What are you reading this weekend?

[Kayla]

Me ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Today Will Be Different by Maria Semple

[Christine]

I'm finally finishing "Return to the Olive Farm" by Carol Drinkwater, because we booked their guest cottage at the Olive Farm near Cannes, France, for end of April 2024.

And after this one I'll read "The Illustrated Olive Farm", because her lovely 6 autobiographies on their lives at the Olive Farm have no photos.

[Cheryl]

Then She was Gone, Lisa Jewell

[ivona 𓈒ㅤׂㅤ𐙚 ࣪ ⭒]

Finishing “Honey Mountain” series by Laura Pavlov 💓

[nour]

finishing all the light we cannot see and starting either circe or crooked kingdom

[Vanessa]

Happy weekend reading, GR friends! Your plans sound very nice. I'm going to read Richard Snow's Sailing the Graveyard Sea as another library patron has requested it and I want to finish before the book's due date arrives.

[Sam]

The Sun and The Star by Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro

[Diamond]

God of fury, Rina Kent

[Maria]

in the company of witches

[Kristina]

Happy place. My 24 year old daughter got about 240 pg in and stopped. She didn't like it. I've finish 279/400pg and like it but would haved liked it more if 200 Pg where scrapped for being redundant and the page after page of describing some insignificent thing just to fill up space.

[Kayla]

Great job dear people of goodreads!
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[Daniela - The Flare D]

I’m reading The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis.

[Melanie]

I love Murderbot, did the audios and am now buying the Kindle books. I’m reading Artificial Condition. I wish they would go on sale every so often!

[Kayla]

Excelent!
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[Debby]

Currently reading Love Unscripted. Just discovered this. So far an interesting read. I mostly do suspense, thrillers and romance. Read about 300 books a year lately.

[saraslay]

the hawthorne legacy

[ali]

crime and punishment. the monologs are insane lol

[Berrin]

the forbidden wolf king by Leia stone

[Lynn]

Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. I *think*. If I can't get into it, I'll jump over to The Deadline: Essays by Jill Lepore.

[olgieshmolgie]

I've been sort of jumping around from book to book.
Currently on the docket:

Powerless - Lauren Roberts (The Powerless Trilogy, #1)
Pretty YA, but it's starting to pick up. So far seems like diet Hunger games in a fantasy setting.

Vows & Ruins - Helen Scheuerer (The Legends of Thezmarr, #2)

Gold - Raven Kennedy - (The Plated Prisoner, #5)

Iron Flame - Rebecca Yarros
I am having a really hard time with this, didn't have high hopes, but im slogggging through the mess of this book.

[javurkova_misa]

friday finished to love jason thorne and started The fine print, saturday finished the fine print, sunday will start the coldest girl in coldtown

[curlysreads]

the sweet spot by anne kemp🩷

[Jeanine]

The Light in Hidden Places by Sharon Cameron and
God Always has a Plan B for Women by Zondervan Press

[Clara 𐙚 🇵🇸]

Betting on you

[Morgan]

Reading the ‘A Touch of Darkness’ Series by Scarlett St Clair. I’m basically halfway through to finishing it

[Deborah]

I just finished the Art of the Chase by Tracy Brogan - historical romance 1888 - the setting is really Mackinac’s Grand Hotel and will remind you of how the wealthy lived as in “Age of Innocence”. A fantastic read.
Getting ready to read Midnight Purgatory and Midnight Sanctuary, a dark Bratva romance duet (ARC’s) by Nicole Fox…if you like that genre, then she is one of the best…probably 900 pages for both. The first book was released yesterday.

[LiteraryCryptid]

Reading two books this weekend:
Alanna:The First Adventure - Tamora Pierce (new to me series)
Something Rotten - Jasper Fforde (continuing a favourite series)

[Sarah]

i read last christmas and im now reading the christmas party.

[Kathy]

Christmas and Other Horrors - an anthology of solstice fiction. It's very unique as it includes holiday horror from all over the world.

[Storm]

Just finished "The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches" by Sangu Mandanna. A cozy winter read.

[roguereader]

The jinn daughter by Rania Hanna

[Kayla]

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[Mary]

I finished Yerba Buena yesterday by Nina Lacour and today began the last book in the Practical Magic series, The Book of Magic, by Alice Hoffman.

[Kristina]

Happy Place. 3☆ Day

[Jesca]

I finished 'From The Embers' by Aly Martinez earlier today! It's a nice, easy read.

[Mary Vandevenne]

Pack up the moon by Kristan Higgans

[[deleted user]]

just finished things we leave unfinished! I loved it:)

[Ana]

Reading the 2nd book of Hunger Games ^~^

[Jackson]

movie and book 84, Charing Cross Road. lovely!

[Tarini]

Her Perfect Twin by Sarah Bonner

[Vieve]

Swimming for beginners by Nicola Gill

[Marwa]

Notes from the underground
Dostoevsky

[Sally]

Red Dragon & Krampus

[Debra]

The Bee Sting by Paul Murray

[Tanja]

i finished the Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco and started with the book that wouldn't burn

[Leticia🌻]

The Housemaid books by Freida McFadden.

[Char :)]

I'm hoping to finally finish Caraval before the end of the year!!

[Christine]

Second attempt: I'm complaining a lot in Goodreads that over the past 15 to 20 years less and less compelling books have been published.
Well, this morning at the public library I found three:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8...

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8...

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6...

Guess I'll do a lot of reading in the coming weeks. :)

[Shannon]

Starter Villain by John Scalzi and Harold by Steven Wright

[Teuntje]

Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim