Fiction- What are you reading? Part 2 Showing 4,401-4,450 of 4,604

[LauraT]

Harry Potter is definitly a nice series to re-read, every now and then!!!
At the moment I've started On Division by Goldie Goldbloom, strongly suggested by a book friend of mine.
But today I'm all day at work, and tomorrow in the afternoon I've an engagement at my library... don't know when I'll be able of entering into it well

[Christine]

[LauraT]

I'm reading Olivia by Dorothy Strachey, of the Bloomsbury group; interesting.
Anche along with it, a nice cozy mystery by an Italian writer: Annabella Abbondante. Il passato è una curiosa creatura (La giudice ficcanaso Vol. 3)

[Alannah]

Just started Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver

[Tatyana]

I am listening to The Lake House on Audible, and after 2 hours I wasn't sure if I should continue. Such slow start, but now the plot started clearing up a bit and I am just now getting into it. This is the first of Kate Morton book I am reading, so I am not sure if this is her style or it's just this book, but it was so hard to keep up with stories of different characters when they are so disconnected that for the first two hours I couldn't follow who is in what time period and role. I am now on chapter 7 and think it's a promising plot

[Tatyana]

Chinook wrote: "Whyyyy did I just read Horrorstor late at night when everyone is asleep? This is why I so seldom read horror. I’m creeped out."

I don't read horror any time of day, especially at night! You are brave to read it at night! :)

[Tweedledum]

I’m reading Household Gods by Judith Tarr which I discovered thanks to Jo Walton’s What Makes This Book So Great: Re-Reading the Classics of Science Fiction & Fantasy. It’s a fun story and a clever narrative.

[Charbel]

I'm almost done with The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman. An interesting retelling of the story of one of the most important religious figures.

[LauraT]

Started Oil and Marble - but I'm not liking it at all; I'll write about it in the right discussion though

[Alannah]

LauraT wrote: "Started Oil and Marble - but I'm not liking it at all; I'll write about it in the right discussion though"

Oh dear, I have it waiting in my audible app. But it looks like it's a short one and I didn't pay for it.

[LauraT]

Alannah wrote: "LauraT wrote: "Started Oil and Marble - but I'm not liking it at all; I'll write about it in the right discussion though"

Oh dear, I have it waiting in my audible app. But it looks..."

But you may like it!!! Listen to it and then we'll talk. I find discussion more interesting if we are not of the same opinion!

[Alannah]

LauraT wrote: "Alannah wrote: "LauraT wrote: "Started Oil and Marble - but I'm not liking it at all; I'll write about it in the right discussion though"

Oh dear, I have it waiting in my audible a..."

Yes, I'm halfway through Demon Copperhead, so I will be starting Oil and Marble next.

[Christine]

[Leslie]

Having been reading too many serious/depressing books lately so I decided to reread Anne of Green Gables via audiobook. It works for the group color challenge and always makes me feel good!

[LauraT]

Leslie wrote: "Having been reading too many serious/depressing books lately so I decided to reread Anne of Green Gables via audiobook. It works for the group color challenge and always makes me feel g..."

I love all Anne's books - from first to last!!!

[Christine]

The Only Survivors by Megan Miranda

[Christine]

One Lucky Day: Head Over Heels / Lucky in Love by Jill Shalvis

[LauraT]

I'm re-reading Letter From Peking- ; interesting

[Nichole]

Hello. I'm reading Killer Art in the Park by Paula Darnell. This is the 4th book in her Fine Art Mystery series.

[Christine]

Watch It Burn by Kristen Bird

[Christine]

[Christine]

Harbor by C.L. Collier

[Christine]

[LauraT]

Christine wrote: "




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I think you'd better write also the title: it is not always so easy to see or understand what you'reading!

[Christine]

First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston

[Christine]

The Teacher by Freida McFadden

[Esther]

A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik

[Christine]

[Christine]

Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth

[Charbel]

Currently reading Delicate Condition by Danielle Valentine. I'm enjoying it so far. It's sort of like a modern day retelling of Rosemary's Baby.

[Christine]

Funny Story by Emily Henry

[LauraT]

I've just started Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh. I still don't know if I'm liking it or not!

[Christine]

Liar's Point by Laura Griffin

[LauraT]

Started yesterday night Adelaida; it looks nteresting

[Christine]

[Christine]

Alright LauraT

[Christine]

One by One by Freida McFadden

Springtime in Salt River / Love Thine Enemy by RaeAnne Thayne

Angels at the Table by Debbie Macomber

[Christine]

I Need You to Read This by Jessa Maxwell

[Christine]

Book Lovers by Emily Henry

Beach Read by Emily Henry

[LauraT]

A part from our Group Read The Wren, the Wren, I'm reading The House of Broken Angels; interesting

[_jolb.85_]

Purchased The Foxglov King on a whim as the cashier saw me looking at the synopsis and raved about it. Has anyone else read it and what were your thoughts if so?

I don’t usually purchase based on opinions solely- I usually read a random page, and if I am gripped, make a decision. Its also not my usual genre so am I going to be disappointed in this?

[Christine]

Must Love Flowers by Debbie Macomber

[Christine]

Middle of the Night by Riley Sager

[Christine]

Save Me by Sharon Sala


The Walk by Richard Paul Evans


Heart to Heart by Lurlene McDaniel


Prey by Lurlene McDaniel

[Alannah]

Still reading Flawed by Cecelia Ahern. I took a break between the readathons. But I am currently reading this for the second time. I'm not sure if it's me getting more out of it because I am reading it again or maybe because I've developed more knowledge about how marginalised groups are usually treated but I feel like I'm getting more out of the book this time and enjoying it a lot more.

[Alannah]

I've also started 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami

[Christine]

Not My Mother by Miranda Smith


The Bitter Truth by Shanora Williams

[LauraT]

I'm inside a huge read: started some 10 days ago the saga of Lonesome dove, with the first published: Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry.
An extreamly interesting book - "paying" when it was written (indians instead of Native Americans, and things like that). But it is extramely beautuful!

[Christine]

The Chamber by Will Dean

[Christine]

The Arrangement by Kiersten Modglin

Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica

Unstable by Alexandra Ivy

The Housemaid Is Watching by Freida McFadden