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[Nancy]

Nick wrote: "Just finished Lisey's Story... my second read and boy, was I wrong the first time when I only gave it 3 stars. I don't know where I was or what I was thinking. It's now one of my favorites. Highly ..."

It’s one of my favorite King books! I’m glad you gave it a re-read.

[Nick]

Nick wrote: "Just finished Lisey's Story... my second read and boy, was I wrong the first time when I only gave it 3 stars. I don't know where I was or what I was thinking. It's now one of my favorites. Highly ..."

Here's my review.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Linda]

To Die for by linda howard

[Erin]

A Winter Haunting

[Nick]

Erin wrote: "That's why I love rereading books Nick. I think books change each time you read them.

I've always wanted to read Rosemary's Baby but I just haven't gotten around to it.

My current King read is ..."

Thanks, Erin. I think you're right, books do change for the reader in re-reads. Though I never thought of it that way. I always go in trying to verify my previous review... Quite a mistake now that I think about it.

[Andrew✌️]

Not bad, funny, but after some chapters is different to follow the story. There are too much absurd situations and dialogues.
Today I started Black Science, Vol. 1: How to Fall Forever, a sci fi comic series I discovered in the last months.

[Erin]

Ink and Bone

[Linda]

In finishing up To Die For

[Patrick]

I'm reading Beneath the lake by Christopher Ransom

[Erin]

Alondra wrote: "Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: "Neverwhere"

That’s a good one, Erin. I hope you like it,"

Me too."

This is one of my new favorites. I loved every bit of this book. Enjoy!"

I think a sequel to this is coming out in the fall.

[Linda]

The Fifth To die

[Scott]

I finished Elevation and The Troop.

Now I'm reading House of Leaves. It's been a little difficult to figure out the writing style at the beginning.

[Stevo]

Has anyone read Uncommon Type by Tom Hanks? I had started but put it on hold for the recent group reads.

[Erin]

Scott wrote: "I finished Elevation and The Troop.

Now I'm reading House of Leaves. It's been a little difficult to figure out the writing style at the beginning."

It's a unique read.

[Atlanta]

Erin, isn’t that a famous actress in your profile? It’s not Lisa bonet, right?

Im now reading red clocks, it’s definitely dystopian.

[Erin]

Looks like Beyoncé


Now reading:

My Cousin Rachel

[Alondra]

Erin wrote: "I think a sequel to this is coming out in the fall...."

I heard about a sequel, but I didn't think this soon. I'm game!!

This may be one of very few books, that I would preorder.

[Alondra]

Scott wrote: "I finished Elevation and The Troop.

Now I'm reading House of Leaves. It's been a little difficult to figure out the writing style at the beginning."

HoL is a commitment. Read Wil Wheaton's review and then the reviewer he recommends.

You can read HoL straight through, notes first or main story. There are some pages with just one word or only notes or nothing at all. The author, whomever that is, is detached from reality. Also, the house is an entity all its own.

This was one of my favorite books and still is. That house freaked me out and I don't scare easily.

Good luck.

[Erin]

The Fourth Monkey

[Alondra]

Currently reading: V is for Vengeance; The Marco Effect and …..

back at it with Ninefox Gambit. I must be a glutton for punishment. I actually am getting it a little bit. We shall see

[Rhian]

Brilliant that was Erin I hope you enjoy it

[Linda]

The gunslinger

[Scott]

Alondra wrote: "HoL is a commitment. Read Wil Wheaton's review and then the reviewer he recommends.

You can read HoL straight through, notes first or main story. There are some pages with just one word or only notes or nothing at all. The author, whomever that is, is detached from reality. Also, the house is an entity all its own.

This was one of my favorite books and still is. That house freaked me out and I don't scare easily.

Good luck."

I'm slowly working my way through as I've only been able to read on my transit ride to work and I was sick a few days. However, I have to go to see if I get picked for jury duty on Thursday. I should get a good bit read that day.

[Nancy]

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch

[Nicolás]

I'm reading

[Erin]

Rhian wrote: "Brilliant that was Erin I hope you enjoy it"

I am so far.

[Linda]

The Face of a stranger

[Julia]

City of Bones

[Erin]

Last Days

[Wally]

"Wizard and Glass" and "20th Century Ghosts"

cause sometimes one book isn’t enough to satisfy the ass kickin' beast inside me.....

- Wally

[Gary]

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court By Mark Twain

[Andrei]

The Bible

[Rach]

Dismember and other stories of mystery and suspense, I was hoping for something like Full Dark, No Stars. It's not like that, however it was a page turner, and did provide a laugh.

[Jenny]

I’m reading: Reliquary
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
Mystery, thriller, science fiction with a monster all rolled into one awesome story....

[Rhian]

After reading Thirteen by Steve Cavanaugh and The Fourth Monkey by J D Barker 2 absolutely brilliant crime thrillers, I've gone with Broken Promise by Linwood Barclay I'm not a fan of his but have found the odd good book by him and there's certainly a lot going on in this one

[Linda]

Angels flight

[Gary]

Andrei wrote: "The Bible"

Are you reading at the beginning or starting with the new testament? I am the Gospel of Luke, now. I have finished Mark and Matthew, last year.

[Kathryn]

Andrei wrote: "The Bible"

I've been wanting to read The Bible, but possibly listen to it on audiobook...I just can't seem to find a version I want to listen to yet.

[Andrei]

Gary wrote: "Andrei wrote: "The Bible"

Are you reading at the beginning or starting with the new testament? I am the Gospel of Luke, now. I have finished Mark and Matthew, last year."

From the beginning, Im at the Exodus.

[Kathryn]

I'm currently reading "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" by Heather Morris.

[Glen]

I have a friend reading that right now Kathryn. She said it’s good but, we had a conversation about Auschwitz and how a few of my friends have seen the site where the room is holding the children’s shoes. I’m not sure she’ll finish the book or not?

[Kathryn]

Glen wrote: "I have a friend reading that right now Kathryn. She said it’s good but, we had a conversation about Auschwitz and how a few of my friends have seen the site where the room is holding the children’s..."

I just started it today, and am only a few pages in. It already has a nice, quick flow to it. Pretty short novel, too.

I believe I've seen a picture of the room you are talking about. Makes your heart break.

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Upon the recommendation of a Methodist minister emeritus, I once read the New Testament at the rate of one chapter per day. It was an excellent and enlightening experience.

[Erin]

The Guilty

[Linda]

The devils punchbowl

[Nancy]

A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World

[Nick]

Kathryn wrote: "Andrei wrote: "The Bible"

I've been wanting to read The Bible, but possibly listen to it on audiobook...I just can't seem to find a version I want to listen to yet."

How about the Janes Earl Jones version... should have the appropriate gravitas

https://www.amazon.com/James-Earl-Jon...

[Nick]

Tim wrote: "Upon the recommendation of a Methodist minister emeritus, I once read the New Testament at the rate of one chapter per day. It was an excellent and enlightening experience."

I get a passage a day from my alma mater, Notre Dame. I read it.

[Gavin]

I'm reading The Complete Fiction of H.P. Lovecraft

[Alondra]

Currently Reading: The Marco Effect; Dept. Q #5 in the series. :)