Avid Naked Readers
For those who love to read, either old fashioned paper books ( and my preferred way) or the new fangled ebooks. There was a book reading nudist group at one time but i have not found any trace of it. So this will fill the void.
- created by noodengr2
Discussions
Enjoying listening to two of her books on CD (The third one in the series is coming soon) The stories revolve around the life of Em McRoy- She moved from Seattle to Scotland after the death of her husband- Besides trying to learn about her new...
Enjoying listening to two of her books on CD (The third one in the series is coming soon) The stories revolve around the life of Em McRoy- She moved from Seattle to Scotland after the death of her husband- Besides trying to learn about her new...
If you could have any author. living or dead .add one more book to their writings which writer would you pick? Mine would be Margret Mitchell. Sadly Gone With the Wind was her one and only.
Is anyone interested in starting a book club? In which we pick a book and discuss it over Skype.
Have you heard about the 100 rule when it comes to reading? When you begin a book , take 100 - your age , if you are not hooked on the book by that page, put it down and start something else. A avid reader shared that with me today and it makes...
I have plowed thru several books recently. Just simply have preferred to curl up with a book rather than turn on the TV . From action thrillers to adventure travel and even read a paranormal thriller which was a nice change of pace. Averaging about...
I just finished reading The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy This motley group of four get together by chance (or design?) and have an adventure while getting to know each other- Its considered a graphic novel; the story is...
I normally jump in my reading , genres and authors. A mix from adventure travel, fiction, little known parts of history. But for some reason I am on my 3rd Grishman novel in a row. I had not read him for years and took one along on my birthday trip,...
My book club has chosen The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James as this month's book. It was first published in 1881 and written in a style that seems superfluous for today. I am going to try to get another Clive Cussler book in there this year!
Yes I still subscribe and 10 times a year have a good read of stories and humor. The current issue has an article about a guy lost in the Florida swamp land. He has his lower arm bitten off my a gator, then when he tries to swim away his clothes are...