I am sort of in, if there is room - I have picky tastes and not everyone will want to read what I do, but given all that, I'm willing to send on...
Da Vinci Code, still up for grabs. PM me your address, anyone.
Count me in, even tho, I have a very strange taste on books. I think this is a cool idea.
Actually, O'Bill, I'll take the Da Vinci Code. Hang on, I'll send you the A2K PO Box addy.
Who wants
Swim with the Sharks w/o Being Eaten Alive?" This book was absolutely awesome and I'm ready to put it in the mail Saturday morning for anyone that wants it.
It's written by the owner/CEO of Mackay Envelopes and is so down to Earth you WILL wonder why you haven't been doing these techniques all along anyhow.
Alright people...WHO WANTS THIS BOOK?
Not only will you get a wonderful book about the biz world and how to do good within it, but you'll also get a wonderful sampling of my exquisite handwriting....sure to be worth mucho dinero someday....
I'd love to see your handwriting but it is too late for me and the business world....
I am truly surprised. I thought this idea would be much more popular than it apparently is, so far...
I'm going back into my library and find another offering. Onyx, feel free to send Sharks on to anyone in your circle who would like it, with the proviso that they must keep passing it on.
Are any of you familiar with the Bookcrossing phenomenon? Apparently you simply leave a book in a public place, on a bench or table, with instructions inside to read it and then leave it somewhere for the next random soul...
Alternative - large print or book on CD??
Disclosure is officially available now too. When I decided to add Michael Crichton's works to my library, I inadvertently purchased an extra copy of Disclosure. Anybody?
PDiddie wrote:Are any of you familiar with the Bookcrossing phenomenon? Apparently you simply leave a book in a public place, on a bench or table, with instructions inside to read it and then leave it somewhere for the next random soul...
Never heard of it, but love it... I'm going to do that too! I have a box of paperbacks that I bought by mistake for that.
Boy, that looks fun. Thank you PDiddie!
Well, I have a book from O'Bill, but I just started it. Should be able to make a major dent in it this weekend, tho'. So eventually The Da Vinci Code will be available again.
Just finished reading "A Study in Scarlet" by none other than Sir Authur Conan Doyle. Great short read.
Now I think I might read "A Sign of Four", another Holmes novel.
Just a bit of advice. You might want to read the first novel by Dan Brown involving Langdon, "Angels and Demons". Excellent book and it clues you in to some of the things Dan Brown refers to in "The Da Vinci code.
Hi and welcome, cmgannon26.
You wouldn't happen to have "Angels and Demons" available, would you?
(I've had Da Vinci Code since Christmas and haven't started it yet. I like your suggestion, and if you have the first novel and care to enter our little circle here, then I'd be delighted to have it -- and to send it on.)
cmg - you want to read "sharks" ?? travel up a few posts, check it out, and let me know.
PDid said it's okay to send out of the circle, but I don't wanna...
Just finished The DaVinci code and I'm ready to pass it on. So, any takers? Send me a PM, s'il vous plait. :-D
wanna do an even trade jes?
Sure, that's the sharks book?
yeppers :-) you'll notice the link above leads DIRECTLY to the a2k portal entry ...which I'm sure was made by SOME sweetheart :-) lol
