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Oh, dear. this is such a self promotion. *cringeworthy*
The Running Man is actually one of my very favourites!
Great story! I have a battered first edition (and also the Backman Books). But then there was movie...
My two all time favorite books even though I have everything and am in your book club is THE GREEN MILE AND NEEDFUL THINGS.
I finished it in what felt like.. 10 minutes :)
Well done :)
Great book!
THE RUNNING MAN is still one of my favorites.
I bet "The Stand" took a little longer.
I have a hardcover copy of the stand
Hmm the running man was 1 of my first king-favorites :)
And I was a lot younger too 😂
One of my favorite stories! The Bachman Books was an early introduction to "grown up" reading, and I have gifted copies to many friends over the years. Thank you!
Not "The Long Walk"? I must have read it at least 6 times.
So this is your cold phase, now you're just bragging ;)
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Dec 08, 2016 12:32PM
Oh, dear. this is such a self promotion. *cringeworthy*
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The Running Man is actually one of my very favourites!
Great story! I have a battered first edition (and also the Backman Books). But then there was movie...
My two all time favorite books even though I have everything and am in your book club is THE GREEN MILE AND NEEDFUL THINGS.
I finished it in what felt like.. 10 minutes :)Well done :)
Great book!
THE RUNNING MAN is still one of my favorites.
I bet "The Stand" took a little longer.
I have a hardcover copy of the stand
Hmm the running man was 1 of my first king-favorites :)And I was a lot younger too 😂
One of my favorite stories! The Bachman Books was an early introduction to "grown up" reading, and I have gifted copies to many friends over the years. Thank you!
Not "The Long Walk"? I must have read it at least 6 times.
So this is your cold phase, now you're just bragging ;)
