Favorite Book

'nuff said.

Mine is "Shogun", by James Clavell.

If there are any interesting reads out there, please let me know...

By the way, I've read most of y'all poetry. Amazing. I wish I could do stuff like that.

i love romance books freda lightfoot im reading at the moment they just not romanced involved any one who likes to read go library and ask for books by freda lightfoot honest you ll not put the books down till you have read them cover to cover

[QUOTE=emm26;32961]i love romance books freda lightfoot im reading at the moment they just not romanced involved any one who likes to read go library and ask for books by freda lightfoot honest you ll not put the books down till you have read them cover to cover[/QUOTE]

freda lightfoot, huh? okay, i'll look her up. thanx. any other good novels or writers, fellow woc homies?

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try james patterson and martina cole ive been on the list at library to get there new books and the lists for both are long but not long to wait in fact better still go to library as there are to many books and authors for me to tell about most of them are worth reading and most ya cant put down wen ya start to read them its what you like to read that counts so good luck

I have read s
Shogun but King Rat was better from James Clavell. Enjoy James Patterson, Robert Ludlum, Johnathan Kellerman. An if u really enjoy reading but the east most certainly Eric von Lustbader.
Happy reading
luv
Sweetpea

Im half way through the Argos Catalogue......

lol star... hate to spoil it for u but it was the yasmin bratz doll that did it... with the wilkinson sword... in the study

Thanx Boo.. Dont you just hate it when someone tells you how it ends

I'ts ok though ...Ive got a BT Phone book to read

danielle steele , josephine cox are another two great reads

[COLOR="Blue"][SIZE="3"][FONT="Comic Sans MS"]John Steinbeck (east of eden, of mice and men). Tory Hayden (nobodies child, other peoples children, tigers child). John Webster (the duchess of malfi). Jayne Ayre (Emma) and last but by no means least the best author of all.... good old Willy Shakespeare. (romeo & Juliet, hamlet, Othello, merchant of Venice)

Not that I spend much time with my head in books,lmao. [/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]