I am still working my way through Stephen King's It.
Hell of a book!
My mom is reading Under The Dome. We both happened to have the same favorite character -- Piper Libby!
I put the longer version of The Stand on my nook and just read it, again. Epic, pretty much any Stephen King will keep me happy
Rosie: Scenes from a Vanished Life by Rose Tremain, just purchased and seems interesting
“Salt in the air, sand in my hair.”
Achtung Baby! Yet another book on child-rearing practices in other places and how they compare to America.
I borrowed it from my local library. It should be out there. Alda has put a lot of effort in promoting real communication. However I have given up. Technology has made it a lot worse.
Life Lessons From The Pennsylvania Dutchhttps://www.smashwords.com/books/view/804572
I looked for Natural Causes recommended on another thread here but it was checked out so instead I got I Am I Am I Am about near death experiences and three novels: Ill Will by Chaon, The Locals by Dee and Absolute Darling by Tallent.
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Moral Politics by George Lakoff
"...the challenge in contemporary America is to create a nurturant society, when a significant portion of that society has been raised by authoritarian or neglectful parents."
An Atheist in Heaven: The Ultimate Evidence for Life After Death? by Paul Davids and Gary Schwartz--a tale of what happens when your quirky atheist friend who doesn't believe in an afterlife tells you before his death that if his soul should live on "I'll drop you a line." Non-fiction.
A couple of Sarah Orne Jewett stories. Her house is open to the public and I am contemplating a visit there when the weather is nicer.
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