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[Malina]

Holly wrote: "I do too Malina. Alex Delaware is one of my favorite characters. Along with Milo and Robin. :)"

Yes!! I feel as if I actually know them when I'm reading his books

[Holly]

Me too. They're such well-rounded characters. I feel like I learn something new about each of them with each new book I read.

[Matt]

Reading

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Holly wrote: "I do too Malina. Alex Delaware is one of my favorite characters. Along with Milo and Robin. :)"

Holly, Milo is my favorite in that series. He seems like such a grump and the next thing you know, he does something really nice and thoughtful.

[Andrea]

in these couple of days I finished

I, robot by Asimov...I don't know how I couldn't have already read it. This book is the definition of sci-fi

and The Wind through the Keyhole, by, of course, the one and only King!

[Gavin]

The Brother's Karamazov was fantastic. Now I'm reading 空の境界 下 (Kara no Kyoukai, #3)

[Scott]

Reading Inferno ...wanted to wait till the hype was over.

[Peter]

MJ wrote: "Over the last two months I have read The Bachman Books, Heart Shaped Box and Horns. Just started Skeleton Crew."

Hello MJ, I have read all the Joe Hill Books, my favorite was NOS4A2 - Check it out when you get a chance.

[Malina]

Peter wrote: "MJ wrote: "Over the last two months I have read The Bachman Books, Heart Shaped Box and Horns. Just started Skeleton Crew."

Hello MJ, I have read all the Joe Hill Books, my favorite was NOS4A2 - C..."

It was a great read! My favorite as well :)

[Nick]

Gavin wrote: "The Brother's Karamazov was fantastic. Now I'm reading 空の境界 下 (Kara no Kyoukai, #3)"

Gavin: One of my top 5 favorite novels. Dostoyevsky and Stephen King... why not?

[Gavin]

Nick wrote: "Gavin wrote: "The Brother's Karamazov was fantastic. Now I'm reading 空の境界 下 (Kara no Kyoukai, #3)"

Gavin: One of my top 5 favorite novels. Dostoyevsky and Stephen King... why not?"
Good! I thought I'd find hard to read, by I actually devoured it.
SK and Dostoyevski? The snob critics would have a lot to say about that, but screw 'em!

[Andrea]

I started Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut...always brilliant

[Katie]

I'm reading the Wayward Pines Series. Good suspenseful thrillers make me happy ;)

[Shawn]

Hey all, I'm reading the stand, really enjoying it so far.

[Kit★]

Started The Hunger Games

[Marjo]

Started American Rust by Philipp Meyer.

[Gavin]

Humorous Stories and Sketches
More like "WTF stories and no sketches so far"

[Malina]

Shawn wrote: "Hey all, I'm reading the stand, really enjoying it so far."

Enjoy it! It's one of my favorite all time books!

[Nick]

Andrea wrote: "I started Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut...always brilliant"

One of my favorite books and authors. "Don't confuse good luck with the existence of God."

[Nick]

Gavin wrote: "Nick wrote: "Gavin wrote: "The Brother's Karamazov was fantastic. Now I'm reading 空の境界 下 (Kara no Kyoukai, #3)"

Gavin: One of my top 5 favorite novels. Dostoyevsky and Stephen King...."

Amen!

[Kenneth]

Started The Turtle Boy by Kealan Patrick Burke

[B]

Shawn, I hope you enjoy the Stand, it's my absolute favourite! I have just finished the Descent of Woman which was (surprisingly since I'm not particularly interested in evolution) a really entertaining read. I'm going to start the Immortal Life of Henrietta Flacks now - and hopefully 'Salem's Lot soon if it ever gets to my library.

[Aneela]

Reading We Need to Talk about Kevin by Lionel Shriver. What. A. Gem.

[Gavin]

I just started The Call of the Wild

[Aditya]

Finished The Concrete Blonde the third book in the Harry Bosch series and the best one so far.

Katie wrote: "I'm reading the Wayward Pines Series. Good suspenseful thrillers make me happy ;)"

Read the first book in the series and liked it.

[Erin]

[Kenneth]

Finished The Turtle Boy by Kealan Patrick Burke. Excellent beginning novella of the Timmy Quinn series.

Started reading Rogue by Greg F. Gifune

[Kathryn]

My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult.

[Scott]

Defending Jacob

[Aditya]

Finished Prayers for Rain , another good book by Dennis Lehane. I am about to finish the Kenzie & Gennaro series and wonder when will be the next time that I find a thriller series with such relate-able characters and great writing.

[Kirstin]

Reading It's amazing so far.

[Erin]

Kirstin wrote: "Reading It's amazing so far."

It really is a great book.

[Marco]

[Gavin]

The Picture of Dorian Gray

[Msmyrafaye]

Maximum Ride by James Patterson

[Kenneth]

Finished by Greg F. Gifune. Excellent story about a man that can't decide if what he sees around him is real or if he's going insane. Reminds me of shades of the movie Angel Heart. Five star read.

Now I'm re-reading by Brian Lumley

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Msmyrafaye wrote: "Maximum Ride by James Patterson"

This was a good series.

[Andrea]

I finished "The Sirens of Titan" by Kurt Vonnegut and I started Stoner by John Williams. I heard so much about it and I had to see what was all the fuss

[Nick]

Finished Swan Song, I'll have a review up later today I hope. Still reading The Shadow Queen by Bertrice Small. Started Farewell My Lovely by Raymond Chandler (because King is such a fan.) Also hoping to start the audio book of American Gods if I can get my car audible system working. I read it a few years ago and liked it very much.

[Malina]

I started Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
I saw the movie with Kevin Spacey years ago and loved it, so of course the book will be better. I already want to move to Savannah!

[Aneela]

Just finished We Need To Talk About Kevin. Seriously urge anyone who's on the fence about it to read it. A disturbing, compelling, controversial but quite honest read.

[Terri]

Finnished Swan Song the other day, trying to find time to start The Troop.

[Annie]

Reading 1st to Die by James Patterson. Going for cutting for stone or defending Jacob next

[Amber]

Halfway through The Orphan Train and starting The Monuments Men.

[Malina]

Annie wrote: "Reading 1st to Die by James Patterson. Going for cutting for stone or defending Jacob next"

Defending Jacob is very good!

[Annie]

Just starting Defending Jacob tonight!

[H]

Pet Sematary yet again & Slaughter House Five...

[Lanie]

It's like my 15th re-read of BLACK HOUSE. I love this book. And Frank Mueller (RIP) does all the voices so amazingly. I can see the characters the way he does them. I love how he makes each one different. Jack, Henry, Dale, Judy Marshall, even Charles Burnside, Tansy Frenau, and the guys from the Thunder 5 (Beezer, Doc, Mouse, Kaiser Bill, am I forgetting one?) and that greasy Wendell Greene! And of course Speedy Parker's "Travelin' Jack!!" bellow. So unmistakable and such a delight to read over and over. And I just love Ty Marshall - in the same way I love Jake from the Dark Tower series. Who else loves this book?

[B]

Just finished rereading the Long Walk. It was better the second time! About halfway through The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. It's a really interesting read.

[Shawn]

Just finished the stand it was outstanding. Reading cold in July by joe Lansdale and it's excellent so far.