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[Jude]

I finished Light today and I thought it was fantastic
I wish they would make a movie of gone.

[Laura]

Maryanne I love out her other books are great too if you haven't read them

[Bea]

I finished Every Day by David Levithan yesterday it was a great book and I almost cried at the end but didn't because my sister could see me. Haha. Anyway, I thought it was a great book. So yeah.. Maybe you'd like to read it in the future, yeah I recommend it. :))) haha

Planning to read The Fat Vampire today. I hope it's good :))

[Teamfiction]

Currently reading The Elite, the second book of The Selection series by Kiera Cass and it's amazing. It's however, all about a fight for a crown, as well as a newfound love with the Prince. Kind of reminds me of the Hunger Games without all the blood or fighting, but highly recommended. :) xThe Elite

[Kelsey]

I just finished and am now reading and

[Surabhi]

I recently finished The Hunger Games Trilogy and have started on the latest of Rick Riordan - Heroes of Olympus - Mark of Athena.
Thinking of starting "Sweet Evil" - Wendy Higgins

[Jomana]

I am currently reading fifity shades of grey
Who read it ?? And whats your opinion about it ??

[Lauren]

Tui wrote: "I like animal stories. Anyone else like them? My all time favourite animal story is actually a YA or even could be called a children's book.But it is a children's novel. It's called, "Stranger at G..."

I just read The One and only Ivan. While it is a children's book, I thought that the message was appropriate for all ages. Nice easy read and Ivan the Gorilla :o)

[Jude]

Hi guys Im Jude would anyone mind recommending a book
for me Im 9 but I read a lot of books that are unsuitable for me I like horror, thriller and science fiction. Thanks Jude.
Im going to recommend a book as well Id like to recommend the Gone series and the enemy and the dead which are by Charlie Higson and the gone series are written by Michael Grant. Thank again Jude.

[Angel]

Jomana wrote: "I am currently reading fifity shades of grey
Who read it ?? And whats your opinion about it ??"

I read the first book and didn't go any further. *shrug* I didn't think it was as great as some people made it out to be, nor did I find it as offensive as some others said it was. I think the thing that bothered me the most was the food rules! (but that's just me) Like everything I've heard different things about the next two books. I'm just not moved to read them.

[Jason]

I've just finished American Gods by Neil Gaiman. It was fantastic. Planning to read a few books by authors here on goodreads and then move onto something by Joe Hill probably. Been meaning to get started on his books for ages now.

[Fiona (Titch)]

I've finished The Morganville Vampires Book Ten: Bite Club - Rachel Caine. Now I am going to read The Morganville Vampires Book Eleven: Last Breath - Rachel Caine.

[Silvia]

Jessica wrote: "I am almost finished with The Hunger Games Trilogy, can someone recommend another great series for when I finish? I was thinking of Divergent?"

I just finished with Divergent (the first book) and it was amazing. I love The Hunger Games too and althought they are different both are great!

[Aηahι- Aηι:{P]

oh I was about to read thirteen reasons why! but didn't knew if it was good :P I just finished reading and these are amazing books! I'm currently reading

[Nessa]

im currently reading the eternity cure by Julie Kagawa and its AMAZING! I could not have hoped for a better sequal to immortal rules!! im also reading the true confesions of charlotte doyle for lit. class and so far, it sucks

[Jodi]

Jomana wrote: "I am currently reading fifity shades of grey
Who read it ?? And whats your opinion about it ??"

I read them. They were not my cup of tea at all. I thought the writing was terrible. I didn't really think there was much of a story, just jumped from one sex scene to another. I don't understand all the hype. I don't understand being with someone who enjoys violent sex like that. Most people rave about them though. What did you think?

[Stacy]

i just finished "Promise Me DArkness" by Paige Weaver. It was amazing! Then I got to the end and its a CLIFF HANGER!!!! The next book doesn't come out till the Fall!! I'M SO PISSED!! If i would have known that I wouldnt have read it until it was closer to the next book...

[Stacy]

Silvia wrote: "Jessica wrote: "I am almost finished with The Hunger Games Trilogy, can someone recommend another great series for when I finish? I was thinking of Divergent?"

I just finished with Divergent (the ..."

I finished Delirium series and Loved them...along the same lines

[Liana]

I am currently reading: Fatal Choices by anne morgellyn Psychological suspense thriller. Which is free on amazon at the moment http://amzn.to/17sGwqF
Blurb:
Louise Moon believed she knew about death.

After years of working in a morgue, she thought nothing could shake her.

But when her close friend Buz Vubrin goes through with an assisted suicide at a Geneva clinic her world is shaken to its core.

Louise had been dreaming of a new life with her husband, Androssoff, working on a medical research project in New Zealand.

But in the wake of her friend's death, Androssoff returns to London while Louise sets up home in Geneva, giving her space from her struggling marriage.

As Louise attempts to reconnect with Androssoff and look after her young son, her life is thrown into further turmoil when she meets Joffey – a terminally ill session musician who is considering assisted suicide.

She wants to persuade him that life is worth living?

But is it? And as she struggles to hold her own life together, will she be able to save someone else’s?

Some choices in life, Louise is about to discover, can be fatal. And sometimes there is no way back to the life you knew.

'Fatal Choices' is a gripping and topical psychological novel of love,life and death. It completes the Lousie Moon sequence of books that started with Remains of the Dead and continued with Grave Truths and The Art of Dying.

Praise for Anne Morgellyn:

'A masterful, intelligent, gripping example of the master novelist's craft' - Alistair Kinnon, best-selling author of 'The Knotted Cord'.

"A gripping story. I was hooked." - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'.

[Liana]

The new Brian Kavanagh book (A Belinda Lawrence Mystery): The Embroidered Corpse an intelligent murder mystery. Free on Amazon: http://amzn.to/ZR8RVo
I really enjoyed reading it, highly recommended! Here is the blurb:
In a quiet English village two bodies are discovered.

Both murdered.

But it is the manner of the death that most startles amateur detective Belinda Lawrence.

They were both slain in a way that perfectly replicates the death a medieval English king.

But why?

There appears to be no motive for so elaborate a crime.

But after she stumbles across a mysterious ancient tapestry, Belinda Lawrence and her associate Hazel Whitby are drawn into a terrifying conspiracy involving a bizarre religious cult, an enigmatic academic, a group of secretive monks -- and a mystery that dates back nearly a thousand years old.

And it soon becomes apparent that 'The Embroidered Corpse' will not be the last dead body - Belinda's own life is at stake.

‘The Embroidered Corpse’ is a brilliant re-invention of the classic English village murder mystery, following on from the best-selling 'Capable of Murder'.

[Bookish]

Currently reading the progress I made on my book this evening, and when I'm done with that I'll be curling up in bed with Colleen Hoover's "Hopeless" (for the third time)

:)

[Liana]

Another book I recently finished reading is Collateral Damage - Free on Amazon. Superb Cold War thriller. http://amzn.to/101lVoV
To interest you here is the blurb:
Hans Koller is a young German obsessed by his father’s Nazi past.

He is also a leading member of an extreme left-wing Palestinian terrorist group known as the Front.

His mission? To place a bomb in a crowded Chelsea street.

But when the operation goes disastrously wrong, Koller suspects the Front has been infiltrated.

But by whom?

And for what deadly purpose?

In a world where no one can be trusted, Koller's reputation as a ruthless killer has been compromised.

And he is determined to get it back.

Stephen Dove is a Midlands schoolteacher.

His beautiful but promiscuous wife, Emma, is an accidental victim of Koller’s Chelsea atrocity.

After losing the woman he loves, Dove is desperate for vengeance.

He begins as dogged, obsessive pursuit of the man he holds responsible for robbing him of his wife.

An innocent caught up in a dangerous world, Dove tracks Koller across the Middle East, becoming entangled in the brutal world of international terrorism.

Both men are seeking answers.

But will they get them when they finally catch up with each other in a deadly spine-chilling shoot out?

Or will they both end up as 'Collateral Damage'?

[Erica]

i love Edge of Never. I am currently reading This Girl, started last night. I would recommend you guys to read the Slammed series by Colleen Hoover. There was never a dull moment, I promise. :)

[Euge]

Currently reading Sundays at Tiffany'sRomeo and Juliet and The Fault in Our Stars!

[Laura]

Im currently reading The House at Riverton by Kate Morton, i really like this author, i read The Distant Hours and i loved it!

[Lucy]

This is what i am reading right now. Challenging for me because it is quite long and I still need to work on some projects. But I really want to finish this book.

[Lauren]

Currently reading:
Boundless (Cynthia Hand)
&
Sever (Lauren DeStefano)

[Erica]

i am currently reading This Girl by Colleen Hoover. I am going on a slower pace since I dont have much time most of the days, but I butterflying love every second of it. :)

[ree]

I'm reading Gale Forman's "Just One Day", a story that takes place in Europe, Paris. (Young American girl travels abroad & meets a Dutch actor) So far... I'm enjoying it :)

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12...

[ree]

Angel wrote: "Thirteen Reasons Why is a great book. You should totally read it. I'm currently reading Anna and the French Kiss (been reading a lot of good reviews about it), Delirium (it seems like a good book, ..."

Anna and the French kiss is one of my favorites! The only down side is... it's difficult to find a replacement book that'll take you abroad with such fun, and interesting characters. Loved it ;) Happy reading.

[Erik]

"Eagles in Flesh" Great adventure book.

[Lianne]

I finished A Study in Scarlet, the first novel about Sherlock Holmes. The book was first published in 1887, but it's not at all old-fashioned. The writing is very easy and the story is interesting. A recommendation for everyone who likes classics and mystery.

[Robert]

Lianne wrote: "I finished A Study in Scarlet, the first novel about Sherlock Holmes. The book was first published in 1887, but it's not at all old-fashioned. The writing is very easy and the story is interesting..."

What did you think about the flashback part of the story? I found it a bit jarring at first but it became interesting quickly.

[Bonia]

im currently reading son of neptune. its the second book of the lost hero by rick riordan. its amazing and i cant wait to finish it. i really recommend this book :D

[Michael]

Finished over the weekend. This week making my way through both are much better than I had hoped.
I am still thinking about "The Bell Jar" and it influences on modern writing that type of confessional writing and how it seem commonplace now.
Next read will be for one of my other goodreads group.

[Michael]

Jason wrote: "I've just finished American Gods by Neil Gaiman. It was fantastic. Planning to read a few books by authors here on goodreads and then move onto something by Joe Hill probably. Been meaning to get s..."

If you enjoyed American Gods Mr. Gaiman has a new book out next month The Ocean at the End of the Lane

[Brad]

Currently reading Seed by Ania Alhborn. I am not to far into it but you can tell its gonna be a good one.

[Karen]

Currently re-reading Reason to Breathe to myself. Just cause I need a good soil break.

Currently re-reading The Green Mile to my Mathew because he's never read a King book(which is some thing that I can't even comprehend.)

Just finished This Girl because Will Cooper and Colleen Hoover want to test the size of my heart.

Always on the lookout for the next book.

[Lianne]

Robert wrote: "Lianne wrote: "I finished A Study in Scarlet, the first novel about Sherlock Holmes. The book was first published in 1887, but it's not at all old-fashioned. The writing is very easy and the story..."

I thought the start of the second part was really weird, because of the flashback. But once the connection between the stories was clear, I liked it. It gave me a much better understanding of the crime that was committed.

[Yassemin]

Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales

[Robert]

Lianne wrote: "Robert wrote: "Lianne wrote: "I finished A Study in Scarlet, the first novel about Sherlock Holmes. The book was first published in 1887, but it's not at all old-fashioned. The writing is very eas..."

Are you moving on to anymore? I became a big fan of Sherlock Holmes this year.

I haven't read any sci-fi for a while so I started Flow, My Tears, The Policeman Said by Philip K. Dick

[Kelly]

I'm currently reading A Game of Thrones A Game of Thrones, Dreams of Empire Doctor Who: Dreams of Empire, and The Island House The Island House. I'm loving all three and was wondering if anyone else had read/is currently reading any of those books to talk about!

[Jodi]

I read Game of Thrones Book 1 in March. It is fresh in my head. I loved it! They are discussing it in one of my other groups. I could discuss it with you here if you like. Or let you know the other group that is currently discussing it.

[Kelly]

What other group is discussing it? I'd love to join and chat with everybody!

[Kelly]

Lianne wrote: "Robert wrote: "Lianne wrote: "I finished A Study in Scarlet, the first novel about Sherlock Holmes. The book was first published in 1887, but it's not at all old-fashioned. The writing is very eas..."

I read A Study in Scarlet and The Sign of the Four earlier this year. I really enjoyed them as well. I am taking a break with other books before I start The Hound of the Baskervilles.

[Kelly]

Kelly wrote: "I'm currently reading A Game of Thrones A Game of Thrones, Dreams of Empire Doctor Who: Dreams of Empire, and The Island House The Island House. I'm loving all three and was wondering if anyone els..."

I am currently reading A Clash of Kings. I am going through it much more slowly than A Game of Thrones but I still love it! I feel really invested in all of the characters.

[Rebecca]

I'm reading and

[Jodi]

Kelly wrote: "What other group is discussing it? I'd love to join and chat with everybody!"

The other group that is discussing the book right now is called YA Buddy Readers' Corner. They are in the buddy reading series section. They are maybe doing the whole series but right now they are only doing book one.

[Ana]

I'm reading Neil Gaiman's Unnatural creatures and it's great. I finish every story with a smile on my face.

[Chun]

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