What books are you reading?

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Tintin

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Descyple said:
Right now I'm reading "How To Be On CC For Four Years And Still Remain Relatively Normal"

So far, its not helping. I want my money back!!!

And when I get my money back, I'm going to buy the book "Let CC Help You Embrace Abnormality And Love Every Minute of It"
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Descyple, I've bought and read both of those books. What a waste of money! They're just made up of blank pages!
 
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Descyple

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Tintin said:
Descyple, I've bought and read both of those books. What a waste of money! They're just made up of blank pages!
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All blank pages??? That would explain the blank looks I often have on my face while on CC!!!
 
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Well, right now I read a lot about -> psychosomatic disorders, art theraphy. I study things like that at my school. So, I have to prepare myself for some tests.[h=2][/h]
 
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TinaT

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I been trying to read Zenith 2016 gor a while now. Its interesting but written by a researcher so kinda hard to read. Our founding fathers were not the christians we thought they were. Most worship other deitys.
 
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I've read "The Four Agreements". It's an interesting book. I am currently reading "The Golem and the Jinni" by Helene Wecker. It follows the adventures of a Golem and a Jinni, alternating between them chapter by chapter. It is a real page turner.
 
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kmbour1987

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When I'm not reading textbook for school, or the Word of God, I'v been attempting to read "When God Writes Your Love Story" by Eric and Leslie Ludy. It's an easy read, and goes quickly because it's very good. Though I have not been able to finish it just yet, I highly recommend it! =) Happy reading!
 
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oldernotwiser

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as far as novels, i read almost anything i can find thats in english. i just finished another of bernard cornwells in his series about a 19th century british soldier. good writing and good history as well. as far as theology im reading (again) the social world of luke-acts. (its a tough one)
 
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lookwhatthelordhasdone

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I have just finished reading five books in the past five weeks, actually.
The Go-Giver, Five Dysfunctions of a Team, and the others I can't remember. They were good books, but I had to read them for work. They really like making us read there. *hisses*
 
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Atwood

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TinaT said:
I been trying to read Zenith 2016 gor a while now. Its interesting but written by a researcher so kinda hard to read. Our founding fathers were not the christians we thought they were. Most worship other deitys.
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I believe a lot of nonsense is put out as propaganda as to what the founding fathers of the USA believed. You may see them called deists; but I know of no proof of that one. You really have to go and read what they wrote. For example, the founding document of the USA is really the Treaty of Paris of 1783, which starts out recognizing the Triune God & ends by recognizing that Jesus Christ is Lord. This treaty was with King George III of England and the original states.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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The 100 year old man who climbed out the window
The Scottish prisoner
 
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I'm reading several books, but the one I'm most active in is The Help. I have found it heartbreaking, hilarious, touching and bold.
 
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MissCris

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Grace-Like-Rain said:
I'm reading several books, but the one I'm most active in is The Help. I have found it heartbreaking, hilarious, touching and bold.
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I read that I think last summer? I thought it was amazing. I watched the movie after reading it, they did a pretty good job with it. But the book...yeah, all the things you said.
 
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faithisthyvictory

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i have my collection of books at home, when i was in college i read novels written by mary higgins clark, some of jk rowlings(i knew i shouldn't be reading witchcraft and wizardy but i was so stubborn back then), Lady of Hay by barbara erskine, romance novels of barbara cartland, etc. but when i graduated in college and realized the importance of my relationship with God, i started to read and buy spiritual books: Finding the Heart To Go on, Spirit-controlled Woman, Boundaries, etc. Currently i'm into reading business books since i'm starting my own business. but most of the time i prefer listening to audiobooks while multi-tasking.
 
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AbbeyJoy

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I read alot of Ted dekker and Francine Rivers books. I just finish reading a book call when night falls an love inspired book it's allright it's a topical Christian romance crime book. I do like reading Dee Henderson and Christy berret books. I like reading the hunger games and divergence series.
 
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Stephanie_30

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I'm about to read a Psychology book.
 
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