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I could literally NOT put Terror down. At all.[/QUOTE]

Me too. I really liked that book.

Yes!

Thanks Steve. Very kind of you.

Might I suggest something light, like Discworld.[/QUOTE]

Either that or a good SSRI. :-)

Love that book.

I liked that book. It felt like a slog but an enjoyable slog. I mean I was engaged and captivated throughout.

Now, see what you did. Got me reminiscing and digging into the archives...

Here's some pictures of a floor display I made in my store back in '92 when the book was released. I just noticed that...

Also loved GG.

Yes I would love be to give that book special treatment.

You are in for such a great journey!!!![/QUOTE]

Yup. I'm sure everyone's tired of hearing it from me. But that book is so good. I loved it.

20th Century Ghosts[/QUOTE]

I vote Horns. It was my favorite!!![/QUOTE]

Agreed. I loved that book.

I tapped out on page 28.[/QUOTE]

Ouch. You're throwing in the towel? Not the easiest read, I know.

Loved The Green Mile.

That's a good way of saying it. Horns is a love story at heart. And one of the best love stories I've read.

It's interesting to hear these different opinions. I wasn't overjoyed with Fireman.

I loved NOS4A2. Now..... Horns. Some of you may know how much I've raved about that book before. Horns for me...

I liked Lisey's. There was a part of it I didn't like but all in all, I thought it was a good book. Haven't read Dreamcatcher.

Was my least favorite of the three as well.

I picked up an ARC for the new Alan Moore book Jerusalem that will be published next month. It arrived yesterday and I looked at it and decided that it's not something I felt ready to tackle right...

Reading Old Man's War by John Scalzi after seeing it recommended somewhere here. Enjoying it so far.

I don't often read two books concurrently but right now I'm reading So, Anyway..., the autobiography of John Cleese and after many years of planning to read it I finally started Catch-22.