I'm reading...Sugar Cookie Murder. Which is a good book..except half of the book is the story, and the other half is recipes!! If I had known that, I would've bought another book!!
I read "Tempted" by Megan Hart. If you're in erotica she writes amazing books. I'm now reading "Stranger" by her. It's not as good as Tempted, but still pretty good.
Finished A Medal of Honor last night. I think the next book I'll read will be Cocoa Blades by Paul Marttin, a 1960s novel about a black girl from the inner city who becomes a skating star (that, Dreams of Gold and another one I have called Polished Steel are the only non-genre [although Cocoa Blades is sort of blaxploitation if you consider that a genre] non-young-adult or non-juvenile works of fiction about figure skating I know about)
I read multiple books at one time...
my brain candy and happy books are Doctor Who (I've been obsessed since I was a kid...)
I'm reading Archival Theory and Practice for work,
Anne Moody's Comming of Age in Mississippi (I teach this book every semester)
Lisa Jacobson, Raising Consumers: Children and the American Mass Market in the Early Twentieth Century,
Melton McLaurin, Separate Pasts: Growing Up White in the Segregated South
Cocoa Blades was not a very long book and I finished it pretty quickly (it wasn't quite as "blaxploitation" as the cover blurbs made it out to be, although it starts to head down that road in the last couple of chapters).
Now on The Second Mark by Joy Goodwin, about the judging scandal in the pairs event at the Salt Lake City Olympics
With January almost over I am starting a new book, A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton, I've never read any of her books but always meant to. I'm about 6 chapters in, and I had to force myself to put it down. I really like her writing style.
im reading love in the time of cholera by gabriel garcia marquez, dear john by nicolas sparks, the year of living bibically by aj jacobs and a year in the world by frances mayes. good good books
Chemistry: The Central Science
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