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Old 05-16-2005, 09:27 PM
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All the Days of My Live (So Far) by Allison Sweeny...

I read like 200 pages on the plane home from Vegas. Such a good book if you are a soap opera fan and want to know about the industry of daytime television. I seldom read, so I was pretty impressed that this book was able to hold my attention for 200 pages.
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Ishmael.

Its for my Ap world History class for the 10th grade.

but, i am jsut reading ahead
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Beyond the Pale - unbelievably good - by Elana Dykewoman.

And the current issue of The New Yorker..
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The Great Gatsby

The last time I read it was 11th grade and I really enjoyed it then. I figured that I would get more out of it the second time and have been meaning to make that second time happen for quite awhile, so I vowed to start it as soon as I finished with my final exams. (Which was Friday). It's very engaging.
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I have a huge stack of magazines ten feet tall that I can't wait to dig into when school is finally out for summer next week! I can't believe it- six days and I am on vacation!!!
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trashy smut.

before that: Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by Robert Perkins
(very good book btw....)
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The last time I read it was 11th grade and I really enjoyed it then. I figured that I would get more out of it the second time and have been meaning to make that second time happen for quite awhile, so I vowed to start it as soon as I finished with my final exams. (Which was Friday). It's very engaging.
One of my favorites. Fitzgerald's writing is so lyrical. That final passage is one of my favorites......
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I'm reading "Sellevision" by Augusten Burroughs and rereading Dave Eggers' "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" while at work, and Catherine Marshall's "Julie" at home. I went on a kick of rereading the Catherine Marshall novels that were forced on me as a kid, wanting to see if I wanted to strangle myself while reading them now, too. And I totally do.
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Front Row by Jerry Oppenheimer. It's a bio of Anna Wintour.
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Jane Fonda's autobiography. It's mammoth. o_o
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Jane Fonda's autobiography. It's mammoth. o_o

OOOHHH I want to read that SOOO bad...

She was on the Diane Rehm show recently and she really impressed me - I adore her.

I then saw Monster in Law this weekend -she's great

How is the book so far??
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