Currently reading section

[Jessica]

What's the currently reading section on the homepage for this group used for?

[Judy]

Forward a Memoir by Abby Wambach for sports
Passing By Nella Larsen a classic by a person of color
In the Country We Love by Diana Guerrero Immigration theme

[Judy]

I just finished Passing by Nella Larsen in category 17, a classic by a person of color. It is a powerful little book, I recommend it.

[Elyse]

If it was a normal book club, it would be for what the group's current monthly read was. It isn't for anything in this group.

[Deborah-Ruth]

Just finished my first #ReadHarder book: A children's classic published before 1980 - The Story of Ferdinand By: Munroe Leaf (published 1936)

[Susan]

For the essay anthology prompt I am reading Ten Women which was recommended to me by a fellow breast cancer survivor.

[Candace]

I'm reading for A Book w/ a Cover You Hate task. I'm kind of over it already, but I am going to finish it.

[Tracey]

Currently listening to The Diary of a Young Girl for a book that was published posthumously. It's read by Selma Blair and is good. Kinda puts me to sleep though lol

[Dee]

I'm getting ready to begin the Orphan Train. I don't think it fits anything in the challenge but I've heard so much about it so... hopefully it lives up to the hype.

[Karen]

I am hoping to started reading by

[Candace]

I'm reading Born a Crime and I'm surprised at how funny + informative it is.

[Beth]

The Last Mrs. Parrish finally arrived after being on hold for 26 weeks. It doesn't exactly fit any of the challenges, but it is one that I have been waiting for! I'll be starting it once I get home from work.

[Deborah]

Candace wrote: "I'm reading Born a Crime and I'm surprised at how funny + informative it is."

I agree with you Candace. It touched all of my emtions. His mother was great.

[Karen]

I am reading by

[Hasnain]

I am reading “Six of Crows “ by ‘ Leigh Bardvgo ‘

[Stephanie]

For true crime, I'm reading I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer

[Bonnie G.]

How to Stop Time and Asymmetry are bothin process right now.

[Ann]

I'm just starting The Stranger in the Woods: The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit for the book about nature task.

[Tracy]

Candace wrote: "I'm reading Born a Crime and I'm surprised at how funny + informative it is."

Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood has been one of my favorites this year. I just started reading Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, and Persepolis 2: The Story of a Return. I have kind of high expectations for both.

[Allie]

Tracy wrote: Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood has been one of my favorites this..."

Both are excellent!

[Kris V]

Destroy All Monsters by Jeff Jackson!

[Monica]

My Ántonia

[Khurin]

northern lights by philip pullman

[Milena]

Persuasion for book published posthumously, my last prompt for the 2018 challenge.

[Tracy]

Currently reading Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness and His Majesty's Dragon. Planning on spending the rest of the day in bed binging.