda Quick books at amazon.com.
I'm always looking for an interesting book. And get most of them at amazon.
I usually buy the used books, but do prefer hardcover when I can get it.
I'll go check out the introduction thread. Thanks.