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[Leanna]

I just started Salem's Lot by Stephen King last night and once I finish that, I will probably read City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. I'm trying to read the books on my shelves so I can at least have a dent made in them. I also told myself that for every five books on my shelf that I read, I can buy one book this summer. Salem's Lot will be number 5. :D

[Ann from S.C.]

I'm going to the library tomorrow to pick up a copy of THE YEAR OF THE FLOOD by Margaret Atwood.

[Sooz]

Ann from S.C. wrote: "I'm going to the library tomorrow to pick up a copy of THE YEAR OF THE FLOOD by Margaret Atwood."

ooooh, i have my name on a wait list at my local library. i wouldn't say i was a huge Atwood fan on the whole, but i do enjoy her speculative novels a lot. i am filled with anticipation!

[Carol]

Waiting for Twisted Tree, in the interim I am reading Agnes Grey

[[deleted user]]

i am reading anne rice the vampire armand and my next book is anne rice merrick

[Lianne]

At the moment the two books up next in my list are:

- Christopher Moore's The Stupidest Angel A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror, Version 2.0
- Daniel Silva's A Death In Vienna

Need some light reading since it's paper season =S

[Liz]

Li, I can relate :)

[Lori, Super Mod]

Oh no, dilemma!

I have three books that Ive gotten in the mail over the past two weeks from authors/publishing companies... and I want to be fair and read them in the order I have gotten them:

Last Night in Twisted River
Inherent Vice
Death by Zamboni

However, they are actually calling out to me in reverse order....

What is a girl to do???

[[deleted user]]

lori i rent books from booksfree.com its better then going to town to get news ones everytime.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Thanks Tammie, but I cannot bear renting books. I have to buy them and own them... No point in reading it if I can't show it off when Im done :)

The ones Ive listed were all mailed to me, however, half the fun is in walking the bookshelves in search of the next one to come home with me!!

[[deleted user]]

ok

[Carol]

Lori wrote: "Oh no, dilemma!

I have three books that Ive gotten in the mail over the past two weeks from authors/publishing companies... and I want to be fair and read them in the order I have gotten them:
..."

Always go with the heart.

[Esther]

Waltz with Bashir, the graphic novel, is next on my list. I would already be reading it however The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society butted in and once I had read a few pages I just couldn't put it down.
I think it's my favourite book so far this year. I would recommend it to anyone. Although the writing style is light the story is very moving and had me both in tears and laughing out loud.

[Lindz]

I have heard you either absolutely love the potato peel or can't get into it. Really happy you liked it, for me it was too cutesie, I must have been going through a very dark faze when I tried to read it.

My next books are changing constantly, but will read the new michael chabon but Northanger Abbey and David Copperfield are looking good as well.

[Beth]

Lori, I just got Last Night in Twisted River A Novel and I can't wait to read it!

[Kirstin]

HI Beth, Last Night is also my next book to read. I have a feeling that there are going to be quite a few late nights up reading that book.

[KarenLee]

Lori wrote: "Oh no, dilemma!

I have three books that Ive gotten in the mail over the past two weeks from authors/publishing companies... and I want to be fair and read them in the order I have gotten them:
..."

If you read quickly, maybe they won't notice you read them out of order. I do hate to hurt my books feelings! Still there's probably a good reason you're called to read them in the reverse order. So I'd go with your gut!

[Eve]

I have a couple books sent to me by the publisher for review, which I need to finish by the next two weeks - but I just got something from the library yesterday which just intrigued me and now I cannot read anything else. Time enough...

[Beth]

Kristin, I think you're right about the new Irving book. I'm going to be reading it with a friend I met here on GR beginning 12/15.

[[deleted user]]

my 2nd book to read is Lasher (Lives of the Mayfair by anne rice

[Marti]

Next books on my list are

a first read called The Botticelli Secret by Marian Fiorato
or the Wicked Duke Takes a Wife Jillian Hunter
or Believe Victoria Alexander
or A Precious Jewel Mary Balogh
or 1000 White Women

As you can see I am not over my historical romance need yet, but I am trying to mix it up... We will see which one of those comes next!!! Suggestions???

[Carol]

Not a clue. Your best bet,eeney,meeny,miiney,moe

[Catamorandi]

My next two books after Coraline are:

P.S. Longer Letter Lately by Paula Danziger and Ann M Martin
Fallen - David Maine

[Ann from S.C.]

My next book I will read is WISHIN AND HOPIN by Wally Lamb, a Christmas book!

[Susanna]

I haven't finished The Time Traveler's Wife yet but I find I can easily lose myself in it. Anyway, these books are due at the library pretty soon:

Louisa May Alcott: Little Women
Tim Burton: The Melancholy Death Of Oyster Boy & Other Stories
Phil Rickman: Crybbe
Ray Bradbury: The Martian Chronicles
Peter Carey: True History Of The Kelly Gang
Joseph Heller: Catch-22
Ralph Waldo Ellison: The Invisible Man

I was hoping someone might have recommendations on which books I should definitely read at the risk of late fees :)

[Jennifer]

Made a switch on my TBR...
Currently reading: Dracula, the next books will be An Abundance of Katherines and Pride and Prejudice

[Lori, Super Mod]

Catamorandi wrote: "My next two books after Coraline are:

P.S. Longer Letter Lately by Paula Danziger and Ann M Martin
Fallen - David Maine"

Whoo hoo. Fallen! Let me know what you think when you read that one!

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Ann from S.C. wrote: "My next book I will read is WISHIN AND HOPIN by Wally Lamb, a Christmas book!"

I just finished this one myself. I really enjoyed it a lot. I love Wally Lamb.

[Lindz]

Susanna wrote: "I haven't finished The Time Traveler's Wife yet but I find I can easily lose myself in it. Anyway, these books are due at the library pretty soon:

Louisa May Alcott: Little Women
Tim Burton: The M..."

Susanna wrote: "I haven't finished The Time Traveler's Wife yet but I find I can easily lose myself in it. Anyway, these books are due at the library pretty soon:

Louisa May Alcott: Little Women
Tim Burton: The M..."

I would go for Little Woman not a hard but beautiful read and true history of the kelly gang, A little bit of colonism.

[Susanna]

Lindz wrote: "Susanna wrote: "I haven't finished The Time Traveler's Wife yet but I find I can easily lose myself in it. Anyway, these books are due at the library pretty soon:

Louisa May Alcott: Little Women
T..."

Thanks, Lindz :)

[Lisa]

I'm not sure I can help much, since the only one on your list that I have read is 1000 White Women. I really enjoyed that one. It's such a fascinating premise -- It's an alternate history -- "what if" scenario.

Even though I can't give opinions on the others, I wanted to thank you for posting the list. You gave me some ideas for my to-read list!

-Lisa Lipkind Leibow
www.LLLeibow.com

Marti wrote: "Next books on my list are

a first read called The Botticelli Secret by Marian Fiorato
or the Wicked Duke Takes a Wife Jillian Hunter
or Believe Victoria Alexander
or A Precious Jewel Mary Balogh
..."

[Paul]

next on my list will be Under The Dome but not till Ifinish at least half of the 6 I'm reading now!! Gee, I never seem to catch up..........

[Shona]

Just finished The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood (which I absolutely loved!) and the next four to finish out my goal of reading my top 10 TBR books before getting any more are:
Best Friends Forever A Novel
The Angel's Game
The Hunger Games
Last Night in Montreal

[Marti]

Shona, I loved The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. I like her books about dytopic subjects in the future.

Lisa, I read The Wicked Duke Takes a Wife and now I am on to reading A Precious Jewel. What ideas did I give you?

Then onto the first read book called The Botticelli Secret. I don't like to leave the first reads too long before I read them.

[Christy]

Dangit...I really want to read Shutter Island but I don't remember where I put it. I have way too many books....

[Lori, Super Mod]

Christy, that sounds like a good problem to have!!

[Cammie]

This weekend I will start Peony in Love A Novel.

[Carol]

I am reading How We Survived Communism And Laughed About It

[Lisa]

Cammie,
I loved this book. I learned so much about that culture's belief in the afterlife.
LIsa
Cammie wrote: "This weekend I will start Peony in Love A Novel."

[Fiona (Titch)]

Here is my list for this month to try and read:

Uglies - Scott Westerfeld (Currently reading)

Pretties - Scott Westerfeld

Specials - Scott Westerfeld

The Secret Hour - Scott Westerfeld

Touching Darkness - Scott Westerfeld

Blue Noon - Scott Westerfeld

Housewife in Love - Alison Penton Harper

Sliver of Truth - Lisa Unger

Dream On - Bali Rai

Parasite Positive - Scott Westerfeld

[Fiona (Titch)]

Jo wrote: "I've got Uglies and The Secret Hour to read soon. Hope you like them! "

Jo, I am liking Uglies at the moment and I am looking forward to readin the other 1 as well.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Jo wrote: "Good to hear! I have read Parasite Positive and i thought that was pretty good but i haven't read any of his other books. "

Jo, these are the series he has:

Uglies, Pretties, Specials & Extras
The Secret Hour, Touching Darkness, Blue Noon
Peeps aka Parasite Positive, The Last Days

[Alisha Marie]

I read Uglies a few months ago as a library read and surprisingly loved it. I had assumed that it was going to be shallow like The Gossip Girl books, but with a sci-fi twist, so I was happy when they weren't. I should pick up Pretties soon.

[Jennifer]

I tried to listen to Uglies a few months ago, but didn't like the narrators voice. So I bought the book & I hope to get to it...it's somewhere in my TBR pile.

[[deleted user]]

Lisa wrote: "Cammie,
I loved this book. I learned so much about that culture's belief in the afterlife.
LIsa
Cammie wrote: "This weekend I will start Peony in Love A Novel."

"

I really liked this one too. It was weird, but I loved the cultural information.

[Christy]

I really liked UgliesandPretties but was disappointed by Specials. I do like his writing style and thought the series as a whole was very good.

[Donna]

My next 5 are:

1. Rant - Palahniuk
2. Zipporah - Halter Currently reading
3. Vacations from Hell - Bray
4. The Xibalba Murders - Hamilton
5. The Fourth Hand - Irving

[Donna]

Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Here is my list for this month to try and read:

Uglies - Scott Westerfeld (Currently reading)

Pretties - Scott Westerfeld

Specials - Scott Westerfeld

The Secret Hour - Scott Westerfeld
..."

I assume you are trying to tackle all of Westerfeld?!?!

[Marti]

Donna wrote: "My next 5 are:

1. Rant - Palahniuk
2. Zipporah - Halter Currently reading
3. Vacations from Hell - Bray
4. The Xibalba Murders - Hamilton
5. The Fourth Hand - Irving"

Are you liking Zipporah? I thought it was good. I have enjoyed reading about the women of the Bible by Halter.

[Lisa]

oooo! I see some SW books I didn't know about.

Peeps is probably my fave..then Uglies.
Lisa


Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Here is my list for this month to try and read:

Uglies - Scott Westerfeld (Currently reading)

Pretties - Scott Westerfeld

Specials - Scott Westerfeld

The Secret Hour - Scott Westerfeld
..."