Tribe.net. Local Connections cindy http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/03e621eb-a4a8-4601-a076-f1f8eddabaf0 2007-08-16T07:42:11Z 2007-08-16T07:42:11Z

<div>I just wanted to say 'hi'.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 0 replies </div>

cindy 2007-08-16T07:42:11Z dynomoose http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/380daf79-5cf1-4a3d-90a6-f7f878a2ab47 2005-02-20T02:51:52Z 2005-02-20T02:51:52Z

<div>I read Sarah and The Heart is Deceitful Above all Things last week and they were amazing! <br/>Sarah is funny and a little disturbing in that it's a fairy tale adventures of a 12 year old transvestite truck stop prostitute. The ending id VERY sad, but it's overall a really funny book. <br/>The Heart is Deceitful Above all Things will rip your heart out and leave you waith a craving for vengance. It has it's funny moments but it is obviously autobiographical and may give you nightmares. I know I will never look at young mothers with their children without a little suspicion.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 0 replies </div>

dynomoose 2005-02-20T02:51:52Z dynomoose http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/7e2255c4-1b96-4812-a054-07bf9ded7127 2005-02-20T02:47:00Z 2005-02-20T02:45:38Z

<div>I just read an advanced readers' copy of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathon Safran Foer and it was wonderful. <br/>It's told in the perspective of three people: a brilliant nine year old boy who lost his father in the World Trade Center, an old man who survived the Dresden firebombings and cannot speak and the little boy's paternal grandmother. <br/>It's funny, sad and completely satisfying. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 1 reply </div>

dynomoose 2005-02-20T02:45:38Z http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/40c7abfb-3c71-4b55-adbf-4c60fce18269 2005-02-17T07:28:41Z 2005-02-17T07:28:41Z

<div>The Harry Potter books are really enjoyable.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-02-17T07:28:41Z dynomoose http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/11a49055-9461-47ee-bc78-aae7ed97e49c 2004-12-13T05:04:11Z 2004-12-12T07:26:21Z

<div>This is one of the most disturbing, funny, heart-breaking books I've ever had the pleasure of reading.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 2 replies </div>

dynomoose 2004-12-12T07:26:21Z http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/9f6f0912-1c51-4d6a-b9dd-6d8dbf630bfa 2004-10-16T04:46:47Z 2004-10-16T04:46:47Z

<div>I also just finished "Healing the Shame that Binds You" by John Bradshaw. This is a good self-help book for people who have had problems with addiction or who were raised by those with an addiction. (Or anyone who has any other kind of abandonement issues). <br/> <br/>Justice</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-10-16T04:46:47Z http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/b43f6614-0b51-42ae-b4f5-4483c62afa32 2004-10-16T04:40:20Z 2004-10-16T04:40:20Z

<div>Well I just finished "Darkfall" by Dean Koontz. It was simple, but I enjoyed it. It's a fast-paced horror story about a Bocor (a voodoo Priest who engages in black magic). Plenty of creepy monsters, and a good hero to save the day (or night, rather). It was fun and it had a few interesting bits of commentary on the nature of voodoo magic and religion. <br/> <br/>Justice</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-10-16T04:40:20Z http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/090f5f1f-ec75-47e5-ba3a-c4c54e63a7b7 2004-07-27T02:26:03Z 2004-07-23T06:09:08Z

<div>By Clarissa Pinkola Estes. I'm almost finished reading it and I would recommend it to anyone, especially if you're interested in mythology, folktales, or jungian psychology. She uses very poetic language. It's good medicine.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 1 reply </div>

2004-07-23T06:09:08Z VizAnya http://Booksquirm.tribe.net/thread/f062fa50-03a9-43ce-af7c-9de20d11c7e5 2004-07-21T01:30:55Z 2004-07-21T01:30:55Z

<div>"Teacher seeking student. Must have an earnest desire to save the world. Apply in person." <br/> <br/>That is how the book starts out. Soon we have gone to see what kind of teacher it is with the books main character. I find myself able to sit in his shoes and thinking exactly what he thinks (although I am a little quicker on the uptake). And here is what he thinks: <br/> <br/>His whole life he has grown up believing that the world is the way that it seems to be and that he has been told it is. Yet, he find that he can't help but think that he is being lied to. <br/> <br/>YES!!!! I only hope that the author gives me some sort of answer I can mesh with. Although, if he doesn't at least I will still know that the world doesn't have to be the way I have been led to believe. At least at this moment my mind is freer. <br/> <br/>Blessings, <br/>Viz</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Booksquirm.tribe.net">Booksquirm</a> - 0 replies </div>

VizAnya 2004-07-21T01:30:55Z