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02-17-2011 01:57 AM
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I already finished 100 pages [The Girl Who Played with Fire] and can't stop reading! Work lunches, half an hour before the class starts, half an hour before I go to bed..
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (Millennium Trilogy Series #3) by Stieg Larsson
Does anyone know if the third movie is available yet? I haven't gone looking.
This may be the only book I have ever pre-ordered. We kept trying to find someone to bring us back a copy from Europe, but they just didn't comprehend our enthusiasm.
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02-17-2011 03:04 AM
Peppermill wrote:
A_G_D wrote:I know
I already finished 100 pages [The Girl Who Played with Fire] and can't stop reading! Work lunches, half an hour before the class starts, half an hour before I go to bed..
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (Millennium Trilogy Series #3) by Stieg Larsson
Does anyone know if the third movie is available yet? I haven't gone looking.
This may be the only book I have ever pre-ordered. We kept trying to find someone to bring us back a copy from Europe, but they just didn't comprehend our enthusiasm.
I recall seeing it at a redbox about a month ago. I couldn't believe it was already out on disc.
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02-17-2011 08:37 AM
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (Millennium Trilogy Series #3) by Stieg Larsson
Does anyone know if the third movie is available yet? I haven't gone looking.
This may be the only book I have ever pre-ordered. We kept trying to find someone to bring us back a copy from Europe, but they just didn't comprehend our enthusiasm.
Yes it's available on DVD but I didn't even look for it..I need to finish the books first
You know how when you read you imagine the characters looking a certain way?
I'm afraid that if I see which actors they chose for the movie it will distort my image...![]()
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02-17-2011 08:32 PM
Thx for your replies. I'll have to go looking.
( I found the first one particularly tough to watch. But I do like the actors who play the various characters.)
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02-18-2011 09:29 AM
I can imagine why certain scenes were hard to watch..There were parts in the first book that I wish weren't described in so much detail but then again..It's all part of the writing style and what makes it a good book I think..
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02-23-2011 09:51 AM
I read and reviewed a wonderful novel that will be our May featured read
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2011/02/revie
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02-23-2011 07:20 PM - edited 02-23-2011 07:49 PM
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Vermontcozy wrote:A Child al Confino I had this on My TBR..Then last Friday Jeremy had it on Free Fridays..So I dnloaded it ,,Italy WW2..Its a Memoir.and I had no idea about the Jewish situation in WW2.in Italy..I have read many books on The Holocaust,but Eric Lamet's account as told by him as a child in very rural parts of Italy,living with his mother..And being welcomed ..Its just a wonderful book so far..A real learning experience for me...I am not finished with "A Child al Confino",will post again when I am...I am halfway into the book...All could change....Susan
I downloaded this one too Susan, thanks for the great report on it. Now It'll go to the top of the list
I also downloaded this. Am looking forward to reading it - extra bonus that it was free!
Barb
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02-26-2011 10:25 AM
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Vermontcozy wrote:A Child al Confino I had this on My TBR..Then last Friday Jeremy had it on Free Fridays..So I dnloaded it ,,Italy WW2..Its a Memoir.and I had no idea about the Jewish situation in WW2.in Italy..I have read many books on The Holocaust,but Eric Lamet's account as told by him as a child in very rural parts of Italy,living with his mother..And being welcomed ..Its just a wonderful book so far..A real learning experience for me...I am not finished with "A Child al Confino",will post again when I am...I am halfway into the book...All could change....Susan
I downloaded this one too Susan, thanks for the great report on it. Now It'll go to the top of the list
I also downloaded this. Am looking forward to reading it - extra bonus that it was free!
Barb
So Glad you are both reading or will read "A Child al Confino" Will look to for your posts and your thoughts..Susan
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02-26-2011 10:34 AM - edited 02-26-2011 10:37 AM
The Trial Hi Again I have Book that I received as an ARC.."The Trial"Author Larry D,Thompson..I am reading it and so far..It is a Edge of Seat.,.and very Gender Friendly..I like books with an insiders view of all that occurs in Our Criminal Justice System"...A Thriller for sure!!! Rel Date 3/29..Have a Look...No disappointment here.....Susan
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02-26-2011 10:46 AM
Vermontcozy wrote:The Trial Hi Again I have Book that I received as an ARC.."The Trial"Author Larry D,Thompson..I am reading it and so far..It is a Edge of Seat.,.and very Gender Friendly..I like books with an insiders view of all that occurs in Our Criminal Justice System"...A Thriller for sure!!! Rel Date 3/29..Have a Look...No disappointment here.....Susan
Thanks Susan, this looks like one that will appeal to many and me for sure. I'll be looking for it.
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02-26-2011 04:36 PM
I just got through reading The Scent of Rain and Lightning by Nancy Pickard.
I read this on the suggestion of another online bookclub, and was pleasantly surprised. Granted, it wasn't a "hard sell", as I had actually picked up the book the week before at my local BN, contemplating whether I would like it. The group read was incentive enough to out there and purchase it.
I don't want to fill this with spoilers, but the ending of this murder mystery just might surprise you. I had changed my mind a couple of times through the volume, and still ended up raising my eyebrows at the end. The way that Picard justiposed the symbols of rain and lightning opposite the concepts of revenge and forgiveness was very well done, and added immensely to the story. Life is rarely simple and clean cut; this was a good reflection of that.
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02-27-2011 09:28 AM
The Trial Hi Again I have Book that I received as an ARC.."The Trial"Author Larry D,Thompson..I am reading it and so far..It is a Edge of Seat.,.and very Gender Friendly..I like books with an insiders view of all that occurs in Our Criminal Justice System"...A Thriller for sure!!! Rel Date 3/29..Have a Look...No disappointment here.....Susan
Susan, this one sounds very interesting! Thanks for suggesting it! It actually reminded me of another one that I read as part of an assignment in one of my Criminal Justice classes in college. It's called:
It is non-fiction though and it describes one year in the system of Chicago's Cook County Criminal Courthouse from the eyes of those who experience it both in the courtroom as well as in the lockup, the jury room and so on..I remember I enjoyed it because it brings light on a lot of behind the scenes issues.
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02-27-2011 10:52 AM
Runnergirl77 wrote:I just got through reading The Scent of Rain and Lightning by Nancy Pickard.
I read this on the suggestion of another online bookclub, and was pleasantly surprised. Granted, it wasn't a "hard sell", as I had actually picked up the book the week before at my local BN, contemplating whether I would like it. The group read was incentive enough to out there and purchase it.
I don't want to fill this with spoilers, but the ending of this murder mystery just might surprise you. I had changed my mind a couple of times through the volume, and still ended up raising my eyebrows at the end. The way that Picard justiposed the symbols of rain and lightning opposite the concepts of revenge and forgiveness was very well done, and added immensely to the story. Life is rarely simple and clean cut; this was a good reflection of that.
Thanks for the recommendation, I have read other novels by this author and have enjoyed them. Another one for the pile
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02-27-2011 10:54 AM
A_G_D wrote:The Trial Hi Again I have Book that I received as an ARC.."The Trial"Author Larry D,Thompson..I am reading it and so far..It is a Edge of Seat.,.and very Gender Friendly..I like books with an insiders view of all that occurs in Our Criminal Justice System"...A Thriller for sure!!! Rel Date 3/29..Have a Look...No disappointment here.....Susan
Susan, this one sounds very interesting! Thanks for suggesting it! It actually reminded me of another one that I read as part of an assignment in one of my Criminal Justice classes in college. It's called:
It is non-fiction though and it describes one year in the system of Chicago's Cook County Criminal Courthouse from the eyes of those who experience it both in the courtroom as well as in the lockup, the jury room and so on..I remember I enjoyed it because it brings light on a lot of behind the scenes issues.
Thanks Andrea, did it read more like a text book or did it have the feel of a novel. It looks very interesting.
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02-27-2011 11:33 AM
Oh no not like a texbook at all! It was very interesting! It's real stories of people caught up in the justice system. My professor for that class is a prosecutor so this book was one of the options for our end of the semester assignment. By the way, I am not a criminal justice major but I've always enjoyed forensics and crime shows. Law and order is on the top of my list
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02-27-2011 06:26 PM
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02-28-2011 11:36 AM
Here's another must read, it looks like 2011 is going to be a bumper crop year of great novels
It is a must read for all of you out there who "believe"
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2011/02/revie
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02-28-2011 05:29 PM
The Trial I finished "The Trial"..I could not put it down..It was so methodical..Not a wasted word or sentence.....I was in The Courtroom..thats how close it became.to me....And because a Texas Attorney has more up his sleeve then any High Powered 'Cosmopolitan" Attorney does..Lets just say..It was Wonderful...I hope Andreea, you get to read it.,considering"Your Criminal Justice Classes......Debbie..as well..It just pulls you in...First you are having Iced Tea on the Porch...in a Small Quaint Texas Town....Very well developed Characters.,Scenery......Thank you Larry..I look Forward to your Next Book...This would make a Great Series ... Susan...
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02-28-2011 07:14 PM - edited 02-28-2011 07:51 PM
I just finished a book called wizard heights. It's a funny and fast paced book for younger readers that adults will also enjoy as well. It's about a retirement home for wizards called wizard heights. It's center around a kid named Charlie whose family just recently moved to the area. It has really funny parts. My only issue with the book is that I wished it had been a bit longer, but I don't mean that to put it down, it was good and I want more. The author Alexander Scott has said he is working on more wizard heights books for the future. Add the fact this is .99 cents for download it's a good value
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03-01-2011 08:45 AM
The Trial I finished "The Trial"..I could not put it down..It was so methodical..Not a wasted word or sentence.....I was in The Courtroom..thats how close it became.to me....And because a Texas Attorney has more up his sleeve then any High Powered 'Cosmopolitan" Attorney does..Lets just say..It was Wonderful...I hope Andreea, you get to read it.,considering"Your Criminal Justice Classes......Debbie..as well..It just pulls you in...First you are having Iced Tea on the Porch...in a Small Quaint Texas Town....Very well developed Characters.,Scenery......Thank you Larry..I look Forward to your Next Book...This would make a Great Series ... Susan...
It's on my "Future Reads" list Susan! ![]()
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