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“Right now I’m reading ‘With Malice Toward None,’ by Stephen B. Oates. It’s a biography about Abraham Lincoln.”

— Randy Wyrick, newspaper designer, Kansas City, Mo.

“‘City of Tiny Lights,’ by Patrick Neate. It’s about an Indian man who lives in London, and he’s trying to find a prostitute who’s gone missing.”

— Allison Burch, bookseller, Lawrence

“I am re-reading ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,’ by J. K. Rowling. I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to go back and see what I missed the first two times I read it.”

— Paige Hatfield, accountant, Topeka

“I’m reading ‘How to Win Friends and Influence People,’ by Dale Carnegie. My husband and I own a small business, and I think it’s a great guide to dealing with other people and being successful in business.”

— Maria Nelson, business owner, Eudora

“I just finished reading ‘Seeing Redd,’ by Frank Beddor. It’s the second book in the ‘Looking Glass Wars’ series.”

— Devin Mack, Information technology specialist, Lawrence

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Paul R Getto 8 years, 10 months ago

Re-reading "The Quick and the Dead" in memorium.

ms_canada 8 years, 10 months ago

I am reading Act of Mercy by Peter Trymayne. this is one of the later novels by the author in his series involving Sister Fidelma and Brother Eadulf. The series takes place in 8th century Ireland. This team of religious members of an abbey in Ireland gets involed in solving some sort of crime in each novel. This series is very good at teaching about the happenings in the 8th century in Ireland and Europe. Sister Fidelma is an advocate (lawyer) in Ireland at that time. Women enjoyed a special place in the society of Ireland which differed greatly from the rest of Europe at that time. The Irish of that time were very enlightened and held women in high esteem unlike the rest of the world. I have read several of the books in this series and love them. They are well written and very easy to read and keep your interest up all the way through.