Dolittle: yes over 400 mg is too much usually one vit e a day. the books sound good.

amandalove: I heard about the vitamin E thing and am taking it but you have to be careful not to take too much of it. At least that's what I heard. Your body don't throw off the excess on that like it does vitamin C.

Eriisa: It tells you how to balance your blood/sugar naturally. Lots of info about what foods are good or bad for you..I was surprised. I also read another good one called The Glucose Revolution that had lots of good info. I am also Type II. I ordered my books from another source but you can probably find them on Amazon.

Dolittle: my some of my family and friends have both. a really good vitamin is vit e to take really helps kidneys! now i read this week that vit e is good for memory.....ginko move over. i do have proof on the vit e for kidneys tho.

Dolittle: I'm a Type II. What kind of info does it have?

I have been reading some health type books. Since I am diabetic, the one I just read was very good information. The Sugar Solution by Sari Harrar.

amandalove: thanks scarlet for sending it thru for me. nobleheart, thanks but that book is a little too involved reading for me will stick to my reading for pleasure. sounds conflicting tho

nobleheart: doesn't come thru for me

http://www.penguin.ca/nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0670063703,00.html
The American Backlash-Michael Adams

fixed the link, hopefully

amandalove: that is so terribly sweet of you! I will message you!

Dolittle: if you want to share your post addy i will mail you my copy

amandalove:I meant to buy Mary Mary and just plain forgot with all the other stuff going on!!

just finished new Nora Roberts writing as J.D.Robb Origin in Death; starting on Patricia Cornwells Preditor, a Kay Sharpetta Mystery.Mary,Mary by James Patterson was good too.
now reading

Eriisa: I would waltz in with a copy of "Hang 'Em High"!!
Aren't we all soooooo helpful?

whhy so I think of richard simmons,Dennis Rodman & ronald mcdonald when I see Eriisa's new pic?

Bluesday: I thought that was the number of guys that got ragged off at me.........lol

baddessi: yes, they are my favorite also just waiting for the next i believe its number12!!!!!!!!! And i am half way thru Mary, Mary. It is exciting.

It should get you out of there pretty quick at least! LOL
I carried in John Grisham's "The Runaway Jury" with me

ROFL, now that's an idea!

My goodness, that might empty the courtroom real quick!!

Eriisa: Carry in 'Sybil' dressed like your new pic, and I'm sure time will fly!

Eriisa:Glad it's you and not me!

Hmmm, now that sounds pretty good! I'll need a good book when I go to Jury duty next week.

baddessi: Thanks for your input and the flowers too!!
I will check on some of the book sites and see if I can find that series. If not I may have to venture out to a book store!

On becoming a mod to this board!

I like James Patterson alot- I don't think I'd come across a book of his I haven't liked. I haven't had a chance to read Mary, Mary.

I don't get to read as much as I'd like anymore, but I've come across a series of books I'm just loving. Quite different from anything I've come across and the author holds my attention and has me laughing out loud while weaving her plots. The author is Janet Evanovich and it's the Stephanie Plum series..One For the Money, Two for The Dough, Three to Get Deadly, Four to Score, High Five and on. I think there are 10 books in all in this series. If you haven't checked it out- give it a try- I don't think they are new books. The first was written in 1994, but they are still hot sellers at my corner bookstore.

Dolittle: kewel. i just started mary, mary its going to be good!!! i also like Cornwell, I think her name is Patricia.

amandalove: Thanks for your input and the site suggestion. I will check that one out too!

amandalove: I liked M.C.Beatons' Agatha Raisin Series. Nora Roberts has some good ones also.

Dolittle: Opra.com bookclub has A Million Pieces as their book to read. If you have never been to this site check it out its free and somebooks I have read with them. It was my first time in a book club. They keep the Q & A and book reviews so that you can pretty much tell whether you like the book. I recieved Mary, Mary last week haven't started on it but do like Pattersons books. I enjoy mysteries the most. I love the English ones, some with humor

This is also a good one to check.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/283155/ref=gw_br_bo/002-9943543-8160055

nobleheart: nice list! great sites, thanks :)

if you had to pick 1 of each section (to be placed as a link on top of this board) which would it be ?

Has anyone read A Million Little Pieces by James Frey or Mary Mary by James Patterson. Was thinking about buying those and wanted some input! Thanks...

nobleheart: Thank you very much for that books list. Lots of good ones listed there!

USA
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/books/bestseller/
http://www.caderbooks.com/bestintro.html
http://www.bookspot.com/bestsellers.htm
http://www.publishersweekly.com/
http://asp.usatoday.com/life/books/booksdatabase/default.aspx
http://www.booksense.com/bestsellers/index.jsp
http://www.booktv.org/bestseller/
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/bestsellers/top100.asp?PID=3950&
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canada
http://www.cbabook.org/bestsellers/default.asp
http://www.randomhouse.ca/category/best_fic_hard/
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UK
http://books.guardian.co.uk/bestsellers/alltitles/0,5917,343304,00.html
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anyone know any good book list URLs,please share....8^)steve

cariad: Hi..been a long time since I talked to you.

Thank you both! I will surely do my best.

Being that Kata Liana has not been on site in a while, Dolittle is being added as a moderator to help watch this board.


Welcome Do!

Bluesday: LOL

The Sweet Potatoe Queens' Guide to Life" Written by Jill Conner Browne?

I'm currently reading this really interesting book called "Cover Up : What The Government Is Still Hiding About The War On Terror" by an Emmy-Award-Winning investigative reporter named Peter Lance.

In this book, he talks about factual evidence regarding intricate ties within political and social orders, hidden criminals in high places and following the money trail. It is clear that this writing has a healthy objective point of view and carefully traces the planning of 9/11 many years back, telling you what has been uncovered through true non-biased investigation.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who wishes to be informed about what is really going on in the World and America.

  Click here for more info

  www.peterlance.com

But I did find this:

J.K. Rowling and Bob Dylan win Quills prizes for Books

harley:
but not to all.

If it helps Nirvana, links to most of the articles can be found here; http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/default.aspx
Obviously on the sub menus

Eriisa:

I get emailed things by Reuters, so links are not possible, but I was also assured that as long as I stated that these things are sent to me by Reuters, I could do what I wanted with what was sent to me, provided it was not for financial gain in any way.

Copied from the last one sent to me:
You may use these contents from this for non-commercial use only.

I was just wondering. Does reuters allow reprinting with out permission? Maybe some of the c&p reviews should have the links posted instead.