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    Wild at Heart

    I am re-reading Wild at Heart - Discovering the Secret of a Man's Soul by John Eldredge.
    http://www.amazon.com/Wild-Heart-Dis.../dp/0785268839

    It is one of my favorite reads.
    Stuck in a "Business Casual" world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanC
    Yes, it's very good. I recently came across both it and The Thin Man while thrifting (at different times). I've enjoyed both a lot, and likely will end up getting the rest of Hammett, too.
    You can't go wrong with any of Hammett. Red Harvest is a particular favorite of mine, but they're all good.
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    war and peace - it has been sitting in my garage bookshelf for years, and I spend 3+ hrs/day on the train commuting....

    Actually pretty engrossing once I got into it.

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    My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding It's a compilation of urban fantasy short stories revolving around weddings.
    " And how can man die better.
    Than facing fearful odds?"
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    The Watchmen; my husband's raved about it for years, and with the movie coming up next year, I wanted to read the graphic novel first.

    I'm also re-reading World War Z and the Zombie Survival Guide.
    --Life's too short to wear boring shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by swingtimegal
    The Watchmen; my husband's raved about it for years, and with the movie coming up next year, I wanted to read the graphic novel first.

    I'm also re-reading World War Z and the Zombie Survival Guide.
    The Watchmen is a great story I can't wait to see the movie.
    " And how can man die better.
    Than facing fearful odds?"
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    Just re-read "The Big Sleep". I like it.
    Now onto "Middlesex" by Jeffrey Eugenides
    Nothing more foolish than a man chasin' his hat. - Millers Crossing

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    The book that goes along with the exhibit of Cecilia Beaux's work. I really must get to Philly to see the exhibit in person--her portraits are lovely.
    The time to make up your mind about people is never--The Philadelphia Story

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    Just moved on to God Is Not Great.

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    I'm re-reading Ulysses with a friend of mine. It's been a long time since I've read this book and I'd forgotten how much I despise the lack of quotation marks.

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