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Comment by Theresa Laura Morgan on April 7, 2010 at 8:53am

Thank you Rebecca for sharing. I'm looking to see if these books are at the library : ) Have a wonderful day!

Comment by Rebecca on April 7, 2010 at 1:15am

Ha, I forgot to add some of my alltime favs. They may be pretty common but they're great!
The Alchemist
The Celestine Prophecy
Ishmael
The Story of B
The Sacred Balance

Comment by Rebecca on April 7, 2010 at 1:11am

Hi all
I'm glad this group was formed as reading is one of the best ways for me to stay inspired.
Recently I have read "Manifesting your hearts desire" and it was great. Lots of uplifting stories about people creating and guidelines on how to put it into action. I even manifested $10 within an hour of putting it down!
Also enjoyed Louise L Hays "Heal your Life". Lots of great affirmations!
As for the Twilight saga, I got sucked in too. I only read the first two books then forced myself to take a break as it was keeping me up to the wee hours of the morning :)
I will recommend Phillipa Gregory as well if your looking for some juicy historical fiction set in the Tudor period.
Can't wait to read more recommendations.

Bliss

Comment by Lynne on October 27, 2009 at 7:22am

Am into Anita Shreve at the moment and in particular 'Small Fits of Passion' and 'Bodysurfing'. Both really excellent! I'm also reading 'Impossible Saints' by Michele' Roberts which (IMHO) really challenges the notion of 'purity' as embodied by the catholic church. Happy reading!

Comment by Lynne on May 26, 2009 at 3:25am

I've just finished reading 'Catching the big fish' (meditation, consciousness and creativity) by film director David Lynch, among other things he talks about how his ideas and other creative impulses emerge from his meditation practice. He also promotes meditation in schools. I found this book and the authors activities quite inspiring and in contrast to some of his films the book was full of clarity.

Comment by Adonya Wong on March 17, 2009 at 4:03pm

I am currently listening to The Key by Dr. Joe Vitale. Debating on whether I should top off my reading menu with Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith's Spiritual Liberation, Dr. Joe Vitale's Zero Limits or If the Buddha Got Stuck by Dr. Charlotte Sophia Kasl. Hmmmmm... many others to choose from but these are in the Top 3. :) Decisions, decisions, decisions.

Comment by Lynne on February 27, 2009 at 7:33am

Hi everyone, I'm really glad to have found this online 'library'! I remember reading The Lovely Bones a few years ago and found it very intriguing. I also read The Time Travellers Wife but I don't remember it as clearly as I did Sebolds book
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Just lately I've been immersed in the Twilight Saga, although 'immersed' is an understatement, I'm no teenager but I've been so obsessed by them that I've felt like a teenager, reading the whole series twice. When I stopped judging myself, I realised that due to particular circumstances I never really experienced being a 'normal' teenager so on a very real level it's great to finally experience feelings that others take for granted. Looking forward to hearing from you all - Lynne

Comment by Jano on February 5, 2009 at 9:05pm

I agree! I'm surprised there aren't more members. This can be our online book club! I have also read "The Lovely Bones" and thought it was wonderful, deeply moving and profound. I am now reading "the White Tiger" by Aravind Adiga - it is taking a while to get into it. Will keep you posted.

Comment by Nic on February 5, 2009 at 7:41pm

Hello!
This is such a great Idea - i hope some more people join us :-)