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G. Q Brathwaite
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I'm glad that some one else has read, and liked Water for Elephants by Gruen, (yes), and Half Broke Horses, Hello Charlinda I appreciate you, and the fact that like a lot of us you read several books at once.
I noticed that many of the folks who hav…
Yes DM-R, it does make for long days without something good (and even bad) to read; however I mislead when I say nothing to read thee in the country house. There are 18 or 20 more boxes of books to unpack and shelve, I've just not gotten round to pu…
Here I am in Augusta again with nothing to read, 'til morning because I ran into the bookstore b-4 they closed and grabbed 2 books, they were ridiculously priced and by authors I liked.
Unfortunately even though I didn't recognize the titles, I have…
I just began the 'Women's Murder Club Series again I think these are the more complex of all of his later writings, more so than even the Cross series, until 'Cross Country' and perhaps, 'I Cross'.
Mr. Patterson has definitely upped the ante when it…
I am pleased to pass on what I've enjoyed reading for pleasure, such as those authors I have already pointed out; but there are many other who write who-dun-its. Such as P.D. James, David Balducci, and Sue Grafton.
Then there are the sci-phi and sus…
I recently commented in the 'What Are You Reading' groups discussion regarding reading and rereading the early works of the group of authors like James Patterson, Robert B. Parker, Patricia Cornwell, Walter Mosley and, John Sanford. These writers as…
You know one of the advantages of reading Writers like JP or Robert B. Parker, John Sanford or Patricia Cornwell; they are all writers whose careers span roughly 25 to thirty years. Which means that you younger folk should be able to pick their earl…
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- At 9:30pm on November 8, 2009,
Aisha Reid said…
- Okay thanks, u read when the wind blows and the lake house really enjoyed them, think i will go out and get the series.
Thanks
- At 7:30am on November 5, 2009,
Aisha Reid said…
- Boston, Springfield Mass and Long Island. Well if you guys ever decide to come back you'll see how much the island has changed since the 80's its like a total transformation.
- At 8:38am on November 4, 2009,
Aisha Reid said…
- Okay cool, yeah i hope that you get a chance to meet your family at your father's party next year. Have you ever been to Barbados? I have lots of family who mirgated to the States also, but mainly too Mass and a few in NY, i was thinking of doing it myself but changed my mind for some reason.
- At 8:01am on November 3, 2009,
Aisha Reid said…
- Thanks for welcoming me, do you know where in Barbados your father is from? And yeah I do recognize the name Brathwaite, I have a few friends with that last name here and also in New York. I’ll check out the forums as soon as I can, just trying to catch up on some work.
- At 7:25pm on October 11, 2009,
Karen Bayliff said… - Well, I am glad I am not the only one who is slow to answer messages. LOL
I spend alot of time on my facebook page with the many other people I love to have invade my space there. I work with alot of them but some of them are friends I have gotten back in touch with. Plus, me and about 10 other people are really involved in playing Farmtown on there. I don't spend much time on the JP community anymore as most of the chat group are off doing other things rite now. Me included. We will all be back in the winter. Haven't done much reading of late. Been sick. Fighting this cold. Pretty much work and home is my life rite now. The weather can't seem to make it's mind up here. Rainy, cold, warm. No wonder people are sick. Yes, I do have 2 grandsons. I hope you too are someday blessed with more little ones to spoil but for now, I say spoil the heck out of that little cutie. I haven't seen mine. Makin stay away till I get over this cold. You have a wonderful evening or day, depending on when you read this. I need to finish downloading some CD's to my computer.
Talk to you later
Karen
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- About You:
- I am a old world haberdasher (clothier) and have been since 1969. I have been in the fashion industry in some capacity since then.
My hobbies are music, literature and, fishing.
Avid reader; love 'Who done its', Old world mystery's, WW-2- novels, (both fiction, and non-fiction), and auto-biographies.
My tastes in literature run from Saunders Redding, Langston Hughes, and Maya Angelou; to: James Patterson, Robert Parker, Jack Higgins and David Balducci.
- What is your favorite James Patterson book?
- Hard to say, One of the early "Cross" novels; 'Along Came a Spider or, Kiss The Girls, or one of the latest 'Cross'.
- How many Patterson's have you read?
- Whatever I can get my hands on!
- Why are you here?
- Reading groups and gab., Sleuthing and thrills and maybe the off Murdertini!
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For all of you who have reservations about buying, or reading JP's 'Trial' I humbly suggest that you're doing yourself and James a disservice.
There are many nuances and utterances that "Mama Nana" and Alex might make that you may or may not understand or fully appreciate.
In their context they may seem to makes sense or, in the reading you just accept the meaning of what she said, or what she meant.
This suggestion is meant especially for all of you who may be new to The Cross books, or James P… Continue
There are many nuances and utterances that "Mama Nana" and Alex might make that you may or may not understand or fully appreciate.
In their context they may seem to makes sense or, in the reading you just accept the meaning of what she said, or what she meant.
This suggestion is meant especially for all of you who may be new to The Cross books, or James P… Continue
Posted on September 10, 2009 at 10:32pm — 2 Comments
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