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  1. Adalin

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    Joined: May '08
    Posts: 170

    I am in the midst of The Danzig Passage.

    "You're all mad!"
    "At last you understand. Now Commodore unless you and your men wish to join our little au revoir, I suggest you and your men depart."
    -Isle of Swords
    Posted 6 months ago #

  2. Kyle

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    Joined: Aug '05
    Posts: 115

    I'm currently reading Freddy and Simon the Dictator.

    Posted 6 months ago #

  3. Sarah

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    Joined: Aug '05
    Posts: 766

    Oh, I read The Princess Bride a week or so ago! 'Twas interesting.

    I may be reading the next book in the Swallows and Amazons series next--we'll have to see.

    Posted 6 months ago #

  4. C Triebold

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    Joined: May '08
    Posts: 260

    I'm reading Comes a Horseman by Robert Liparulo right now, then Auralia's Colors by Jeffrey Overstreet, and after that the long awaited CHESTNUT KING!

    "Someone felt happy today, and I just got happied on." - Jonathan Friesen
    Posted 6 months ago #

  5. Adalin

    Member
    Joined: May '08
    Posts: 170

    I spent all of this morning reading and completed Beat to Quarters.

    "You're all mad!"
    "At last you understand. Now Commodore unless you and your men wish to join our little au revoir, I suggest you and your men depart."
    -Isle of Swords
    Posted 6 months ago #

  6. Isaac

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    Joined: May '09
    Posts: 48

    I am reding Johnny Teramain

    Hi there my name is fred Bob Jr.
    Posted 6 months ago #

  7. Alassiel

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    Joined: May '08
    Posts: 549

    I have been working my way through the Horatio Hornblower series for several months. I just finished Flying Colours.

    "You annoy me. Therefore, I choose to eliminate you."
    Pretender, in Dragon Knight
    Posted 6 months ago #

  8. Isaac

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    Joined: May '09
    Posts: 48

    I am Reading Johnny Termain

    Hi there my name is fred Bob Jr.
    Posted 6 months ago #

  9. wyatt

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    Joined: Jan '09
    Posts: 123

    I'm reading Johnney Tremain now to.

    Check out my blog at http://www.wyattsblog.wordpress.com!
    Posted 6 months ago #

  10. Kyle

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    Joined: Aug '05
    Posts: 115

    I'm reading Beyond the Reflection's Edge.

    Posted 6 months ago #

  11. Alassiel

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    Joined: May '08
    Posts: 549

    I'm in the middle of Warsaw Requiem.

    "You annoy me. Therefore, I choose to eliminate you."
    Pretender, in Dragon Knight
    Posted 6 months ago #

  12. Jordan

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    Joined: Aug '05
    Posts: 803

    I'm reading Winter Holiday by Arthur Ransome and wishing that if winter must happen, it could happen like this book!

    No violence, gentlemen, no violence–I beg of you! Consider the furniture! - Sherlock Holmes
    Posted 6 months ago #

  13. Pip

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    Joined: Jun '08
    Posts: 760

    In my absence I devoured a grand total somewhere up in the double digits, but the recent highlights are currently the third book in a homeschooling series by Charlotte Mason, the last beautiful sentences to "Les Miserables", and "The Oxford Book of Villains" which has proved itself to be...exceedingly disturbing. I have to start "The Scarlet Letter" this afternoon for school, which shall be lovely.

    "You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me." ~C.S. Lewis
    Posted 6 months ago #

  14. Alassiel

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    Joined: May '08
    Posts: 549

    I'm reading Jonathan Strange and Mr Norell.

    "You annoy me. Therefore, I choose to eliminate you."
    Pretender, in Dragon Knight
    Posted 5 months ago #

  15. Pip

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    Joined: Jun '08
    Posts: 760

    The aforementioned "...Book of Villains" prevailed in its disturbing-ness till the last word! The library had a companion book of Gothic tales, but now I'm not sure I should chance it...
    "The Scarlet Letter" was absolutely beautiful. More people should be hailing it as one of greatest literary works out there!
    Started reading aloud "The Hound of the Baskervilles" and was quickly reminded what an extensive vocabulary Doyle had. Either that or he wrote his books with a dictionary sitting right beside him.

    "You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me." ~C.S. Lewis
    Posted 5 months ago #

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