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[Nancy]

The Companions

[Jessy]

Marlise wrote: "I'm listening to The Neverending Story!"

That is one of my all time favorite books. I have readnit so many times since I was w kid that my copy is nearly in tatters. Enjoy your journey thru it.

[Jessy]

Currently reading The Institute . Loving it so far.

[Erin]

Dracul

[Andrew✌️]

Today I started A Time of Changes, first book I read by this author.

[Derrick]

Nick have you ever read any Elmore Leonard? I'm thinking of reading Rum Punch at some point which means I'll probably have to read The Switch as well.

[Linda]

The Overlook

[Poppie]

dolores claiborne!!!

[Monica (is working the heck out of]

I just started The Vanishing Season by Joanna Schaffhausen.

[Phdrseuss]

False Memory by Meli Raine

[Max]

At The Mountains of Madness by: H.P Love Craft

[Nancy]

You Are Not Alone

[Jessy]

Mari wrote: "Heart Shaped Box - Joe Hill"

That is my favorite Hill title. Very good

[Jaclyn~she lives! catching up on reviews~]

I just finished The Dead Zone . Now I'm reading Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie & The Devil in The White City by Erik Larson

[Linda]

Doctor Sleep

[Monica (is working the heck out of]

Here's my review of Joanne Fluke's Coconut Layer Cake Murder.

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

[Erin]

Blackout

[Monica (is working the heck out of]

Jessy wrote: "Mari wrote: "Heart Shaped Box - Joe Hill"

That is my favorite Hill title. Very good"
Agreed.

[Derrick]

I'm almost done with Mr. X by Peter Straub. It's been a strange journey to say the least. I've thoroughly enjoyed it. Slightly confusing in the beginning but after the first 30 pages or so, things started to clear up. This was my first Peter Straub book. I'm looking forward to reading more by him.

[Kimberly]

I finished The Shining, Salem's Lot and Carrie...now to get back into The Institute. After watching Chasing Yesterday, I wonder if S.K. viewed it too.

[Kathryn]

Eyes Of Prey by John Sandford, Lucas Davenport #3

[Pamela]

Alias Grace,excelente lectura

[Derrick]

Finished Mr. X tonight. I enjoyed it. I'll definitely be reading more from Peter Straub! Next I'm going to read Fight Club. I've seen the movie more times than I can count. I've never read anything by Chuck Palahniuk either so I look forward to getting into this one. I know it's rather short so I don't expect to take long reading it.

[Erin]

Derrick wrote: "Finished Mr. X tonight. I enjoyed it. I'll definitely be reading more from Peter Straub! Next I'm going to read Fight Club. I've seen the movie more times than I can count. I've never read anything..."

I have Fight Club on my list, let us know what you think.

[Charles]

I love Palahniuk, Fight Club is probably his most accessible and a great starting point.

[Jessy]

Currently 3/4 thru The Institute. Really liking it so far. Has a bit of a Firestarter feel to it.

[Derrick]

Erin wrote: "
I have Fight Club on my list, let us know what you think."

I will for sure!

[Derrick]

Charles wrote: "I love Palahniuk, Fight Club is probably his most accessible and a great starting point."

I'm ready to see the differences between the book and the movie.

[Kathryn]

Jessy wrote: "Currently 3/4 thru The Institute. Really liking it so far. Has a bit of a Firestarter feel to it."

I’ll be starting this book tonight, Jessy

[Derrick]

I liked The Institute a lot. Many differing opinions of it but I thought it was a cool story. I always try to go into my reading with a completely blank slate. This way I can let the authors fill it in however they see fit. I'm usually able to thoroughly enjoy pretty much anything I read.

[Max]

Same don’t like other people’s opinions changing mine

[Andrei]

Flowers for Algernon.

[Charles]

very sad book Andrei

[Andrei]

I'm currently reading The Stranger Diaries by Elly Griffiths. it's actually my first book in English hehe.

[Kathryn]

Derrick wrote: "I liked The Institute a lot. Many differing opinions of it but I thought it was a cool story. I always try to go into my reading with a completely blank slate. This way I can let the authors fill i..."

I agree. I never read a review until after I’ve read the book, and mine often differs. Same with movies.

[Jessy]

Derrick wrote: "I liked The Institute a lot. Many differing opinions of it but I thought it was a cool story. I always try to go into my reading with a completely blank slate. This way I can let the authors fill i..."

Derrick, I try to do the same. I read other people's opinions, but I try to go into a story with an open mind. I want to be ready to enter whatever world the author wants to lead me into.

[Derrick]

You all are awesome! I love this group. So glad I found it.

[Leslie]

I'm currently reading The Chill by Scott Carson. I'm only about 60 pages in but I'm loving it so far.

[Monica (is working the heck out of]

Kathryn wrote: "Derrick wrote: "I liked The Institute a lot. Many differing opinions of it but I thought it was a cool story. I always try to go into my reading with a completely blank slate. This way I can let th..."
I agree. I'll usually check out reviews when I'm having a bad reading experience; I like the reassurance that I'm not alone in feeling the way I do about a particular book.

[Erin]

The German Heiress

[Kathryn]

Monica wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "Derrick wrote: "I liked The Institute a lot. Many differing opinions of it but I thought it was a cool story. I always try to go into my reading with a completely blank slate. This ..."

Haha, Monica, I have to admit to doing that on occasion, also. I’m shocked at the people that actually loved it when I could barely finish!

[Andrew✌️]

I've finished A Time of Changes, not a conventional sciFi story and in some parts a little boring. Anyway an interesting story.
Today I started Nine Princes in Amber and the beginning is promising.

[Derrick]

Well I've finished Fight Club. I enjoyed reading it. Reading the book makes certain parts of the movie more understandable. I found lots of little subtleties that aren't mentioned or explained in the movie. I only wish the book was longer. At just over 200 pages, it almost felt like a tease at least for me. My next read is going to be The Fireman by Joe Hill. I've never read anything by Joe Hill so I'm excited to get into it. Hopefully it arrives at my library tomorrow.

[Erin]

Derrick wrote: "Well I've finished Fight Club. I enjoyed reading it. Reading the book makes certain parts of the movie more understandable. I found lots of little subtleties that aren't mentioned or explained in t..."

Thanks for the review!

[Kathryn]

Derrick wrote: "Well I've finished Fight Club. I enjoyed reading it. Reading the book makes certain parts of the movie more understandable. I found lots of little subtleties that aren't mentioned or explained in t..."

I really enjoyed The Fireman, gave it 5 stars by the end, but it took me awhile to get into it. Hope you like it! My favorite of his is NOS4A2.

[Derrick]

Kathryn wrote: "Derrick wrote: "Well I've finished Fight Club. I enjoyed reading it. Reading the book makes certain parts of the movie more understandable. I found lots of little subtleties that aren't mentioned o..."

Picked it up from the library after work today. I'll be starting it here shortly.

[Derrick]

I'm enjoying The Fireman so far. Drama and trauma pretty much right away. Safe to say, I'm hooked already!

[Nicole]

I love Fight Club! I also love NOS4A2, haven’t read the Fireman yet!

Finally finished 11/22/63, which I loved! Right now I’m reading Revival by Stephen King and also How to Set Fires and Why by Jesse Ball.

[Derrick]

Revival is really good! I've not read 11/22/63 but it's on the list.

[Nick]

Revival, The Fireman, and 11/22 a nice set. I enjoyed them all... I think I gave them all 5 star reviews. Same with Fight Club... some excellent selections. I just jumped ahead to re-read The Wastelands, after reading the Drawing of the Three. I may also do a re-read of Misery to say with the group doing the King reads in order. But I'm not sure I can read two King books at the same time, even though they're both re-reads.