Summer Reading ~ sizzlin' favorites?

[Henna Rose 0]

Henna~~ i LOVE that book! The Secret is ...life-changing.

I agree This must be why, even tho it's difficult, you are patiently enduring your extended AP with such a good attitude Did you see The Secret film?

I'm good Henna Rose! And you? How you holding up? I will have to check out the Secret ... thanks!

It's been a rough road, finally learning how to live again ! Thanks for reviving this thread, Henia

[rclouse 0]

I needed a book for the plane, so I got "A Game of Thrones" by George R. R. Martin. If you're into fantasy, it's an excellent read.

Seven books planned in the series, four published so far.

[prince+angel 3]

I agree about the secret - gave me a new perspective on what I attract (&dont attract!) really thought provoking and something you can pick up anytime ya need a "tune up" (so to speak!)

Now for the one (or ones) who watch Trublood series and like a walk on the darker side of things ... J.R. Ward - Black Dagger Brotherhood Series ... take a peek

[Henia 11]

Will look into dowloading JR Ward ... thanks!

[Henna Rose 0]

I needed a book for the plane, so I got "A Game of Thrones" by George R. R. Martin. If you're into fantasy, it's an excellent read.

Seven books planned in the series, four published so far.

WOW ! This may be the next book to screen franchise ! I am eagerly awaiting the next Harry Potter movie due to release in July !

[rclouse 0]

I needed a book for the plane, so I got "A Game of Thrones" by George R. R. Martin. If you're into fantasy, it's an excellent read.

Seven books planned in the series, four published so far.

WOW ! This may be the next book to screen franchise ! I am eagerly awaiting the next Harry Potter movie due to release in July !

According to Wikipedia it's been picked up by HBO and the plan is to make it a miniseries. Kind of like "Rome".

[Henna Rose 0]

More from The Secret

"Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions." ~Albert Einstein

Expectation is a powerful attractive force. Expect the things you want, and don't expect the things you don't want.

Gratitude is a powerful process for shifting your energy and bringing more of what you want into your life. Be grateful for what you already have, and you will attract more good things.

Giving thanks for what you want in advance turbo-charges your desires and sends a more powerful signal out into the Universe.

[Dr. A ♥ O 203]

I'm reading "Whatever Happened to Egyptians" and next I'll be reading "Angels and Demons" in paperback.

[amysaid 9]

I am re-reading "Good Omens" by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.. who doesn't love a good comedy about armageddon?!

I just read "The Hour I First Believed" by Wally Lamb and it was pretty depressing.

I'm heading to the library today... I'll check in here again if I find anything excellent

[Henna Rose 0]

I am watching Brick Lane right now Anyone read the novel by Monica Ali? Sooooooooo excited for the new Harry Potter. Those books got my son reading again when he was 11, now nearly 21 we have seen all the films together in the theater

[Dr. A ♥ O 203]

I'm excited for the new Harry Potter too though the books and film are taking a darker turn at this point which is evident in how they stylized this movie.

[Henna Rose 0]

I am finishing up Confessions of a Shopaholic and then will rent it on DVD. Enjoyable read. It's always interesting to see how novels are translated to the big screen. (Sometimes disappointing) I always read the novels first so I am privy to the character's thoughts that they are unable to show on the big screen. I think this is where people have problems with "book to film " versions and don't fully understand the dynamic of these two very diverse mediums.

[Sandrila 1]

If I write a book are y'all going to read it????

It would be an interesting read

[Dr. A ♥ O 203]

Maybe? Is it your first?

I forgot to mention I finished the book, "Whatever Happened to Egyptians". It was an interesting read written by a scholar from personal perspective applying academic knowledge. He compared the time he grew up and his parent grew up to the time his children grew up and went over the reasons for all the changes in the society through a collection of essays.

[~ameriptian~ 54]

Currently reading Chicago by Alaa Al Aswani, next I am reading Eat Pray and Love...