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I love to read, especially authors that continue to write about the same characters. I'm always looking for new authors to pull me into their imaginations.

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MyShelf.com gives rave review to funny book of real estate "war" stories (0) "All in A Day's Work for Real Estate Agents is overflowing with humor and wit. Reader beware, it cou... 22 views <p> <em><span style="font-family: Arial; color: black; font-size: 8pt">"All in A Day's Work for Real Estate Agents</span></em> <span style="font-family: Arial; color: black; font-size: 8pt">is overflowing with humor and wit. Reader beware, it could cause serious harm to your funny bone. For any real estate agents who need a break from their stressful job this is the book you definitely need to purchase. Or for anyone who is seeking laugh therapy there is no better book to add to your collection. Very highly recommended." <o:p></o:p></span> </p> <p> <span style="font-family: Arial; color: black; font-size: 8pt">See full MyShelf.com review at <a href="http://urlcover.com/hb2">http://urlcover.com/hb2</a> or visit the publisher's website to read more about the book <a href="http://urlcover.com/relaughs">http://urlcover.com/relaughs</a> (visit "For the Media" tab to read intro and other book excerpts).<o:p></o:p></span> </p> <p> </p>	RealtorPR 10/8/09 10:50 PM	--
Magician Apprentice (2) I am reading the Magician Apprentice by Raymond E. Feist. It's not a genre I normally read but I tho... 246 views <p> I am reading the Magician Apprentice by Raymond E. Feist. It's not a genre I normally read but I thought I would branch out a bit from my usual which is non-fiction. Not sure I am going to the entire Riftware Saga but its been interesting so far. </p>	Brian Lange 5/2/08 12:49 PM	ebotee 11/29/08 8:01 PM
Land of Sand and Fog (1) Anyone read this book? I was told I have to read it. 176 views <p> Anyone read this book? I was told I have to read it. </p>	Brian Lange 9/23/08 7:33 PM	Keith Sedlund 9/24/08 8:24 AM
Favorite Authors (1) I'm a big fan of the Alex Cross novels by James Patterson. I also enjoy his Women's Murder Club ser... 207 views <p> I'm a big fan of the Alex Cross novels by James Patterson. I also enjoy his Women's Murder Club series. </p> <p> I'm about to bust, while I wait for Janet Evanovich's new book, "Fearless Fourteen". </p> <p> I'm also looking forward to Laurell Hamilton's "Blood Noir" and Stephenie Meyer's "Breaking Dawn" </p> <p> If anyone has any recommendations for me, that would be great. Thanks. </p>	HolliMayer 4/24/08 8:50 AM	Larry Truett 6/11/08 12:36 PM
Rousseau's Dog: Two Great Thinkers at War in the Age of Enlightenment (0) One of the books I'm currently reading. It's rather entertaining! Synopsis: In 1766, Scottish... 166 views <p> One of the books I'm currently reading. It's rather entertaining! </p> <p> Synopsis: In 1766, Scottish philosopher David Hume helped the radical Swiss intellectual Jean-Jacques Rousseau find asylum in England; a few months later, the volatile philosopher accused his benefactor of masterminding a murky conspiracy against him and triggered a virulent response. (From Amazon) </p> <p> It's a great book and gives a good accounting of both of these all-star thinkers (as well as many others of that time). The way the author's insight is definitely amusing to say the least. </p>	Ryan 5/2/08 1:13 PM	--

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