What are you reading?

[Britney]

What are you reading? I'm about to start "Not That Kind of Girl" by Lena Dunham. I just finished "The Rosie Project" by Graeme Simsion, which I really enjoyed.

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Reading in paperback, "A Season of Miracles" by Heather Graham and on Kindle, "Stormy Times" by Beate Boeker

[Britney]

Becky wrote: "Reading in paperback, "A Season of Miracles" by Heather Graham and on Kindle, "Stormy Times" by Beate Boeker "


Looks like fun winter reads. :)

[Pamela]

Read The Pull of the Moon by Elizabeth Berg over the weekend. Really enjoyed it.

[Pamela]

Read The Pull of the Moon by Elizabeth Berg over the weekend. Really enjoyed it.

[Rianna *Hermione*]

I just finished "Hacker" by Ted Dekker. Turned it in (to the library) yesterday. I had no idea it would go so deep. Unexpected things happened; really cool.

[Jim]

The previous posts. ; p

[Judy]

Trying The Vacationers by Emma Straub.
So far, not a fan.

[Judy]

Loved The Rosie Project and recommended to several pals.

[Jim]

Just finished The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls and starting 1Q84.

[Joan]

Reading David Ignatious' The Director. First discovered him on Face the Nation; he is a reporter for Washington Post and also writes "terrorist" novels. Excellent.

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Just started "Twisted Creek" by Jodi Thomas in paperback.

[Joan]

Reading, We are not ourselves. It is a new book at Frisco Library. A little slow and quite long 681 pages but quite enjoyable and enlightening. I would recommend it.

[Judy]

Just read Where'd You Go Bernadette. What a hoot. It was so imaginative.

[Britney]

Judy wrote: "Just read Where'd You Go Bernadette. What a hoot. It was so imaginative."

We'll be reading that this year for book club so you're ahead of the gang. :)

[Gadi]

I am busy with The Alternative Detective by Robert Sheckley. Very absoebibg and somewhat bizarre.

[Joan]

I just finished the Paris architect and it was very good Highly recommend