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Jan 09, 2015 06:50PM
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I'm glad this is part of the challenge because it's going to force me to read
. I've owned this book forever and I can never make myself read it or even see the movie!
Miranda- I loved Marley & Me!! I am going to read Insurgent next month so it is fresh in my mind when I see the movie
I'm going to read Dark Places as well! I loved Gone Girl so this is a good excuse for me to pick that one up :)
Becky wrote: "I'm glad this is part of the challenge because it's going to force me to read
. I've owned this book forever and I can never make myself read it or even ..."
TFIOS is so good! Grab a box of kleenex though because its packed with a ton of really awesome intense emotion!
. I've owned this book forever and I can never make myself read it or even ..."TFIOS is so good! Grab a box of kleenex though because its packed with a ton of really awesome intense emotion!
I think I'm gonna go old school and pick Breakfast at Tiffany's because that one has been waiting for me since high school.
I just finished The Woman in Black, that was a movie a few years ago. It has the feel of a classic haunted house book but was actually written in the 1980s. If you are the mood for a book that makes you think that became a fantastic movie, Alan Turing is good so far (it's a long listen - 30 hours on audio!) but I was so intrigued by the movie that I decided to try it.
Books mentioned in this topic
Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Three Stories (other topics)The Fault in Our Stars (other topics)
The Fault in Our Stars (other topics)





