Yes, but it was a long time ago and I can't remember much about it. Another good one is Hunt for Red October.
This post was edited by SpunkySenior at April 1, 2020 4:55 PM MDT
Meh no, I don’t have the attention span for books. I have something sooo much better for you :) I was on a conference call earlier today with some people in Australia. They directed me to a link of a Zoo there that is live streaming some of their animals during the coronavirus downtime. It’s my new most favourite thing ..go on the penguin cam!! :)
Totally thinking outside the binds of a book and suggesting a world I am absolutely interested in. Thank you for the link. I am a huge penguin fan and have been for years, even before Happy Feet. (Still a great movie. It combines two things I am interested in. Penguins and Dance! Who can't love that?!) Thanks Jaimie. You defintely deserve SHOTS!!! Happy clinks of glass, and Healthy Thoughts and Vibes! *CLINK!* Thanks Jaimie! :) :)
I forgot to add the author, W. E. Davis. I found the 2nd book on Amazon. I'll check with the library tomorrow to see if they have it first. Our library is doing sidewalk checkout. That means I call ahead of time, arrange for pickup, and they put it on a cart by the sidewalk. :P
Very Nice! Thanks Wakko. :) :) Our library isn't as organized as yours. They just have a book drop off that you can access from the outside. I know. It sounds really primitive for L.A. It's because we live on the outskirts. Thank Goodness. I could go downtown but I don't want to deal with the city. Thanks again and please try to stay Healthy and Happy! :) :)
I am surprised Stephan Colbert has time to sleep, let alone write a book and have it published. Now, here is a man who knows how to organize his time, his talent, and his humor and make them all a success. That, within itself makes anything he writes worth reading. Up on the fridge it goes! Thanks Nonoose Stay safe and Healthy! Always Happy Thoughts to you! :) :)
I love mysteries, fiction, philosophy, adventure, and a little fantasy. I tend to shy away from sci-fi with the exception of Douglas Adams and his trilogy. Those were truly entertaining. BUT, as a general rule, I don't like books where I can't pronounce the character's names. I like J.R.R. Tolkein but those are more fantasy than sci-fi. Those are the only exceptions. Otherwise, like I said murder mysteries, Agatha Christie, and those sorts of things suit my fancy. Thanks for asking bookworm! :) :)
This post was edited by Merlin at May 6, 2020 7:29 AM MDT
HA!! I Beg To Differ!!!! I have a whole book of you saved in my history. It just hasn't been formatted yet. Big Winks and Smiles Always Happy and Healthy Vibes for you, my dashing and well-dressed, black stallion draped in class and taste....
I read that one, too. I rally enjoyed it for so many reasons. (I'm keeping that typo - - rally -- ha! Was it one of the Gabor sisters? "Rally, I do"? For some reason, "Rally I do" is in my head.)
I liked "The Fountainhead," too.
And "Anthem," in some ways, was my favorite that I've read of Rand. :)
This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at March 30, 2020 11:05 AM MDT
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