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63. The Undertaker, e-book.

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Thu Feb 14, 2013, 04:37 PM

Feb 2013

It was free and it's hilarious.

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What's the latest book you've bought or read? Hard copy or e-book? [View all] Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 OP

Hard Cover - Murakami's 1Q84. Just loved it.... NRaleighLiberal Feb 2013 #1

I'm in the middle of that right now. alarimer Feb 2013 #43

Beautiful Swimmers: Watermen, Crabs and the Chesapeake Bay mia Feb 2013 #2

I'm from Louisiana and love crabs, too! Eating them, that is. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #3

Love louisiana crawdaddies - mia Feb 2013 #5

They DO have crabs. I used to go crabbing. The politics...I might retire there.... Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #7

For a while I had a blog called Beautiful Swimmer alarimer Feb 2013 #44

Read - "The Prague Cemetary" by Umberto Eco Moondog Feb 2013 #4

Wow. Some of the things other people read, I don't even understand what they're Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #9

Well, you've heard of Moondog Feb 2013 #13

Well, I saw the PBS movie with Sean Connery. Didn't know it was a book. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #69

Hard Cover: Catch Me by Lisa Gardner bigwillq Feb 2013 #6

Here's an article about small bookstores emerging in the wake Flaxbee Feb 2013 #8

Thx. Half Price Bookstores here is doing fine, I think. The Strand in NY is doing ok. Both have Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #10

"The Jungle" by Sinclair Lewis Generic Brad Feb 2013 #11

"Open source"? You mean the free ones? Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #22

Yeah. Free. Generic Brad Feb 2013 #70

Shakespeare is old, but it still works for me. Free is my language. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #71

Ebook is The Pillars of the Earth/HC is The Sinking of the Titanic TuxedoKat Feb 2013 #12

I am reading Follett too Curmudgeoness Feb 2013 #17

I am reading the second in the series, "Winter of the World." femmocrat Feb 2013 #19

Wow, is that one out already? Curmudgeoness Feb 2013 #20

If you like Pillars TuxedoKat Feb 2013 #28

I get lots of suggestions for historic novels Curmudgeoness Feb 2013 #46

Historical Fiction Novels TuxedoKat Feb 2013 #78

Just finished Fall of Giants. I do love ken Follett. It was great and I learned Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #39

Fall of Giants is the first in the series. Curmudgeoness Feb 2013 #47

Of course ! You are right, I read the second (WW2). Well your timing is perfect start Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #52

Interesting insight into Follett. Curmudgeoness Feb 2013 #54

yes...and I immediately thought of the opposite - John Le Carre IMHO nt Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2013 #55

Pillars=awesome a la izquierda Feb 2013 #42

I bought a paperback at a used-book store last week mokawanis Feb 2013 #14

I buy several books a month Sekhmets Daughter Feb 2013 #15

I have a Kindle, but I download only the free books. Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #23

I loved bookstores...new used it didn't matter Sekhmets Daughter Feb 2013 #25

Slavery by Another Name TuxedoKat Feb 2013 #30

Thanks for the link! n/t Sekhmets Daughter Feb 2013 #45

Ken Follett's Fall of Giants and Curmudgeoness Feb 2013 #16

THE CHEMISTRY OF LOVE littlemissmartypants Feb 2013 #18

Right now I'm just getting to the pipi_k Feb 2013 #21

I don't read e-books WhoIsNumberNone Feb 2013 #24

I read A Clockwork Orange years ago. I still have it (somewhere). Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #27

Message auto-removed robertkdem1965_h89 Feb 2013 #26

Bought "Beyond Outrage" by Robert Reich yesterday from B/N. hay rick Feb 2013 #29

Memory of Light by Robert Jordan Xyzse Feb 2013 #31

Soft cover uriel1972 Feb 2013 #32

Life of Pi on ebook. Jeff In Milwaukee Feb 2013 #33

Hard copy, The Wind Through The Keyhole Puzzledtraveller Feb 2013 #34

I rarely read fiction anymore TM99 Feb 2013 #36

Looks good. I love Stephen King. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #64

I have a 10" Android tablet for eBooks TM99 Feb 2013 #35

You must be edumicated. :) nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #87

A wee bit. TM99 Feb 2013 #92

Prophet of the Dead by Richard Lee Byers. MrSlayer Feb 2013 #37

The Men Who Would be King by Josephine Ross csziggy Feb 2013 #38

Great Jobs for Business Majors by Stephen Lambert Tobin S. Feb 2013 #40

I bought a bread making book in hard copy... a la izquierda Feb 2013 #41

Do audiobooks count? Duer 157099 Feb 2013 #48

You bet! I just forgot about the medium for books. I've thought about getting one or two... Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #65

I'm listening to "Hallucinations" too womanofthehills Feb 2013 #91

I'm reading "Life of Pi" geardaddy Feb 2013 #49

Two ebooks, and one print book: kentauros Feb 2013 #50

Can bread really take only five minutes a day? Come on, now. Don't pull my leg! nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #66

It is a misleading title. kentauros Feb 2013 #72

Mmmmm. Sounds wonderful. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #73

The book has been out since 2007, kentauros Feb 2013 #74

World War Z dr.strangelove Feb 2013 #51

Two at the same time. rrneck Feb 2013 #53

Kate Mosse - "The Winter Ghosts" & now reading Shakespeare - "Richard III" Myrina Feb 2013 #56

The Grey trilogy TrogL Feb 2013 #57

Half-Assed: A Weight Loss Memoir Bertha Venation Feb 2013 #58

Recently re-read "The Eye of the World" by Robert Jordan NewJeffCT Feb 2013 #59

So many books, so little time: Five or six on the go right now. GoneOffShore Feb 2013 #60

Bien! Tu es occupe! Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #67

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain hibbing Feb 2013 #61

Got the hardcover of this too...haven't read it yet. didact Feb 2013 #84

Wool omnibus version (ebook only) Spike89 Feb 2013 #62

Paper still accounts for 90% of sales? Now, that's interesting. Maybe because most people Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #68

Yeah, book type plays a big part too Spike89 Feb 2013 #98

The Undertaker, e-book. graywarrior Feb 2013 #63

Paperback-"The Winter Palace" by Eva Stachniak DearHeart Feb 2013 #75

In the past month, I purchased four "like new" hardback books through Amazon: Petrushka Feb 2013 #76

15 Dangerously Mad Projects for the Evil Genius hobbit709 Feb 2013 #77

If you don't know about this blog, then you do now! kentauros Feb 2013 #80

The Worst Hard Time by Timothy Egan CountAllVotes Feb 2013 #79

Currently RobinA Feb 2013 #81

Waging peace Neil Young S.A.M Feb 2013 #82

Absolutely Small: How Quantum Theory Explains Our Everyday World didact Feb 2013 #83

Well, that puts my "The Minus Man" a fiction about a serial killer, to shame. Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #86

Not at all.... didact Mar 2013 #103

I'll have to check that one out. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #105

Re-read Power Concedes Nothing by Connie Rice Broken_Hero Feb 2013 #85

Last book I read was Broken_Hero Mar 2013 #104

MY...Look at the varied & interesting books DUers are reading! Pretty interesting. nt Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #88

The Great American Pin-up Book (Taschen) and Alone in Berlin by Hans Fallada Tom Ripley Feb 2013 #89

"Flight Behavior" by Barbara Kingsolver womanofthehills Feb 2013 #90

i bought a Kindle Fire in November tabbycat31 Feb 2013 #93

I have a Kindle keyboard, which I thought would be handy while traveling. Honeycombe8 Feb 2013 #94

The Lost Labyrinth and The Eden Legacy by Will Adams avebury Feb 2013 #95

I get most of my books from the library... sheshe2 Feb 2013 #96

I went to our local independent bookstore murielm99 Feb 2013 #97

Audiobook: "De-Converted" by Seth Andrews sakabatou Feb 2013 #99

Kind of Kin by Rilla Askew Z_I_Peevey Feb 2013 #100

I'm halfway through "Why America Failed: The Roots of Imperial Decline" by Morris Berman Burma Jones Feb 2013 #101

Three at a time, all ebooks. Because I'm impulsive. nolabear Feb 2013 #102