What are you reading in October 2016?

[Jenna]

I read Neverwhere and The Night Circus recently and loved both.

[Petrik]

Jenna wrote: "I read Neverwhere and The Night Circus recently and loved both."

I just put them in my TBR Jenna! Will read them both ASAP

[Monica]

Those were two very good books,
Jenna and Petrik.

[Jakke]

Finished Dracula and started The Way of Kings.

[Tnkw01]

Jakke wrote: "Finished Dracula and started The Way of Kings."
The Way of Kings is great.

[Helen, I·ᴍ ɪɴ ᴛʜᴇ ʟɪʙʀᴀʀʏ]

I loved Night Circus.

[Lára]

Grass on the Wayside by Natsume Sōseki

It makes me so emotional.

[Jenna]

Petrik wrote: "Jenna wrote: "I read Neverwhere and The Night Circus recently and loved both."

I just put them in my TBR Jenna! Will read them both ASAP"

The nice thing is that they are both standalones so you don't need to commit to reading a whole new series.

[Squire]

Reading The Girl Next Door. I need something to help me recover from the blah-ness of The Fireman. I hope this works.

[Rollie]

Finished Dawn of Wonder. Started The Way of Kings.

[Jakke]

Tnkw01 wrote: "Jakke wrote: "Finished Dracula and started The Way of Kings."
The Way of Kings is great."
Have only read the first 100 pages or so but I feel that it's going to be a very enjoyable read.

[Tnkw01]

Finished Hounded, here's my review. Started Sword of Destiny. So far this is a really good book.

[Richard]

Just started Freedom's Landing by Anne McCaffrey. So far I'm really enjoying her writing.

[Squire]

Started The Girl Next Door.

[Margret]

Have the Blood Mirror audiobook downloading onto my phone for tomorrow's continuation of trying to make sense of my vast fabric stash

[Squire]

The City & the City

[Mark]

I'm reading Ruin by John Gwynne in preparation for the publication of Wrath in November.

[Joseph]

Finished H. Rider Haggard's Cleopatra and jumped 130 years ahead to Kai Ashante Wilson's A Taste of Honey.

[Monica]

I've opened the cover, I've closed the cover...and repeated, several times! C'mon November! I picked up my library copy of The Chronicles of Master Li and Number Ten Ox which contains the book chosen as our November group read Bridge of Birds. (Okay, I've peeked at the first part, but I'm trying to wait for the group.) In the meantime I'm re-reading a non-related classic: Ivanhoe.

[Tnkw01]

Monica wrote: "I've opened the cover, I've closed the cover...and repeated, several times! C'mon November! I picked up my library copy of The Chronicles of Master Li and Number Ten Ox which contains ..."

I know what you mean Monica. I'm kind of excited about about starting this one. I'm trying to finish several books so I can start this one.

[Joseph]

And now for something completely different: Revenger by Alastair Reynolds.

[Tnkw01]

Finished A Night in the Lonesome October. Rated it 4-stars. This is a great "Halloween" book. It is written like it's a daily journal for the month of October and the main character is a dog named Snuff. Apparently, every Halloween when there's a full moon we have a small battle for the existence of civilisation as we know it. The book is really entertaining and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves Halloween.

[Monica]

Tnkw01 wrote: "Finished A Night in the Lonesome October. Rated it 4-stars. This is a great "Halloween" book. It is written like it's a daily journal for the month of October and the main character is..."

That looks good...added it to my reading list.