Welcome to The Habitual Reader, the online fiction
book club that features your reader profiles, book
reviews, and favorite
community bookstores. Are you curious to know . . . what books other
readers would take to a deserted island?
What books other readers would never pick up again? What makes you a Habitual Reader? This is a community
designed for you -- book people of the world -- to talk about fiction.
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Featured
Profiles With Their Lists of Ten |
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Angela
Henry
"I developed a love of books and reading when I was a child.
As a kid you rarely saw me without my nose in a book. As an
adult, I'm usually reading at least two books at once. There
are a lot of things I could do without in this world, but books
are not one of them."
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Maria
Hudgins
"I
read for fun. Before I retired from teaching science, most of
my reading was work-related but now I read whatever I want. And
what I want is mainly mysteries. Now, I've started writing mysteries..."
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Michael
Dutton
"As much as I like a variety of art forms, including the
cinema, there are elements in fiction that absolutely cannot
be reproduced in other art forms. Example: Before our trip to
London (to visit my daughter, Meg, who was schooling there),
I re-read "Mrs. Dalloway" by Virginia Woolf... "
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What's Your List of Ten? |
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Featured
Shameless Self-Promotion |
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Wearing the Spider
by Susan
Schaab
It starts with a simple unwanted kiss and evolves into a
labyrinthine trail of forgery and illusion, a hijacked identity,
a corruption scandal involving a U.S. Senator accused of
channeling illegal benefits to a shady South American firm,
even kidnapping and murder.
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Featured
Review |
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The Strand
Prophecy
By J.B.B. Winner
Paul Gayron says: "The Strand Prophecy is just flat out
a fun novel. The story starts with a futuristically caped and
armored figure appearing on the steps of the White House and
the story just runs from there. The pauses in the action are
merely long enough to develop some feeling in the characters
as you continue falling deeper and deeper into the story through
the jungles of Brazil to the rivers of Africa."
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Featured Plug Your Bookstore |
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Family Book
Shop - Deland, Florida
Recommended by Judy Mathys
Family Book Shop is a full service book store selling new books,
new magazines, and buying, trading and selling used books since
1976 in a delightful small southern university town.
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You
know you're a
Habitual Reader if... |
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You know you're a Habitual Reader
if you read your alphabet soup before eating it!
- Jasmine Nakagawa, Oakland, CA
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