[lodwick]

Before FR, it was not uncommon for me to read a book a day. Not the thousand page tomes mentioned here, but murder, spy, mystery, BKO, just about everything but sci-fi and bodice rippers.

I have to count this as reading and writing, don't you?

Back after some accomplishment today. ;-)

(Thanks for the thread and the topic - excellent job.)

[Mad Dawgg]

Good Day Ladies! (And any lurking Gents)

You Struck Upon My All-time Favorite subject...

BOOKS!

I can't get enough of them and I love hearing about new and interesting reads so I am bookmarking this thread to pick through all the goodies y'all post!

I would Like to recommend two books I think are essential for EVERYONE'S Education.

The Richest Man In Babylon

and

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

I can't wait to read all your Recs.

Mad Dawgg

[texasbluebell]

Not the thousand page tomes mentioned here...

Don't be put off by my mention of the 1000 pages for the Lucia books. That's only the compilation of all 6 or so of those books. Individually it's definitely not daunting!

[DaughterofEve]

Read "At Home in Mitford", the first book of a charming, tasteful, touching and moral series! I can't wait to read the rest.

Description: Enter the world of Mitford and you'll never want to leave! Join Father Tim, an Episcopal rector, as he contends with life in this sleepy village suddenly awakened by a maverick dog the size of a Buick, a hostile young runaway, and an attractive new neighbor. Add to this a potentially valuable painting, arson, and unrequited love and you have an unforgettable novel, rich in characters, charm, and wit.