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[Ruth]

Will-do! I'm excited to get some reading time in soon.

[Andreea]

So I finished All the Light We Cannot See and really really enjoyed it!

Today I'm starting In a Dark, Dark Wood . This is one that my husband heard about on the radio and he always calls me when he listens to a book review and asks me: "Ready to write a title down?" :) and I know another good book will end up on my list.

Before we moved into our new home, I was also in the middle of reading the Maisie Dobbs series, which he told me about. I finished 5 out of 10 books already and they are all 5 stars in my opinion. I love the main character and I love the setting (between the two world wars). Every time I am about to start a new book I think of the next book in this series and that I should summon the courage and make the time to go through all the boxes in my storage to find them. Although I was inspired of properly labeling all the boxes when we moved into our new home, there are sooo many of them that it's a hassle finding things..so I keep postponing but one of these days I am going to find it!

Happy Tuesday everyone!

[April]

Started reading If You Only Knew by Kristan Higgins. I've never read anything by this author, but I saw this book was featured on Deb's blog a few weeks back and decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did, it's a great book! Thanks Deb!

[Ruth]

Andreea: I loved "All the Light We Cannot See." So beautifully sad. I have also read all of the Maisie Dobbs books. I was not a huge fan of #1, but the characters have really grown on me throughout the series. I recommended the series to my mom before I ever read any of it, and she was done with the series and started talking about it, so I had to get on the stick and catch up! Now I need to read "Care and Management of Lies."

For now, I'm still reading "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" and picked up "The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing: A Three Times Lucky Book #2."

[Debbie]

April wrote: "Started reading If You Only Knew by Kristan Higgins. I've never read anything by this author, but I saw this book was featured on Deb's blog a few weeks back and decided to give it ..."

Oh April, Kristan is one of my all time favorite authors
My favorite book of hers is called My One And Only -

And the one I laughed until I cried at was called The Best Man Staring Faith and Levi-

[Debbie]

Well it's the weekend after Labor Day some of us are experiencing cooler weather finally and with the changing of the seasons come changes in our reading habits too.
Do your reading habits change in the cold months?

What's on your Weekend Reading Plate?
I'm still working on my December reviews. I'll have them all done by the middle of next week and then I get to enjoy some "my reads" ;)

[[deleted user]]

After reading a little more of Big Little Lies, the app started acting up again, so I was disgusted for several days not being able to continue this book. There is a long waiting list for it at the library, but one of the branches had it listed on the "Lucky Day Shelf." I snagged it on Saturday and get to keep it a week. If I keep it longer than that, it's a buck a day. I'm on page 262, so that shouldn't be a problem. And I'm off work today, so I plan to enjoy my book.

[Debbie]

TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "After reading a little more of Big Little Lies, the app started acting up again, so I was disgusted for several days not being able to continue this book. There is a long waiting li..."
Enjoy your book and your day off!!

[Ang from OZ]

I'm still reading Ilona Andrews, made my way on to another series. On the second book right now.



Loving it as much as the previous series I read.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I'm still reading Ilona Andrews, made my way on to another series. On the second book right now.



Loving it as much as the previous series I read."

Cool
I just turned in my December reviews so it's time for Pleasure Reads
the first one is Isolation by Mary Anna Evans, a fave series of mine


Next is also by a fave, a new Historical Romance with series The Crusader's Bride
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[Ang from OZ]

I haven't read any of Deborahs books written under Claire yet. I am sure they are good though.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I haven't read any of Deborahs books written under Claire yet. I am sure they are good though."

Very Good and classically her

[Ang from OZ]

I was eyeing off The Husbands Secret when I was at the shops with my Mum last week. I didn't get it though.

[Debbie]

We read it last year in my in-person book club
very good

[[deleted user]]

I really liked it too. Just finished Big Little Lies yesterday and it was also very good.

[Debbie]

Ok all my reading frenzies ;)
it's Friday can we get a big YAY!

So what are you reading this weekend?
I'm almost finished with Isolation -

Next up is The Crusader's Bride by a fave Deborah Cooke/Claire Delacroix -

Then I have a shelf full of next to reads :)
but that's a good problem to have right?

[Andreea]

Just finished . Great read! I highly recommend it! I think I'm going to start Finding Nouf next.

[Andreea]

On a second thought.. I'm going to pick up Girl Waits with Gun

[Lisa]

Just finished Circling The Sun by Paula McLain based on the real story of an Englishwoman who grew up in Kenya between the wars. It reminded me so much of the movie Out Of Africa that I had scenes slipping thru my mind as I read ....

[Debbie]

Lisa wrote: "Just finished Circling The Sun by Paula McLain based on the real story of an Englishwoman who grew up in Kenya between the wars. It reminded me so much of the movie Out Of Africa that I had scenes..."

Wow I have to put that on my shelf, thanks for the recommendation!

[Debbie]

Well it's the first weekend in October and I feel like baking this weekend so it's something sweet that will be the result.
I'm also finished with my required reviews and am enjoying some me reads.
I just finished and will be reviewing it on the blog today

I'm still listening to love the narrator

And I've just started the first in a new urban fantasy series by Rachel Vincent called Menagerie I've been wanting to try this author for a while and now's a great time to do it. So far it reminds me a little of Ray Bradbury's

So what are you doing this weekend?

[Kamas]

Finished Freehold this morning and started Into the Looking Glass for another online book club I'm in.

[April]

Currently reading Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot.

[Ang from OZ]

I feel like baking to Deb, although i am savoury not sweet. Thinking of doing up a batch of mini quiches. I am still making my way through Ilona Andrews back list. 1 to go. And also doing another early read for an author. Long weekend for me so i hope plenty of reading time.

[Debbie]

April wrote: "Currently reading Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot."

April we read that book in our in-person book club. Interested in what you think!

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I feel like baking to Deb, although i am savoury not sweet. Thinking of doing up a batch of mini quiches. I am still making my way through Ilona Andrews back list. 1 to go. And also doing another..."

Oh Love quiches Ang. I'm also making a big pot of chili yum!

[[deleted user]]

I plan to fix chili tomorrow too! We are going to continue to have heavy rain here all weekend, so I plan to stay in as much as possible.

[Debbie]

TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "I plan to fix chili tomorrow too! We are going to continue to have heavy rain here all weekend, so I plan to stay in as much as possible."

Oh that's right TarHeelGirl, stay safe!

[Andreea]

All this baking talk I think I'm going to bake an apple pie too ^_^. It's my favorite dessert. Otherwise it will be a weekend spent indoors working on the house, reading, and staying dry. Really ugly weather here in NJ..

[Ruth]

I'm reading "The Hollow Boy" (Lockwood & Co. #3) by Jonathan Stroud. I just adore this series for young readers. It rides the cusp of juvenile and YA. Super-fun! It's about an alternate-reality London where a dramatic increase in spirits (ghosts) about 50 years ago has forced the populace to restrict movement and activity once the sun goes down. Specters can only be seen or heard by the young, causing children to be trained as agents and work nights hunting and destroying these ghosts and their sources.

[Ang from OZ]

That sounds like an interesting series Ruth!

[Debbie]

Andreea wrote: "All this baking talk I think I'm going to bake an apple pie too ^_^. It's my favorite dessert. Otherwise it will be a weekend spent indoors working on the house, reading, and staying dry. Really ug..."

Sounds good Andreea, I think your weather is courtesy the hurricane too right?
Chili is done today is Chocolate Pudding Cake I'll share the recipe if its good

[Debbie]

Ruth wrote: "I'm reading "The Hollow Boy" (Lockwood & Co. #3) by Jonathan Stroud. I just adore this series for young readers. It rides the cusp of juvenile and YA. Super-fun! It's about an alternate-reality Lon..."

It does sound interesting thanks for sharing!

[[deleted user]]

Anxious to hear about the Chocolate Pudding cake!

It's not raining here at the moment, but now the concern is the wind. Hopefully we will see the sun again on Tuesday. Some pretty bad flooding is now going on in SC.

[Andreea]

Debbie wrote: "Andreea wrote: "All this baking talk I think I'm going to bake an apple pie too ^_^. It's my favorite dessert. Otherwise it will be a weekend spent indoors working on the house, reading, and stayi..."

Yes, I think it was due to the hurricane but now the sun is shining and it is the perfect fall weather. I hope this lasts for a while before winter hits.

[Debbie]

Update on the Chocolate Pudding Cake it was scrumptious
Here's the recipe just don't over bake and we didn't have ice cream and it really needed either that or whipped cream.
http://www.cooking.com/recipes-and-mo...

[[deleted user]]

Debbie wrote: "Update on the Chocolate Pudding Cake it was scrumptious
Here's the recipe just don't over bake and we didn't have ice cream and it really needed either that or whipped cream.
http://www.cooking.com..."

Did you use coffee or water?

[Debbie]

TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Update on the Chocolate Pudding Cake it was scrumptious
Here's the recipe just don't over bake and we didn't have ice cream and it really needed either that or whipped cream.
http://..."

coffee

[Ruth]

I'm reading audio-style Mindy Kaling's "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?" It's a fun read so far, though not as stirring as Amy Poehler's "Yes Please."

[Debbie]

Right Now I'm reading Sarah Morgan's #2 in her Puffin Island series, it will only be published as a bundle with Susan Mallery in the US-

But it's already out as a single release in the UK -
I Love Sarah Morgan and am sad that she's not selling well in the States with her new full length novels. :(
So I'm helping her publisher out by doing an early review and they'll plug my blog for doing it too!
Win Win!

[Kamas]

Relic is what I'm reading.

[Ruth]

"Bossypants" by Tina Fey. So good.

[Debbie]

Hey Girls and Guys I had a family emergency yesterday so didn't get a chance to visit.

I'm still reading Some Kind of Wonderful and I'll catch up with you all next week!

[[deleted user]]

Finished The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton last night.

Take care Debbie!

[Ang from OZ]

Hope all is okay Deb.

[Debbie]

Thanks, the doc thinks he's having a reaction to coming off a certain med. So I'm just watching him.

[Ruth]

"Bossypants" was fantastic! I always knew Tina Fey to be a great writer, but it translates to the book, also! I did listen to the audio-book, because she's a performer and it seemed the right thing.

[Andreea]

Finished this morning Girl Waits with Gun. Great book that combines historical facts with entertaining fiction. I recommend it.

[Andreea]

The next one I'm picking up is .

[Debbie]

Andreea wrote: "The next one I'm picking up is ."
Hi Andreea, I haven't read Jacqueline in ages
let us know how it is!