If you're on a break, are you reading for "fun"?

beckabeckahi · Jan 5, 2005

I borrowed The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom from my mother, so I can read that one next.
I love to read fiction and missed it so much this past semester!

I read The Five People You Meet in Heaven, a good book and easy read. I finished it in two days or so.

I am currently reading Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl, and have given up on Anna Karenina, this was one Oprah pick I couldn't get into, even 300 pages or so.

Also a good one I finished is If the Buddha Married, very interesting perspective. Going through nursing school, my marriage needs all the help it can get!!!

sabrn2006 · Jan 5, 2005

Also a good one I finished is If the Buddha Married, very interesting perspective. Going through nursing school, my marriage needs all the help it can get!!!

Who wrote this one? It sounds interesting.

You and I seem to have similar tastes in reading. :)

INFJ · Jan 5, 2005

I'm with y'all!! Reading for pleasure is what I've missed most! I began the Holidays with meaningless trash such as US Weekly, In Touch, and Star. I have since graduated to James Patterson's The Big Bad Wolf.

I must admit that I had a moment of weakness and went out & purchased a Med-Surg Nursing Made Easy book to read....just to get ready for this semester! I'm also going to purchase my books today...some people are already reading...I don't want to miss out! :chuckle

Pathetic lives of Nursing Students!!!

Happy Studying!

Amy

beckabeckahi · Jan 5, 2005

Also a good one I finished is If the Buddha Married, very interesting perspective. Going through nursing school, my marriage needs all the help it can get!!!

Who wrote this one? It sounds interesting.

You and I seem to have similar tastes in reading. :)

Charlotte Kasl, PhD. --never heard of her before this book. Check it out on Amazon--here's the link.

If Buddha Married on Amazon.

Achoo!, LPN · Jan 17, 2005

Just finished " The Surgeon" by Tess Gerritsen. Awesome book! :)