What Book(s) Did You Just Finish? Showing 151-200 of 1,994

[Nicqui]

. It was interesting but I'm not sure I could read it again.

[Lissa]

I just finished "the One" by Kiera Cass and am planning on starting "City of Heavenly Fire" by Cassandra Clare tomorrow.

[Nicqui]

Lissa wrote: "I just finished "the One" by Kiera Cass and am planning on starting "City of Heavenly Fire" by Cassandra Clare tomorrow."

You'll really enjoy City of Heavenly Fire.

[Nikita]

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

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[Heather]

I finished earlier today and I just finished right now

[Saleen]

Beautiful Oblivion

[Nikita]

and now I'm reading

[Lissa]

^^ It's really good :)

I just finished reading Elegy (Watersong #4) by Amanda Hocking

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

[Lauren]

Here's my review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[[deleted user]]

Just finished and posted my review.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

[Tessa]

Big Girl by Danielle Steel

[[deleted user]]

Danielle Steel...the icky romance novelist?

[Katie]

I recently finished Rebel (the second in the Reboot series), The Fault In Our Stars (which apparently a lot of people just finished), and Requiem (the final one in the Delirium series)!

[Heather]

City of Bones!

[Iesha (In east shade house at...)]

All of:

Love Monster, Volume 1

It was great!!!!

[Nikita]

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

Aaron{{REBLAST}} wrote: "Danielle Steel...the icky romance novelist?"

Speak for yourself. Some of us like romance.

It's mostly what I write.

[Saleen]

Kiss of Crimson by Lara Adrian

[[deleted user]]

Lura wrote: "Aaron{{REBLAST}} wrote: "Danielle Steel...the icky romance novelist?"

Speak for yourself. Some of us like romance.

It's mostly what I write."

Sorry about that. To each their own and all.:)

[Heather]

Should I read City of Ashes or Half Bad next?

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

Heather wrote: "Should I read City of Ashes or Half Bad next?"

This type of question is exactly what our Help Folder is for. ^_-

I would recommend reading City of Ashes next as that would be continuing a series, where Half Bad is the first book in a series. If you're anything like me, you're reading a bunch of different series already.

[Heather]

Lura wrote: "Heather wrote: "Should I read City of Ashes or Half Bad next?"

This type of question is exactly what our Help Folder is for. ^_-"
Sorry, I didn't know there was one! :(

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

Heather wrote: "Lura wrote: "Heather wrote: "Should I read City of Ashes or Half Bad next?"

This type of question is exactly what our Help Folder is for. ^_-"
Sorry, I didn't know there was one! :("

Not a problem. Now you know. ^_^ (And we have A LOT of folders anyway...)

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

[Tessa]

I just read The Book of Life and Four

[Nicqui]

Just finished Storm Front and I started The Red Pyramid and Lord of the Flies. I wasn't one of those who read Flies in high school so I'm sort of catching up.

Storm Front was a nice intro to the series. Dresden is like Sherlock with magic. I dig it!

[Doug]

I just finished Cut Me Loose: Sin and Salvation After My Ultra-Orthodox Girlhood. It was fantastic! Painfully honest, engaging, an easy read with much to chew on in terms of subject matter. The rigidity of orthodox standards that can be internalized in the devout and the self-destruction that can come with that, finding peace, and embracing yourself are all at the core of this book. Leah Vincent has written a very good book! I recommend it to anyone with an open mind about religion and has tasted the pain of trying to grow up without guidance.

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[Nikita]

[Iesha (In east shade house at...)]

by P. Zoro

by Debopriyaa Dutta

[Krystal]

Just finished reading and it was great.

[Nikita]

[Krystal]

Nikita wrote: ""

I read that book years ago and thought it was good but the series really started to get boring.

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[Kaila]

Gabby Flourite wrote: "
I didn't really cry that much:/ It was sad, and tragic, but not heartbreaking. It's surprising, since I usually break down on sad endings."
i was really happy that the cancer patient didn't die in the end even though eventually she will

[Becky]

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I just finished Between . An excellent read.

[Tessa]

I just finished Belle and Prodigy.

[[deleted user]]

Tessa wrote: "I just finished Belle and Prodigy."

How was it, Tessa?

[Tessa]

So good!

[[deleted user]]

Glad you enjoyed it. It's one of my wife's favorite books.

[Iesha (In east shade house at...)]

Just finished, by It was awesome!!!!!

[Lura, The One Who Loves to Write]

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and

[Becky]

and

[Cassie's Lost Fallen Angel of the Reading Stars]

Blood Wyne

When a series comes in a... set of three, like one book is one person, the next book is someone, and the last book is someone. Then the series restarts off with the first starting character in the series. And it does this in a loop of the three set books... Do you all pick favorites in that type of series? B/C this series is perfect in the first two sisters POV's but when it gets to the last sister, the third book in that particular around... It's all like woe is me, wangst I'm a vampire, when I used to be human and part fae.
It takes away from the series for that particular book, all to reset in the next round of three. God I don't know if I'm explaining this right. It goes Camille, Delilah, and Menolly. Then after that last book of Menolly it starts over with Camille.
What I'm getting at though is do any of you find that type of writing hard to read? Or am I the odd duck out and am alone on an island?
Just asking, sorry for the confusion.