November/December Book List

[barlow_girl]

I read a lot toward the end of the year. Go figure. One of these may not have been in November, but I remembered it before I posted this list. So. Not necessarily in chronological order:

13. Catch Me If You Can by Frank Abagnale: My jaw still drops if I think about this book for very long. The movie was fun, and you could hardly believe it, but

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[barlow_girl]

No joke. Love Western civilization, with all its faults.

[velouria73]

good book list! i'm going to check some out.

are you in the grace book club? i've been meaning to try that but i just haven't gotten around to it yet.

[barlow_girl]

yes! it's really not a "club" like you need to be "in" - it's mostly an excuse to read books and EAT. :D you should come! we haven't picked the next book yet, but i'll forward you the info when i get it. due to work stuff, i may not make the Feb. meeting but i like to try.

[velouria73]

well i'm glad i don't need a secret password or anything. that would be great if you could pass the info on to me! i like eating, as you may know.

[barlow_girl]

i like eating, too, which is one of several reasons why we seem to get along OK. :o]

i'll keep you in the loop.

[angelina41]

Yay!! You're back and talking about books! What's not to like? ;)

[passaddhi]

Chip outed you -- Happy Anniversary!

[barlow_girl]

thanks, Teddy! it has been so far - we started celebrating on Saturday. :D