What are you reading this weekend?

[karissa m]

Project Hail Mary

[Susann]

Reading the Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa.

[spooky fae]

I will attempt to finish A Day of Fallen Night by Samantha Shannon! Suuuuper hyped to continue it

[Pauline]

imagine me

[Taylor]

hoping to finish Daisy Jones by tomorrow maybe start the a court of silver flames

[Kiki]

Restore me

[Anthony]

The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak.

[Anthony]

I probably spelled his name wrong. lol

[Clara 𐙚 🇵🇸]

One dark window, I’m so excited

[avi ౨ৎ]

I hope I can read the Second book to Carnaval and the third book to TOG

[vivxreads]

nothing, I'm in a slump :")

[Maia]

I started God of Fury only to discover Rina Kent probably isn't for me. Might finish it. Might keep trying to get through Manacled.

[Christine]

Started it this morning. I'm one third into Hannah Pick-Goslar's memoir on her time with Anne Frank which was published this year and is a true highlight among the newly published 2023 books for me.
I can highly recommend it. It's very well-written, very readable.

[roguereader]

This Woven Kingdom
The Jinn Daughter
What the River Knows

[Rosie]

Just about to start Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. I put it on hold at the library and was number 69 on hold, so I assume it is sought after? Surprisingly only took me 3 months to get it. Must have a lot of copies (my local library system has about 10-15 libraries that all share.)

[Cecilia]

James Rollins' "Tides of Fire". I love the Sigma Force adventures.

[casper]

Good Omens in celebration of season three being greenlit!

[casper]

Teuntje wrote: "Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim"

LOVE!!!! thats such a good book fr

[Jeannie]

The Wager by David Grann

[hannah⁷]

Three assassins by kotaro isaka for me!

[Jasmine]

Currently reading Iron🔥🐉 by Rebecca Yarros‼️

[Karen]

Wanted a break from all the mystery/true crime novels I've been reading. So I giving the Twisted Tales 'Part of Your World' a try.

[Victoria]

just finished A not so Meet Cute!

[Savannah]

The coven (book #1)

[SB]

Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross

[Mad005]

Red Queen, I’m a little late to the trend😂 It’s been sooo good so far

[Avni :)]

Mad005 wrote: "Red Queen, I’m a little late to the trend😂 It’s been sooo good so far"

A friend of mine sort of pressured me into reading it it was nice but - especially later on in the series - I found it kind of silly that teenagers were the figureheads of a war movement and leading armies etc. etc. I don't want to make up your mind for you though!

I am currently reading Wuthering Heights. I am surprised by how much I am enjoying it, and I love the complexity of all of the characters. Much better than Dracula! Emily Bronte is a literary genius :)

[Avni :)]

Stefany wrote: "Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross"

Are you enjoying it? I am considering reading it. It seems promising!

[Tara]

Counting the Cost, Anxious People

[Tricia]

The Bright Spot by Jill Shalvis

[Lacy]

Two Dark Reigns by Kendare Blake! Third book in the Three Dark Crowns series. So good!

[˚₊‧⁀➷Chadlotte˚₊‧⁀➷ BANANA LECLERC]

I plan to finish Iron Flame and then finish The Elite

[˚₊‧⁀➷Chadlotte˚₊‧⁀➷ BANANA LECLERC]

basically just finish all my books that I've started

[malachi]

i’m about to start House of Earth and Blood but i’m lowkey intimidated by the size of it 😭 but i reallyyyy want to get into the series in time for the 3rd book releasing in January!

[Alisha]

A Curse for True Love, finished Ballad of Never After yesterday.

[Alisha]

Don't be intimidated by the size @malachi, its an easy read that addicting to point you won't notice the size.

[LadyRemy]

I'm almost done with Circus of the Damned, part of the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter series. It's my vampire trash and I love it. I'll probably read A Christmas Carol this weekend as is my tradition.

[Jeannie]

Anxious People is awesome. I have enjoyed all of Backman's books!

[T.A.]

Just finished 8 Perfect Murders this past weekend. Wow!

[Dee]

Proust and the Squid--this is your mind on BOOKS! Author Maryanne Wolf is a scholar, teacher, and advocate for children and literacy around the world. She discusses the history and development of written language from Sumeria to today's English alphabet and shows which parts of the brain have developed to understand the written word. She wonders whether tech and 30-second info shots will destroy our children's capacity for creative thinking, in the way that picture books and TV stifle creating our own scenes as filmmakers of mind.

[Cheryl]

I will probably be starting Things we hide from the light

[Nicole]

Jumped in the bandwagon… Lessons in Chemistrt

[Mandy]

Journeys with Plant Spirits

[Rebecca]

1Q84. I have about 250 pages left. anyone read this one? weird story!

[T.A.]

Murder By Invitation Only

[Keir]

Tier 2 - Cindy Gunderson

[Zoë]

Been bouncing around two are personal reads the other two are group reads

Group Reads:
Dance of Thieves
Sable Peak

Personal Reads:
Mastering the Art of French Murder
The Toll

[Khalid]

Red Rising by Pierce Brown

[Shawna]

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Vol. 18

[Rebecca]

Last Day by Luanne Rice