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[Sam]

Thank you Kassandra, going on feb 18th so I shall let you know what it's like

[Julie]

I'm currently reading The Voyage Out by Virginia Woolf.

[Amber]

I'm reading Misery and other reads

[Elise]

Now that I've finished Crime and Punishment, I am reading The Portrait of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde. It is interesting so far!

[[deleted user]]

Gone with The Wind its' so good too. I have the movie as well and I can't decide which one I like better.

[Rhoda]

The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks

[Kassandra]

Rhoda - I just read that one as well and really loved it! I hope you like it.

[Monique]

Am reading Last Rituals by Yrsa Sigurðardóttir. Based in Iceland a German student has been murdered at a university and his wealthy parents who aren't happy with the police investigation have decided to hire a local lawyer to undertake her own. Very good so far...but am only 30-odd pages in.

[Nati]

I'm currently reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Half a King . Both of them are great books so far. I've been lucky this year.

[Faye]

The Lady Inquisitor wrote: "I'm currently reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Half a King . Both of them are great books so far. I've been lucky this year."

Im also reading half a king. I dont usually read fantasy but im really enjoying this!

[Amber]

I'm almost done with Frankenstein and it is a pretty good and sad read.

[Elise]

I am working on reading Brave New World by Huxley, it is very interesting!

[[deleted user]]

I am finally on the last book of Harry Potter :)

[Polyne]

Currently, I'm reading - rarely - and listening (when I'm doing chores around the house - which is most of the time) to "Inferno: A Novel" by Dan Brown. Also, I'm reading "The Rose Project" by Graeme Simsion - during my free time, especially at night.

[Polyne]

Correction: "The Rosie Project"

[Monique]

I've just finished Last Rituals by Yrsa Sigurðardóttir which was good and have just started The Deep by Peter Benchley... Hopefully the book is as good as the film.

[Becca]

Yesterday I started A Woman in Berlin: Eight Weeks in the Conquered City: A Diary.

[[deleted user]]

I just finished Harry Potter #7 and am eagerly awaiting for Red Queen to be delivered to my house today so as of right now I'm not reading anything because Red Queen will be here today and I want to start that right away!

[Gavin]

Revival. Started it today. Liking it so far.

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[Polyne]

Started reading Harry Potter ( Book 1) to my kiddos; I'm almost done reading "Inferno - A Novel" by Dan Brown.

[Monique]

Finished The Deep by Peter Benchley which was good, a quick read with lots of action, story is different from the film but just as good.

In keeping with my pledge to read more classics I have just started Dracula...

[Julie]

I am currently reading Persuasion. It is going slow.

[sonya]

Just requested stranger by harlan coben

[Amber]

I am almost done with The Wise Man's Fear which is still pretty good and next I'll be listening to the audiobook version of A Wrinkle in Time.

[Amber]

Have fun Iasa.

[Monique]

Iasa - love Scandi-crime, Last Rituals was great and I've enjoyed all of Jo Nesbo's books. Have you seen Headhunters the movie? Really good and can recommend it, not a Harry Hole story but originally written by Jo Nesbo.

[[deleted user]]

It was taking way too long for me to read Red Queen and I'm not sure if it's because I wasn't truly liking it or because I was sick and didn't read much because I just worked and slept around the clock but anyway I put that book down to save for a rainy day and now I'm reading a short story

[Sam]

Monique how is Dracula going? It's one of my favourite books.

[Monique]

Sam - very good, am at the part where Van Helsing has been sent for about Lucy - it's very easy to read considering when it was written and is interesting that this one novel started a whole plethora of things vampire.

[Monique]

Iasa I'll have to check those out, I enjoyed The Killing as well have you seen them?

[Monique]

Iasa wrote: "No, not yet, I really wanted to see the original Danish show, but haven't had any luck finding it. I do have the US remake in my netflix queue. For some reason, I haven't gotten around to watchin..."

The Killing 1 and 2 were both excellent hopefully there'll be a number 3 soon

[CaptKirk42 Classic Whovian]

Currently reading The Productions of Time by John Brunner late 1960s sci-fi.

[Sam]

I am currently reading Gone Girl, which I am enjoying so far, and the Silkworm, which so far is readable but I'm not massive fan.

[[deleted user]]

I am currently reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

[Sam]

I am currently reading five ways to kill a man by Alex Gray and Petet Pan.

[AmberZehr]

ugh it has been forever since I've been on here. I've missed you guys!!! anywho I just finished reading The Picture of Dorian Gray, I'm STILL working on The Silmarillion, and I've got a whole stack of library books to work on.

[megan]

Just started Still Alice after being harassed by my sister for not reading it yet.

[Rawan]

I'm currently reading The Lost Hero and I'm really enjoying it so far

[Becca]

Just started Heart of Darkness.

[Monique]

Finished by Bram Stoker, what a great book! Have just started by Agatha, so far so good.

[sonya]

I'm listening to the outlander
reading the assassination option and pagan babies

I may give up on pagan babies, its not holding my interest.
I'm joining a mystery book club next month.

[Amber]

I'm almost done with Falling Sky and will get back to my other reads soon.

[Becca]

I'm reading Heart of Darkness and The Glass Castle.

[[deleted user]]

The Giver and The Darkest Minds

[Aditi]

i need something to read :(

[Sam]

Currently reading The Shack and thr Thorn Birds.

[Amber]

Almost done with Sins of a Priest as it is a pretty good horror priest novel. Working on finishing it as it is one of many read for review ebook requests I got to get through.

[Monique]

Finished good Gothic horror story by Lefanu.

Am starting by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle tonight. My first novel by him.

[Cindy]

Just read the Descent of Man by Edith Wharton. I have been thinking about this story since I read it. Could I write a book as a joke about something I don't really believe in? When it sells big, could I live off the royalties the book provides. Very interesting questions