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Question of the Day: What was the last book you read?
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Today's milestones: Congratulations to the following active DU members!
Anniversaries
dontpanic (18 years), mia (18 years), Duppers (17 years), EricL (17 years), raging moderate (16 years), FailureToCommunicate (13 years), Freethinker65 (12 years), red dog 1 (11 years), JoyBugaloo (10 years), peasant one (10 years), HoosierDebbie (5 years), Lokilooney (5 years), Deminpenn (5 years), Alex Blaine Layder (2 years), sfdennis1 (1 year), laytonian (1 year)
Posting milestones
Hiawatha Pete (1000 posts), ProfessorGAC (50000 posts)
New members who posted for the first time
Peoplesbecrazy, skyesail, Sam1am
Aristus
(66,285 posts)An oral history of the making of the nine films of the Skywalker saga by the people who made them.
happybird
(4,588 posts)Doing my yearly read of the Dark Tower. Finished that one yesterday, on to #7 today.
They are my two least favorite books in the series.
lark
(23,061 posts)Love this series!!! Have 3 more books to read and they are all lined up in my Kindle, yay!
Lars39
(26,106 posts)I need to get up to speed.
lark
(23,061 posts)I get irritated at times, but overall it's such a fun read if you like fantasy and a little dark with your light.
That would keep me busy.
lark
(23,061 posts)I catch up, then forget about it for awhile, and when I think back or see something years later - there's another 2-3 books. Yay! This keeps happening and I love it. Just discovered last week that the series didn't end when he "died" in book 13. Wow. Happy me!
Lars39
(26,106 posts)Been skipping around series a lot trying to not overspend my book budget or hogging the librarys copies.
Harker
(13,976 posts)He holds up.
Niagara
(7,557 posts)Welcome to DU new members!
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Member of the Family: My Story of Charles Manson, Life Inside His Cult, and the Darkness That Ended the Sixties by Dianne Lake.