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What are you reading and why? Jul-Dec 2014
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You are correct. When I looked it up yesterday it has a December expected pub. date.

I am also usually skeptical to sequences, especially when they are not planned in advance. I saw the book last weekend and was surprised it was already out! I guess you guys in the US will have to wait a bit longer.
I am half way through the book and I am enjoying it. I keep laughing and I am amused at how Don analyzes social situations.


I just finished reading The Glass Castle. I thought it was a great memoir.
I am currently reading Moon Called as a BOTM for another group. It is really good so far. I am also making my way slowly through a couple others.

You probably would enjoy Half Broke Horses by the same author, if you didn't read it. This is the story of her grandmother, who was a VERY special person.


You probably would enjoy Half Broke Horses by the same author, if you didn't read it. This is the story of h..."
Thanks, Sandra. I will add it to my TBR.


I am now starting The Name of the Wind which is for a buddy read. I am really looking forward to it.

I'm moving on to Six Years and To Say Nothing of the Dog.

Up next is either 600 Hours of Edward for the group read, or The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks for the challenge. I think I'll go for the latter, the first one is also about a guy with Asperger and I might compare it too much to The Rosie Effect.

Peggy - can't wait to read The Rosie Effect - it won't be a available in the U.S. until later in the year though.

I'll start Tiger's Curse after work today.

The second one was The Leaving of Things. My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
I enjoyed both.

The Graveyard Book was such a sweet yet spooky read, I really enjoyed it. And Neil Gaiman himself narrates the audio version. To be fair, he could narrate the back of a cereal box and I'd enjoy it, though ;)

The Graveyard Book was such a sweet yet spooky re..."
I felt the same way, Kat. I actually listened to him narrate this book before I ever read anything by him. I had to go buy it after that. I think I listenet to it several times. His narration of Neverwhere is great too!


If the first ten pages are anything to go by, this book is going to be brilliant!




If the first ten pages are anything to go by, this book is going to be brilliant!"
Enjoy Peggy. I love me some Royce and Hadrian too.

Booktopia is my rec for Aussie books.

Hidden for fun. Going good so far.
Gone Girl. Had heard 2/3rd on audio then got busy elsewhere. Now picking up from scratch on paperback. Have to finish it by tomorrow or day after because I have to watch the movie. Only 28 pages in. It's almost 500 pages. :(
Smiling Again: Coming Back to Life and Faith After Brain Surgery for Audible review.

I read the first one and liked it fairly well but for some reason never continued with the series. I need to pick it back up.

I'm not sure what I'll read now. I'm trying to pick something from the huge pile on my bedside table...

While deciding I read a children book called The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies that my 9 years old son recommended to me. It was a great reading! I'm not boring everyone here with my comments, but here is my review if anyone with kids is interested.


I am now going to start reading The Twelve Caesars for the monthly challenge and continue listening to the audiobook of Midwinter of the Spirit.



I'll start The Drawing of the Three tomorrow.

Next is 600 Hours of Edward for the group read. I'm looking forward to it, I've been wanting to read it for ages.


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