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Smiling JOe said:
I have not completed it yet, but Dan Brown's, "Angels and Demons" is a real page turner.

SJ-

An old neighbor of mine is a writer and I think you would probably enjoy this book. He writes about dogs and their interactions with their owners. Great and funny read.

Last Days of the Dog Men by Brad Watson
 
Landlocked said:
SJ-

An old neighbor of mine is a writer and I think you would probably enjoy this book. He writes about dogs and their interactions with their owners. Great and funny read.

Last Days of the Dog Men by Brad Watson

Reading the link, I think you are correct -- I would enjoy this book. I just placed my order from Amazon. Thanks, I look forward to reading it. Brad's story about breaking into the room across the hall to get the dog to stop barking, then apologizing to the dog after realizing the anger was stirring from within, reminds me of someone I know. :oops:
 
peapod1980 said:
Eek, and the story is on the welcome screen on AOL...! Big trouble, James, big trouble. It is the nature of most addicts to be liars, though; not saying that as a judgment, it's just the nature of addiction. So, I guess it's totally possible.


I dont think he could have made up all of the addiction stuff, even while I was reading the book I thought that he added some things for the dramatic event.....overall.....it still is a great read :biggrin:
 
seagrovelover said:
I dont think he could have made up all of the addiction stuff, even while I was reading the book I thought that he added some things for the dramatic event.....overall.....it still is a great read :biggrin:
No, I don't think he made up the addiction stuff, either. Sounds like what he's really guilty of is embellishing. :idontno: Agreed, still a great book. Though I think nonfiction should be true stuff, that's just me. :funn:
 
Smiling JOe said:
I have not completed it yet, but Dan Brown's, "Angels and Demons" is a real page turner.


You got that right! We liked that much better than "The da Vinci Code".
 
peapod1980 said:
No, I don't think he made up the addiction stuff, either. Sounds like what he's really guilty of is embellishing. :idontno: Agreed, still a great book. Though I think nonfiction should be true stuff, that's just me. :funn:



Agreed!! ;-)
 
Has anyone read the newest Tom Wolfe "I Am Charlotte Simmons"?

And could someone please tell me how to underline- I really want to underline my book titles, but never learned how! Don't want to ask Bdarg- he will laugh at me. :oops: It is hard to be totally self taught- I am not a good teacher!
 
jdarg said:
Has anyone read the newest Tom Wolfe "I Am Charlotte Simmons"?

And could someone please tell me how to underline- I really want to underline my book titles, but never learned how! Don't want to ask Bdarg- he will laugh at me. :oops: It is hard to be totally self taught- I am not a good teacher!
No, I think I had it from the library but had to return it or something...? Maybe? :idontno: Did you read it? Thoughts? Reviews?
Uh, the underline button?
 
peapod1980 said:
No, I think I had it from the library but had to return it or something...? Maybe? :idontno: Did you read it? Thoughts? Reviews?
Uh, the underline button?

_______Book Title_________!!!!!! WTH???
 
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