"Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested." (Francis Bacon)

Wednesday, May 09, 2007

Booked by 3: May

I adapted this month's questions from a Newsweek feature.

  1. Name up to 3 books you think everyone should read.
  2. Name up to 3 authors you think everyone should read.
  3. Name up to 3 books no one should read.
My answers either next week or after I get back from vacation in June. Leave your answers in the comments or leave a link back to your answers on your blogs. Have fun and thanks to everyone who plays.

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9 comments:

  1. Karen11:09 PM

    Yeah I am first!!!

    Mine is up at: http://momofajl.blogspot.com/

    Enjoy your vacation:-)

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  2. naridu3:21 AM

    hehe, answers up at my page http://naridu.com

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  3. naridu3:21 AM

    hehe, answers up at my page http://naridu.com

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  4. Steven R. McEvoy1:17 PM

    My Answers are up at both my blogs. I did two sets of answers one general fiction and one Christian. (See links below)

    Yours Steven

    Book Reviews and More
    McEvoy's Musings

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  5. Steven R. McEvoy9:23 PM

    I have read and like most of Palahniuk's stuff, Haunted was truly disturbing. When I met Him he said he is trying to write something that can not be done in film. Yet Everything has been optioned.

    As for Haldeman, I loved Heinlien's and Buttener's Orphanage versions of the story. But found Haldeman's wanting.

    Steven
    Book Reviews and More
    McEvoy's Musings

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  6. ηiRσ10:33 PM

    This was hard! I normally try not to decide what other ppl should or shouldnt do (read) but here goes ...

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  7. Victoria4:33 PM

    Mine is up here. Late as usual, but it's still May anyway...

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  8. Cat.12:50 PM

    I'm up. I always take forever on these...this one was harder than I anticipated, too!

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  9. ShellyS1:11 PM

    Hi, Cat,

    I couldn't get your comments link to work, but I did read your answers. I had Asimov, too, but then switched to Clarke.

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