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[Sera]

LynnB wrote: "I'm reading two: and ."

I loved the Hurston book. I hope that you enjoy it as well.

[Sera]

I just started and .

[Juny]

just started The Tiger's Wife this afternoon.

[Barb]

I just started reading , for this month's book club discussion, and listening to

[Sera]

I started reading by Ray Bradbury.

[Becky]

, just started this, I needed a Luanne fix

[Lisa]

I've started and . I won the latter book from the publisher website.

[Sera]

I'm starting today.

[LynnB]

I have started which is historical fiction -- and which is a graphic novel.

[Suzanne]

I just started The Graveyard Book

[Becky]

, we are heading to PEI next week & I have not read this in years!

[LynnB]

Becky wrote: "Anne of Green Gables, we are heading to PEI next week & I have not read this in years!"

What perfect timing! I've always wanted to get to PEI and see what it's like. We're planning to go to the East Coast (US and Canada) in a few years to see what's there. I've been all over the rest of the US and Canada, just not the extreme east. Have a good trip!

[Becky]

LynnB wrote: "Becky wrote: "Anne of Green Gables, we are heading to PEI next week & I have not read this in years!"

What perfect timing! I've always wanted to get to PEI and see what it's like. ..."



Thanks, we have talked about it for years & this trip was actually going to be just Maine but as we got looking at the map we were like...ummmmm....LOL & Sept is a big Food Festival on the island. We are camping in our little teardrop camper!

[Lisa]

Becky, have fun! I have great memories of camping on Prince Edward Island when I was young. I'd love to go back some day.

[Gloria]

Melissa wrote: "I just started Cutting for Stone. I am enjoying it so far. I have Let the Great World Spin and The Lost City of Z waiting for me."

Jaime wrote: "Lisa wrote: "I've got three going now:

Watership Down by Richard Adams

[book:The..."

"Cutting for Stone" is one of the finest books I have read, ever. I hope you really enjoy it.

[Becky]

Lisa wrote: "Becky, have fun! I have great memories of camping on Prince Edward Island when I was young. I'd love to go back some day."

Really??? You camped there? I feel like a little kid just thinking about it LOL

[Judy]

Hope you'll post a review when you finish telling us if you enjoyed it as much now as when you were younger. I probably read it, and loved it, 55 years ago (!!) but if you enjoy it as an adult maybe I'll read it again.

[Barb]

I just started , and it's already sucked me in!

[Mary]

I just started THE CATCHER IN THE RYE by J.D. Salinger.

[LynnB]

I'm reading by Anne Tyler and by Louise Penny. The Tyler book is general fiction for another group, but the Penny book is because I love these mysteries (modern, but an Agatha Christie style). This is #5 in her series.

[Laurie]

I'm about to start The Map of Time -- has anyone here read it? I'm a slow reader and it's a thick read -- wondering if it's worth buying if I can't finish the borrowed copy from the library by the due date.

[Lisa]

Laurie wrote: "I'm about to start The Map of Time -- has anyone here read it? I'm a slow reader and it's a thick read -- wondering if it's worth buying if I can't..."

I'll be starting that next month. It is the November group read for my F2F Barnes & Noble book club.

[Sera]

I'm starting later today on audio. I think that the cover of this book is so beautiful.

[Katzs4]

LynnB wrote: "I'm reading by Anne Tyler and by Louise Penny. The Tyler book is general fiction for another group, but the Penny book is ..."

LynnB, I LOVE Louise Penny's books.. unlike alot of mystery series .. hers just keep getting better with each new book.

[LynnB]

Katzs4 wrote: "LynnB, I LOVE Louise Penny's books.. unlike alot of mystery series .. hers just keep getting better with each new book. "

I agree that each one gets better. I really enjoy her characters. She's up to book #7 (as of last month), so I'm almost caught up with the series.

[Victoria]

The Snowman - and I'm so excited to get it from the library for my Kindle app on my iPad!

[Mary]

I just started FREEDOM by Jonathan Franzen to read with Soap Lake Library Book Club.

[LynnB]

Mary wrote: "I just started FREEDOM by Jonathan Franzen to read with Soap Lake Library Book Club."

Hi Mary - My eye just caught the reference to Soap Lake. I figured there can't be too many of them, so I think you live near me (more or less, anyway). I'm from E'burg.

[Linda]

I'm working on which captivated me from the first page and I'm listening to .

[Barb]

Next up for me is , the latest in a series I recently discovered.

[Steven]

Just started The Phantom Tollbooth which is the "On the Same Page selection for Decatur,Ga where everyone interested will be reading the same book with book groups etc. http://www.littleshopofstories.com/sa.... So far the book is hilarious

[LynnB]

I'm reading and .

[Sera]

LynnB wrote: "I'm reading and ."

LynnB, I thought that Kingsolver's book was excellent. We read it for one of my GR book clubs and we were pretty divided on it. I'm curious to hear what you think.

[Sera]

I started . I'm about 100 pages in and really enjoying it.

[Cathy]

I began on audio, recently. A Man Booker nominee and extremely well-written. It is a fabulous audio experience, very engaging. I highly recommend it on audio, or otherwise.

[Betsy]

I started Townie by Andre Dubus III on audio today. There are a surprising number of similarities with What's Left of Us by Richard Farrell (which I recently read), including the fact that both authors currently teach at UMass Lowell.

[Donna]

I just started Adrenalineand it promises to be a super read - we'll see.

[Juny]

Before I go To Sleep

[Juny]

Betsy wrote: "I started Townie by Andre Dubus III on audio today. There are a surprising number of similarities with What's Left of Us by Richard Farrell (which I recently read), including the fact that both aut..."

There 's another author, he wrote the girl in the Italian Bakery, who claims that his book was plagerized by Dubus. I have Townie and look forward to reading it, but isn't it strange that other books are so similiar to his

[Juny]

LynnB wrote: "I'm reading and ."

i loved Animal, vegetable, Miracle. So very interesting, I actually heard the book via cds and the author herself narrated. Very well done.

[Sera]

I just started and , the latter on audio.

[Becky]

Just started

[Lisa]

Becky wrote: "Just started "

I can't wait to read that one! I have it on my Nook.

[Betsy]

I started Little Chapel on the River by Gwendolyn Bounds for my F2F book group. It's quite good so far.

[Becky]

Lisa wrote: "Becky wrote: "Just started "

I can't wait to read that one! I have it on my Nook."

It was very good....I liked but at about the 1/2 way point I had a very hard time putting it down!

[Becky]

I usually stay away from overly hyped books when they first come out but this book has intrigued me, so I am starting....

[Lisa]

I just started .

[Juny]

STARTED THE POISON TREE BY ERIN KELLY

[Steven]

I'm readingWildwood and so far in nice easy enjoyable book

[Betsy]

Becky wrote: "I usually stay away from overly hyped books when they first come out but this book has intrigued me, so I am starting....
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I'm torn about this one too. Keep us posted, I'm anxious to hear what you think.