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Freyja

Not staff. Freyja with a j.
SF Supporter
#42
Oh my God my daughter and I simply love Patrick Rothfuss. A fabulous writer. We are impatiently waiting for the next one to be published.
He is! One of my favourite in fantasy, I'm reading the book for the third time *dance1
It's so nice both of you share the same love for him!
 
#43
She's the one who introduced me to him. I've reread the first one but not the second. It was her Christmas present to me last year. Like you, I love rerreading books. You always learn something new.
 

ClassicsFan

Well-Known Member
#45
Dark Horses



Merritt Wenner has been self-destructing ever since the tragic deaths of her grandmother and her horse, and after an epic all-night bender she walks out of the SAT and disappears. Her parents, looking for a quick fix, ship her off to a residential equine therapy program.

At Good Fences, Merritt meets Red—a failed racehorse and a terror in the barn. Red has never bonded with anyone, but Merritt is not afraid of him, which makes all the difference. Soon they’re sneaking rides after curfew, which catches the attention of Red’s owner. Recognizing their potential, he funds their launch into the competitive hunter/jumper circuit.

Against the cutthroat backdrop of competitive riding, Merritt and their groom, Beatrice, develop an attraction. Merritt also finds herself drawn to Carvin, a rival rider. But in Red’s mind, Merritt belongs to him alone. Anyone else poses a threat. And Merritt can’t foresee what he’ll do to keep her to himself.
 

na-taya

Well-Known Member
#53
Mindfulness a practical guide to finding peace in a frantic world.....it has a CD and an 8 week program tomorrow today's day one so I'll check back in in 8 weeks and let ya know how it goes.....But I feel like it's a book almost everyone should read!!
 

Baywasp

I know the world turns and it will turn on me
SF Supporter
#56
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
That's one of my favorite books of all time! I used to have a big leatherbound copy of it and all its sequels (I don't count the one written by Eoin Colfer, and in fact, haven't even read it.) It was one of my prized possessions but was too big to bring with me when I left my parents' house and moved across the country.
 

Sunday16

SF Supporter
#60
It was one of my prized possessions but was too big to bring with me when I left my parents' house and moved across the country.
Is the book still at your parents' house? I bet it's a beautiful book. I'm not much into science fiction but I'm loving this book for it's humor and great writing!
 

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