#Currently Reading

[Sissy Lu]

What are you currently reading? I just finished A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas, I'm going to mull over my thoughts and wait for my excitement to die down.

My next venture will be a book I was requested to read & review, Bedlam & Belfry, Intergalactic Attorneys at Law: The 1st Dozen

What about you?

[Sheena]

I just got finished last night with Warm Bodies . I don't know what I'll start on next though. Still trying to write the review for Warm Bodies before I move on.

[Sissy Lu]

Sheena wrote: "I just got finished last night with Warm Bodies . I don't know what I'll start on next though. Still trying to write the review for Warm Bodies before I move on."

So many books to choose from! How did you find Warm Bodies? I enjoyed the new take on Zombies and the authors dry/dark humor in it.

[Sheena]

I really enjoyed it. I liked the movie when I originally saw it, but the book was a bit darker and truly had some beautiful writing in it that obviously couldn't come across in the movie.

I love zombie stories, but most I read are rather insignificant, and usually a trope and/or has characters that have no depth. But this one was unique, and I really liked all the characters in it.

[Sissy Lu]

Sheena wrote: "I really enjoyed it. I liked the movie when I originally saw it, but the book was a bit darker and truly had some beautiful writing in it that obviously couldn't come across in the movie.

I love z..."

I like the movie but it was a touch different from the book which I preferred. The way it was written was so dark and poetic at times, it was really an interesting take on the zombie fiction.

Also, if you ever need help with writing just let me know. While I'm by no means a glorious writer, I am good at helping people.

[Meaghan]

I'm currently reading If I Forget You by Thomas Christopher Greene. I'm not terribly far in. The story is still unfolding. Simple read is my only impression at this point as I'm not yet enraptured by the story. We shall see how this goes.

[Jassa]

I'm rereading the Tortall quartet books by Tamora Pierce. (Song of the Lioness, The Immortals, Protector of the Small & Trickerser) While they aren't new too me, it has been at least 10 years or so since I have read them. They are small and light and reminds me of a time when YA authors used to do 4 books instead of 3

[Jonathan]

I'm reading



Usually several at a time because of a mix of audio, Kindle, pb, or just what I'm in the mood for some days.