Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for June 21, 2013

I’ll take you up on that, do you have a comic’s section?

One must want knowledge in order to receive it. Look at it this way Verne now you do not have to think about the books coming back since this gang does not want knowledge !

I enjoyed both Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams- their books are perfect for anyone who wants a laugh mixed with their adventure novel.

I will miss Vince Flynn. R.I.P. Mitch Rapp…

But does Verne have the Classics.Dick and Jane.Dr. Seuss.The Hardy Boys.Nancy Drew.

I have some CAS & Machen on my Kindle I’ll eventually get around to reading. And I’ve read almost every story H.P. Lovecraft published.

Douglas Adams. Sigh. That still hurts.

That may hold RJs attention.Just lost Hammy just on the title alone.“I thought they played baseball on land and there are not quite that many LEAGUES.”

Piers AnthonyArthur C. Clarkisaac Asimov

Jack l. ChalkerRobert HeinleinJerry PournelleLarry NivenH. Beam PiperPoul AndersonDavid DrakeOrson Scott CardRay BradburyFrank HerbertJules VerneH.G. WellsPhilip Jose FarmerAlan Dean FosterL. Ron HubbardAnne McCaffreyE.E. “Doc” SmithRoger ZelaznyUrsula LeGuinHarry Harrison

My mom had a policy of buying my any classic book I wanted when I was a kid/teen. Between that and my own collection (what no Anne McCaffery mentions?) I need a real room to call a library, the corners of the living and dining rooms will no longer hold them all.