What Are You Reading Now? Pt 2. Showing 9,951-10,000 of 10,432

[Erin]

Kandice wrote: "Erin wrote: "Finished Project Hail Mary and I really liked it! Going into it, I was afraid [spoilers removed] but that wasn't the case, thankfully!

Now reading: The Only Good..."</i>



Really? I never thought of that!

Now reading:

[book:Mexican Gothic

[Julia]

Nearly finished Wizard and Glass due to read Secondhand Spaceman later on today after work.,

[Andrew✌️]

I've seen the tv series last week and I'm curious to read this book and the others of this series.

[Gary]

When the Crawdads Sing

[Julia]

The Wind Through The Keyhole

[Susan]

The Women by Kristen Hannah.

[Valerie Book Valkyrie]

Just started Watchmen

This is my first graphic novel. Wanting to branch out from my comfort zone of classic literature, mystery, science, sci-fi, current events, and history I'm giving this a try. Knowing nothing about this style of writing (genre?) I have no opinion yet. First appearance it looks very like a comic book.

Please let me know what your thoughts are regarding graphic novels, thanks so much!

[Julia]

Valerie wrote: "Just started Watchmen

This is my first graphic novel. Wanting to branch out from my comfort zone of classic literature, mystery, science, sci-fi, current events, and history I'm givi..."
I tried to get into them a time ago but they’re not for me I’m afraid. Not sure why but I think the style didn’t grab me. Good for you for trying something different though. I’ll be interested to see how you get on..

[Derrick]

I'm starting In the Night Room by Peter Straub

[Julia]

A snowball’s chance in hell..

[Arely]

Currently reading Jack's boys by John Katzenbach and Prometheus rising by Robert Anton Wilson for my book club

[Donita]

The Awkward Black Man: Stories by Walter Mosley

[Linda]

Finders Keepers and The Darkest Secrets

[Kay ~]

A Gentlemen in Moscow by Amor Towles

[Gary]

The Maid by Nita Prose

[Erin]

Verity

[Julia]

Becky wrote: "Part two, since the other thread was getting really long.

If you link to title and author, please use text in addition to any cover image you use, since people on mobile devices or with small scr..."
Thanks for the new thread, much appreciated.. :)

[Valerie Book Valkyrie]

Currently reading Doctor Who: The Shakespeare Notebooks

I'm a longtime fan of the Dr. Who TV series. When I saw this little book at a Dollar Tree store I just had to get it. Not something I would seek out to read but amusing. All about The Doctors occult influence on the writings of Shakepeare written in realtime, kind of fun!

[Derrick]

Have to pause In the Night Room so I can start Lost Boy Lost Girl. I didn't know In the Night Room was a sequel.

[Julia]

Just started Wolves of the Calla..

[Erin]

Julia wrote: "Just started Wolves of the Calla.. "

Enjoy! The series is great.

[Julia]

Erin wrote: "Julia wrote: "Just started Wolves of the Calla.. "

Enjoy! The series is great."
Thank you.. :)

[Yasmin]

Just finished The Dead Zone, by Stephen King.
Started with The White Album, by Joan Didion.

[Andrew✌️]

Today I started Black Wolf, second book in this amazing spanish thriller series.

[Erin]

Two Can Keep a Secret

[Linda]

Five Survive

[Andrew✌️]

Today I started Re bianco, third book in the Antonia Scott Series by Juan Gómez-Jurado.

[Derrick]

After finishing Lost Boy Lost Girl I'm resuming In the Night Room. Peter Straub has become one of my favorite authors!

[Georgina]

I have been reading this lovely collection of poetry, Porcelain Bird. I promise you don’t want to miss these verses. He also uses Photos in his poetry presentation. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[Valerie Book Valkyrie]

Just finished Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K Dick

You can read my review here:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...



Have started

[Erin]

The Passengers

[Julia]

Just finished Wolves of the Calla by sai King.
Here’s my review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Have started The Midnight Library

[Linda]

First Lie Wins

[Panda]

I just finished Diavola and enjoyed it so much as my first read by Jennifer Marie Thorne that I jumped into Lute.

Stephen King has me so trained for long stories that these 9 and 10 hour long audiobooks almost feel like short stories, lol.

[Gary]

The Thirty Names of Night
By Zeyn Joukhader

[Julia]

Have finished Secondhand Starship and I really loved it.
Just started Song of Susannah..

[Katie]

The Balled of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins

[Valerie Book Valkyrie]

Have finished End of Watch , wish it was a longer series than a trilogy.

Started which is the April Group Read with the Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group.

[Emy]

I'm reading King's "It" for the first time.

[F.C.]

I'm almost done with Diana Gabaldon's Voyager, the third book in the Outlander series. It has been a long haul.

[Erin]

After the Flood

[Julia]

Nearly done with Song of Susannah. Will be reading The Ten Thousand Doors of January next..

[Gary]

Holly

[Corey]

Black River Orchard by Chuck Wendig.

[F.C.]

Corey wrote: "Black River Orchard by Chuck Wendig."
Saw that one on the shelf at B&N, and the blurb sounded interesting.

[Rusty]

"City" by Clifford Simak,
Not what I expected .

[Paola]

Holly

[Tasha]

The Shining by Steven King

[Jennn]

If it Bleeds by SK (and Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow - stepping outside of my comfort zone for that but enjoying it). Listening to Never Lie by Frieda McFadden (my first McFadden experience). :)

[Gary]

I have a question about the book Holly. Does anyone knows what city Holly works in? There are several mentions of Cincinnati Ohio and couple Cleveland Ohio, but I don't think the setting is ever of these cities.

Sincerely Gary