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[Carl]

Currently reading into The Water by Paula Hawkins :-)

[Jenny]

Question; how do you like the writing style of Paula Hankins and what is her style?

[Tim]

I'm usually a single reader, but I've somehow found myself in a multi-book hell. I'm still trying to push through Les Misérables, a few chapters in on Moby-Dick or, The Whale, somewhere over half way through The Dead Zone, and Surf's Up, and somewhere near 30% through The Trench. All this wouldn't be too bad, if I weren't still somehow itching to pick up more random books.

[Brandon]

Reading Stephen King’s Bag of Bones. Took a couple hours to get into it but I’m now hooked.

[Linda]

The Broken Girls

[Glen]

‘Foe’ by Iain Reid and ‘The Black Angel’ by John Connolly.

[Nick]

Kenneth wrote: "Question; how do you like the writing style of Paula Hankins and what is her style?"

I liked the girl on the train. Thought it was well written especially since the main character was (view spoiler)[undependable... drunk a lot of the time. (hide spoiler)] Takes real skill to write that sort of thing. And I thought the story wrapped up nicely.

[Dianne]

Currently reading Horns
I always thought I would like to be able to hear people's thoughts so I know what they REALLY think about me. I've decided that I'm happy to be ignorant to their true thoughts and take others at face value. I'm enjoying the story but almost put it down after a rather unsettling rant about God and Jesus. I rushed through it and decided to stick it out. I haven't seen the movie and not sure I want to. I think I'll just settle with the story as is. With 20 pages left and the story being in such a dark place, I may have to read a RomCom next.

[Dianne]

Nick wrote: "Dianne wrote: "mrbooks wrote: "Hi Dianne what was the first book like ?"

MrBooks-The first book was exciting enough to make me immediately start the 2nd one. I'll definitely go for the next one bu..."

[mrbooks]

Tim wrote: "I'm usually a single reader, but I've somehow found myself in a multi-book hell. I'm still trying to push through Les Misérables, a few chapters in on [book:Moby-Dick or, The Whale|153..."

So the surf is up in the trench and the Whale was le Miserable after leaving the dead zone. Just watch out for the random books the might creep in. You might get the stand, it and a death cure to give you a fever code until you become a divergent mocking jay in the school of peculiar children.

[Nancy]

mrbooks wrote: "Tim wrote: "I'm usually a single reader, but I've somehow found myself in a multi-book hell. I'm still trying to push through Les Misérables, a few chapters in on [book:Moby-Dick or, T..."

That was a lot of book references.

[Jenny]

Thanks Nick. I’ve been on the fence with this author and I as wondering if I should take the plunge as I now have a number of authors that I do enjoy reading

[Paul]

I am currently reading It for the first time. The Losers Club podcast is doing a review in September, and I wanted to be there when they did.

[Nick]

Kenneth wrote: "Thanks Nick. I’ve been on the fence with this author and I as wondering if I should take the plunge as I now have a number of authors that I do enjoy reading"

Go for it. I didn't see the movie but I've heard it was pretty bad. The audiobook, on the other hand, is really great.

[Nick]

Trying to get a better handle on YA. Listening to the audiobook of The Hunger Games.

[mrbooks]

Nick the Hunger games is a good book to listen to. The book is also good and the movie.

[Erin]

The Ruins

[Glen]

I find it interesting that people post a Stephen King Playlist for reading a certain novel but it doesn’t correspond to an audiobook.
I for one cannot listen to music and read because I will have the lyrics of said song playing in my head as I read.
That said, I am reading Iain Reid’s Foe at the moment and thought that Days of the New, Face of the Earth would be a good single for this particular novel. I find I need close to silence in order to read. Though since having twin girls I am capable of reading with some noise, but if it’s familiar like a song. I’d be totally distracted.

[Nick]

Glen wrote: "I find it interesting that people post a Stephen King Playlist for reading a certain novel but it doesn’t correspond to an audiobook.
I for one cannot listen to music and read because I will have ..."

I think that's true for writing as well. although I'm pretty sure King plays heavy metal when he writes.

[mrbooks]

Glen wrote: "I find it interesting that people post a Stephen King Playlist for reading a certain novel but it doesn’t correspond to an audiobook.
I for one cannot listen to music and read because I will have ..."

Glen it doesn't matter to me a whit the noise level. I spent 20 years in the military I got use to reading in all noise levels. and all situations. No matter where I go I always have at least one book with me. One never knows when they will have a spare hour or two.

[Linda]

When I'm sitting on my deck with my book I've got the radio going for background noise.

[Nick]

Linda wrote: "When I'm sitting on my deck with my book I've got the radio going for background noise."

Wow. I try to shut out all external sounds. I'll even put on noise-canceling headphones. I don't want the mood of the music to conflict with the mood of the material I'm reading.

[Linda]

I don't like complete silence. It must be the years of having my husband snore in my ear.

[Kelly]

I started reading One of Us Is Lying . I liked the cover even though it was in the young adult section and I am far from that at this point. I don't fall for old adages like "don't judge a book by it's cover" obviously!

[Kelly]

Aaron wrote: "just started "

I loved this book! Enjoy!

[Erin]

Kelly wrote: "I started reading One of Us Is Lying . I liked the cover even though it was in the young adult section and I am far from that at this point. I don't fall for old adages like "don't ..."

That one sounds pretty good!

[Alondra]

Tim wrote: "I'm usually a single reader, but I've somehow found myself in a multi-book hell. I'm still trying to push through Les Misérables, a few chapters in on [book:Moby-Dick or, The Whale|153..."

I just saw this. You are quite brave to tackle Les Mis AND Moby Dick. Both, I really loved; but they take a lot out of you. Good luck!!

[J.J.]

Fool’s Errand (Tawny Man #1) by Robin Hobb and Best Served Cold by Joe Ambercrombie

[Erin]

Reliquary

[Linda]

The Quiet Game by Greg Iles

[Alondra]

Just finished , book 3 in the Lunar Chronicles fantasy series.

Still reading , which I am almost finished with.... annndddd..... just starting .

[Andrea]

Sharp objects- Gillian Flynn

[Andrea]

Sharp objects

[Nick]

Just finished the Hunger Games. Will have a short review up soon... hopefully with a few new insights. Going to read Firestarter starting 9/1. In the meantime, I guess I have time to squeeze in the audiobook of the hunger games 2. Whatever happened to the read of Dark Tower 7?

[Wise Cat]

Nick wrote: "Just finished the Hunger Games. Will have a short review up soon... hopefully with a few new insights. Going to read Firestarter starting 9/1. In the meantime, I guess I have time to squeeze in the..."

I read HG years ago and DEVOURED it!

Wait, didn't you already read Firestarter? Or maybe I'm thinking of something else.....Or do you mean re-read? :-)

[mrbooks]

Nick wrote: "Just finished the Hunger Games. Will have a short review up soon... hopefully with a few new insights. Going to read Firestarter starting 9/1. In the meantime, I guess I have time to squeeze in the..."

Nick I finished that last month. I am now reading Nevernight and will be starting firestarter soon oh and strange weather.

[Nick]

Wise Cat wrote: "Nick wrote: "Just finished the Hunger Games. Will have a short review up soon... hopefully with a few new insights. Going to read Firestarter starting 9/1. In the meantime, I guess I have time to s..."

Yes, I'm re-reading Firestarter. I've already read all of King's novels... many several times, some lots of times. Not all the short stories though, that's a tall order.

[Erin]

Nick wrote: "Just finished the Hunger Games. Will have a short review up soon... hopefully with a few new insights. Going to read Firestarter starting 9/1. In the meantime, I guess I have time to squeeze in the..."

One of my favorite YA series.

[Erin]

Along Came a Spider

[Nick]

Erin wrote: "Nick wrote: "Just finished the Hunger Games. Will have a short review up soon... hopefully with a few new insights. Going to read Firestarter starting 9/1. In the meantime, I guess I have time to s..."

My writing partner and I are trying to turn one of our books into YA but we just can't do it. Our characters just get too mature too fast. There are lots of things you can and can't do in the genre. Maybe we'll have to start from scratch.

[Ryan]

Just finished Misery now moving on to IT.

[Summer]

I just finished and it was pretty solid. Nothing incredibly wonderful to write home about, but a pretty solid thriller.

[Wise Cat]

Nick wrote: Yes, I'm re-reading Firestarter. I've already read all of King's novels... many several times, some lots of times. Not all the short stories though, that's a tall order..."

I got this mixed up with The Fireman by Joe Hill which you recommended to me, sorry! :-) And I haven't gotten around to reading it....

Starting Inferno by Julie Kagawa. It's the final book in the YA fantasy "Talon" saga.

[Alondra]

I finished Royal Assassin last night and loved it.

If you have not started this wonderful fantasy series by Robin Hobb, then what are you waiting for??

[Nick]

Wise Cat wrote: "Nick wrote: Yes, I'm re-reading Firestarter. I've already read all of King's novels... many several times, some lots of times. Not all the short stories though, that's a tall order..."

I got this ..."

I loved The Fireman.

[Sarah]

Trying to read Carrie and a bunch of other stuff. But I'm feeling overwhelmed and haven't been able to pick up any of them lately.

[Jenny]

Right now I’m reading Regulators and finding that the story has an interesting connection with Tak and the take over of Seth. I do believe this story is Kings Dark half possibly written by George Stark. I do wish that there were less cross over characters from Desperation.

[J.J.]

I’m reading Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie and the Age of Swords by Michael J Sullivan.

I just finished Fool’s Errand (Tawny Man #1) by Robin Hobb after devouring Assassins Apprentice Farseer trilogy by Robin Hobb.

[[deleted user]]

I’m still working on Oathbringer; dern, it’s long. I’m about halfway through, and I’m out of renewals and have to return it to the library. It’s quite good, so I may need to buy a copy.

[J.J.]

I love Stormlight Archives by Brandon Sanderson. I read Oathbringer twice this year.

Brandon Sanderson is King of Epic Fantasy!