There's a punch line coming, right? No?! Yikes. What a waste of money. Let's see, one could buy a house, a couple of new cars, or even sock it away in a retirement fund and be almost set for life by the time one retired... Yet they spent it on a pet. Wow, what priorities they have established there....
Dungeon Of Dread by Rose Estes - You are caric a brve knight in a whole world where dragons roam! can you solve the mystery of the dungeon of dread.
"In My Father's House" by Bodie and Brock Thoene - historical fiction about four soldiers returning home from WWI and readjusting to life in America. Possibly one of my new all-time favorites. It inspires me to become a better person. -Erin
"PepperTide" by Jack Weyland - a very neat story about a boy growing up. I especially like the chapters where he first meets his wife - very, very funny. -April
"The Icing on the Cake" by Elodia Strain - cute little book for single LDS girls. And maybe non-single LDS girls. -Ami
Short stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald--my favorite so far is "Offshore Pirate" -Derek
The Count of Monte Cristo -- such an intricate plot! Never a dull moment - so much better than the movie! - April
Peace Like A River by Leif Enger--one of the most beautifully written stories I've ever read. -Derek
Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach one of Dad's favorites
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane - by Kate DiCamillo
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There's a punch line coming, right? No?! Yikes. What a waste of money. Let's see, one could buy a house, a couple of new cars, or even sock it away in a retirement fund and be almost set for life by the time one retired... Yet they spent it on a pet. Wow, what priorities they have established there....
Crazy.
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