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Groups50 Book Challenge, Anne Rice fans, Awful Lit., Children's Literature, Crime, Thriller & Mystery, Erotica, Historical Fiction, King's Dear Constant Readers, LTers with dogs, Missouri Readersshow all groups

Favorite authorsLisa Gardner, Stephen King (Shared favorites)

About meI love scary books, historical fiction, thriller, romance, okay I'm really not that picky! However,I've read every Stephen King book published, so I do really enjoy the scary ones (the more graphic the better)! Currently I'm sorting through my TBR pile, which somehow just keeps growing in size. . .(how does that happen?)I have two dogs Tizzy and Chili and two cats Trigger and Uzi. My dogs are like my children!
I will be starting my first year of teaching this year in the third grade. I cannot wait to get them started in reading, hopefully my love for it will rub off on them a little.
My husband, Ryan, and I were just recently married in June. Basically making it official since we were together almost 9 years before 'tying the knot'.

Below: My Stephen King tattoo from Dark Tower 7 it's the rose on Roland's gun, and my babies Tizzy and Chili.
Photobucket Tizzy and Chili

About my libraryI own all of the King books and a few about him. I also have a lot of children's books because I'm a third grade teacher. I'm only categorizing the children's books I think are good quality. My library is mostly horror, but I don't discriminate. I like just about any kind of book out there. Right now I'm switching back and forth between Historical Fiction and Thrillers. I'm really enjoying the Civil War era. Any good recommendations are always welcomed!
My Favorite Books:
Wizard and Glass Bag of Bones Angels and Demons Hide Bridge to Terabithia Lightening Thief Photobucket Photobucket

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Hi, Becky

Haven't seen you around in a while. We're thinking of doing another Missouri book - are you interested? Come join the conversation.

Sandy
Hi Becky, good to meet you : )
Hi Becky, was just thinking about you and wondering if you ever found a copy of Dark Places.
Thanks for the note. I love your dogs!

Tim
Girl named Ripley (after Sigourney Weaver from Alien series and not Ripley's Believe it or Not)

She was a "rescued dog" aka a stray that randomly appeared at my house and I just started taking care of. She had a chip but the other owner couldn't take care of her anymore and just told me to keep her. All I found out was that her mother was all Lab. Her dad was either Shepard, Rottweiler, or Boxer. Since she has looks of both Rotty and Shepard just depending on how she is sitting and the angle you are looking at her at I think the dad was a mix of the two.
Hi Becky...no I never received Bayou Blood either..I have two ER books that I was supposed to get (the other was A Walk with Grandpa)---I guess LT knows about it since it is showing up on my list as not received. When I emailed Abby about it, she said she would be sure not to gig me for not reviewing.
I haven't been to hear Flynn speak, but the impression that I get from the newpaper stories I've seen (and her bio and other personal comments inside the book) is that she grew up in a perfectly normal, loving home and just makes all this stuff up. But you have to wonder...
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