What will you be reading next?

[Jenny]

Shirley wrote: "Jenny, navel gazing?
"

Ah Shirley thank you, yes, that's what I meant! ;)

[Laurel]

My next read will be the massive doorstop that is Mason and Dixon by Thomas Pynchon although I will probably have some assorted scary stories going on the side as well!

[Cheryl]

Allegiant

[Keng]

the book that i will be reading next is the The Mermaid Chair

owh i enjoyed her The Secret Life of Bees :)))

[Shirley]

Jenny wrote: "Shirley wrote: "Jenny, navel gazing?
"

Ah Shirley thank you, yes, that's what I meant! ;)"

:)

[Dhanaraj]

My next book is most probably one of these two:
Magda (For German literature shelf) or Água Viva (For South American literature shelf).

[Anastasia]

Leslie wrote: "Anastasia wrote: "I'm going to read Rebecca for the first time: great expectations!"

:) Great book!"

I've loved it! Now I'm determined to read as much as possible of her biography. *_* Do you have any recommendations?


I'll probably read The Prince of Tides after finishing Pale Fire. :)

[Alannah]

My next book will Allegiant, can't wait to read it.

[Amber]

When I finish fall of the house of usher and other tales, I'll get back to Deception by C.J. Redwine then will go from there.

[Alannah]

Amber wrote: "When I finish fall of the house of usher and other tales, I'll get back to Deception by C.J. Redwine then will go from there."

I have heard so much about that series. What did you think of the first book?

[Amber]

I actually enjoyed defiance. It was pretty good alannah. Definitely check it out. You'll like it.

[Pink]

Alannah wrote: "My next book will Allegiant, can't wait to read it."

I'll be reading this next month. Haven't ordered it yet as I'm annoyed that I can't easily find the matching US cover editions to go with my other 2 books - I hate cover changes!

[Alannah]

Pink wrote: "Alannah wrote: "My next book will Allegiant, can't wait to read it."

I'll be reading this next month. Haven't ordered it yet as I'm annoyed that I can't easily find the matching US cover editions ..."

I'm glad I'm not the only one, haha.

[Julia]

I'll be reading Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter for our library book club November meeting; we just read Beloved this month, and it was heartbreaking and powerful. No wonder Toni Morrison won the Pulitzer for it.

[Alannah]

I will be reading Dombey and Son next, need to get back into my dissertation reading.

[LauraT]

Alannah wrote: "I will be reading Dombey and Son next, need to get back into my dissertation reading."

I LOVED this book! And I didn't even know it - not one of the most famous of Dicken's book.
I'm about to start - when my tablet wears out of battery! - Friend of My Youth, the first of some of Munroe's novel thatbI'd like to read this month

[Leslie]

Alannah wrote: "I will be reading Dombey and Son next, need to get back into my dissertation reading."

:) I think that you will like it. And lots of good stuff for your dissertation!

[Nicole]

Julia wrote: "I'll be reading Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter for our library book club November meeting; we just read Beloved this month, and it was heartbreaking and powerful. No wonder Toni Morrison won the Pu..."

I enjoyed Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter last year when I read it, Julia. Hope you like it.

[Amber]

I'm reading The Child Thiefby Brom next. It looks pretty interesting for a dark modern retelling of Peter Pan.

[LauraT]

Amber wrote: "I'm reading The Child Thiefby Brom next. It looks pretty interesting for a dark modern retelling of Peter Pan."

I've seen it quoted so many times here this book. I'll give it a close look

[[deleted user]]

I finished The Thirteenth Tale Late last night and will post my thoughts at lunchtime. So next I am going to start Wuthering Heights

[Holly]

I really need to try fit Wuthering Heights in this month. It's my planned read after A Tale of Two Cities!

[Leslie]

Holly wrote: "I really need to try fit Wuthering Heights in this month. It's my planned read after A Tale of Two Cities!"

Wuthering Heights will be my next audiobook (listening to Librivox's version 2). My next Kindle book will be the first book in The Forsyte Saga, The Man of Property for my readalong with Valetta.

[LauraT]

Leslie wrote: "Holly wrote: "I really need to try fit Wuthering Heights in this month. It's my planned read after A Tale of Two Cities!"

Wuthering Heights will be my next audiobook (listening to Librivox's versi..."

Really looking forward to know what you think of Galsworthy

[Dhanaraj]

Finished an autobiography (Autobiography of an Aspiring Saint) and soon I will begin another biography as my non-fiction read. The book that I will begin soon is: A Sorrow Beyond Dreams: A Life Story.

[LauraT]

Dhanaraj wrote: "Finished an autobiography (Autobiography of an Aspiring Saint) and soon I will begin another biography as my non-fiction read. The book that I will begin soon is: A Sorrow Beyond Dreams: A Life Story."

In a German mood Dhanaraj? I've never particularly liked Handke!

[Dhanaraj]

That is true, Laura. I have planned it that way - German Literature for this academic year.

[Amber]

Awesome laurat. I'm reading it next and will do a readalong of it when I get it soon from the overdrive ebooks library. I'm #1 on the holds list now so I'll get it next when they send me the email to pick it up.

[Cheryl]

I'm not sure what to read next. Can you guys help me choose between.

Gone with the Wind
The Eye of the World
Under the Dome
The Running Man


(I hope it's ok to post this here )

[Pink]

Cheryl wrote: "I'm not sure what to read next. Can you guys help me choose between.

Gone with the Wind
The Eye of the World
Under the Dome
The Running Man


(I hope it's ok to post this here )"

Not sure I can help much as I haven't read any of those. If I'm deciding between a few books I sometimes read the first page of each and stick with the one that grips me most :)

[LauraT]

I've only read Gone with the Wind and liked it a lot!

[Laurel]

Will probably read Let the Right One In and/or The Lowland next.

[Shirley]

Cheryl wrote: "I'm not sure what to read next. Can you guys help me choose between.

Gone with the Wind
The Eye of the World
Under the Dome
The Running Man

Cheryl, I've read 2 of them - Gone with the Wind and Under the Dome. Depends what you like, really - both are quite long winded, but also a good read.

(I hope it's ok to post this here )"

[Leslie]

Cheryl wrote: "I'm not sure what to read next. Can you guys help me choose between.

Gone with the Wind
The Eye of the World
Under the Dome
The Running Man


(I hope it's ok to post this here )"

I have only read Gone With the Wind, which I enjoyed. Sad to say, I haven't heard of the other books you list so I can't even make uninformed advice!

[Becca]

I am going to be reading UnSouled next as it is the next in the series I am currently reading.
After that I will start my A-Z challenge with All the Truth That's In Me

[Dhanaraj]

Will finish this evening The Leopard. And my next novel will be Elfriede Jelinek's The Piano Teacher.

[Nicole]

Cheryl wrote: "I'm not sure what to read next. Can you guys help me choose between.

Gone with the Wind
The Eye of the World
Under the Dome
The Running Man


(I hope it's ok to post this here )"

Definitely Gone with the Wind 5 star read, in my opinion.

[Amber]

I want to read Under the Dome but will read it later on probably next year.

[Holly]

Can someone help me pick which book to read next?

I'm torn between:
The Yellow Wallpaper
Wuthering Heights
The Bell Jar
A Streetcar Named Desire

[Leslie]

Holly wrote: "Can someone help me pick which book to read next?

I'm torn between:
The Yellow Wallpaper
Wuthering Heights
The Bell Jar
A Streetcar Named Desire"

The Yellow Wallpaper is quite short, so maybe that would be a good choice as you mentioned elsewhere that this upcoming week will be a busy one.

[[deleted user]]

Holly wrote: "Can someone help me pick which book to read next?

I'm torn between:
The Yellow Wallpaper
Wuthering Heights
The Bell Jar
A Streetcar Named Desire"

Read The Yellow Wallpaper. It is very short and you can finish it tonight, so you might as well do it. The Bell Jar would be a good one to follow that up with.

[Holly]

Thank you both! I'll definitely give it a go. It is a potential book for my coursework, if it suits my title idea better than Crime and Punishment

[Leslie]

Holly wrote: "Thank you both! I'll definitely give it a go. It is a potential book for my coursework, if it suits my title idea better than Crime and Punishment"

I am willing to read Crime and Punishment with you next year, if you want!

[Holly]

I read it last month, Leslie, sorry! I 100% recommend it to you though! It's a phenomenal read.

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@Leslie Crime and Punishment is one of my potential reads for next yeR. Think I might need a friend to read it with!

[Holly]

I'd be happy to discuss it with people even though I've already read it! It's definitely a book that blew me away!

[Leslie]

Heather wrote: "@Leslie Crime and Punishment is one of my potential reads for next yeR. Think I might need a friend to read it with!"

OK, when I get close to reading it, I will check in with you.

[Amber]

I'll get back to reading City of Bonesafter I finish the child thief by Brom and after City of Bones, I will be ready to read A Christmas Carol and Anthem for the tattered tales book club readalong/group read in December. I may read Northanger abbey then too but we'll see how far I get in my reading. ^_^

[LauraT]

About to start both The Child Thief and A Scanner Darkly for this month.
Next one I have City of Bones in poll position!

[Leslie]

I will be reading a cozy mystery on my Kindle, Perilous Pranks, and either From Russia With Love or Journey Into Fear in print.