What are you reading 2

[r.payton@att.net]

Will do !!

[M Richardson]

I just finished my book. Over 600 pages! Now I am going to have to buy a whole new box of 64 crayons to replace all the ones I wore out.

[Spider]

Will do !!

Not necessary, but it will make more sense if you read the Elvis Cole/Joe Pike novels in order because they sometimes refer back to things that happened in previous novels - and hopefully you'll want to read them all anyway. The others are good, too.

Robert Crais: Novels in Order

[zappacy]

Try Robert Crais. He's another of my favorites.

Jack Reacher = Tom Cruise Haw! Your heartthrob was on This Week Sunday A.M.

[zappacy]

Not necessary, but it will make more sense if you read the Elvis Cole/Joe Pike novels in order because they sometimes refer back to things that happened in previous novels - and hopefully you'll want to read them all anyway. The others are good, too.

Robert Crais: Novels in Order

Jack Reacher =Tom Cruise Haw!

[zappacy]

Just finished City of Thieves By David Benioff. Great characters in Leningrad WWII. He also produces and co-writes screenplay for Game of Thrones.

[Spider]

Jack Reacher =Tom Cruise Haw!

No freakin' way. Terrible casting.

[zappacy]

Dec. 21 2012. Sorry.

[M Richardson]

For those of you that have dogs, a 1/2 hour read that will be really valuable. On Talking Terms With Dogs: Calming Signals by Turid Rugaas. Rugaas is a world recognized expert in the "body language" of canines. This book, only about 35 pages, is how to tell a dog that you are not a threat - and how to calm down an exicited dog.
I find myself watching dogs constantly looking for these signals - and seeing them! It has given me much greater insight in working with the animals. Now if I could learn the same tricks for people . . . .