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I'd read numerous reviews of this book at Amazon and then yesterday in England's Daily Mail. Even most of the British seemed to be ecstatic about this novel. I ordered it from Amazon and should get it in due course. From the synopsis and the reviews, it sounds like it could be successful if carefully made into a film or television miniseries.
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"11/22/63" - Stephen King
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Aug 18, 2013 - 2:37 PM
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mastadge
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I've taken two semesters of physics this summer so haven't had much time or energy for leisure reading, but I've finished a few books, the standout of which has been North American Lake Monsters, Nathan Ballingrud's superb debut collection of short fiction.
I'm currently taking advantage of the break before classes start again to read some more, and am currently enjoying:
Conservation of Shadows, an excellent collection of stories by Yoon Ha Lee,
A Stranger in Olondria, a delicious novel by Sofia Samatar,
and Rupetta, a novel by Nike Sulway.
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Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell
re-reading this in Ebook form as I've owned a tablet for almost six months and haven't really done anything with it.
I must say holding a book and holding an tablet is night and day! In 35 days I read THE DAWN PATROL, A GENTLEMAN'S HOUR and MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA all on paperback but its been almost a week and I've had little interest in finishing this book and have been tempted to buy the paperback LOL!
I do however need to stick with it as carrying around 5 to 10 paperback books with me isn't really an option as I travel a lot plus I fancy owning the Hardcovers and then rather than buy the softcover I am now leaning towards this way of reading books.
That being said, COMIC BOOKS look fantastic on the tablet!
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