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[Betsy]

Sera wrote: "I started on audio and ."

I love Gary B. Schmidt and coincidently enough I have this one on audio to listen to also.

[Betsy]

I'm starting on audio for my October F2F book group.

[Sera]

Betsy wrote: "Sera wrote: "I started on audio and ."

I love Gary B. Schmidt and coincidently enough I have this one on audio to listen to also."

It's good so far but a little slow for me. I am beginning to think that the "coming of age" theme is not my thing.

[Sera]

I am finally getting around to reading .

[Victoria]

Sera - I never even heard of that book until a few days ago. I can't decide from the GR reviews if it sounds worthwhile or not. Some reviews make me think of Night Film (which is in my to read pile).

[Becky]

[Sera]

Victoria wrote: "Sera - I never even heard of that book until a few days ago. I can't decide from the GR reviews if it sounds worthwhile or not. Some reviews make me think of Night Film (which is in my to read pi..."

It's a tough call, Victoria. The book is definitely a tome. Have you read ? It reminds me of that, because of the tiny print and loads of footnotes, which are integral to the story.

[Sera]

Becky wrote: ""

I hope to get to this one this month, too. Keep us posted :)

[Sera]

I just started .

[Sera]

I'm also starting on audio.

[Linda]

[LynnB]

I've started (fiction) and which is a memoir I've had on my shelf for a while.

[Tom]

I started Silent Wife... So far really we'll written and tense, although plot is predictable so far... Hoping for something unexpected soon

[Betsy]

I'm listening to . I actually started a while ago, but forgot to post. Good so far.

[Cathy]

I have just begun on my Kindle. It has been said that those who enjoyed and will find this of the same likeness. I enjoyed Patchett's and Kingsolver's works, so I hope this story is just as good.

[Betsy]

I started on audio today. Gets raves by reviewers, so I'm looking forward to this one.

[LynnB]

I'm starting . I liked his previous book a lot, so hopefully this is just as good.

[Victoria]

I just finished that last night Lynn, I liked it a lot. I have not read his other book, but heard good things about it as well. I'll have to add it to my TBR pile if it's not already there somewhere!

[LynnB]

Victoria wrote: "I just finished that last night Lynn, I liked it a lot. I have not read his other book, but heard good things about it as well. I'll have to add it to my TBR pile if it's not already there somewhere!"

I'm glad to hear that it's good, too. I'm just getting into it.

[Betsy]

Just started on audio. Also starting . I had mentioned that I thought this would be a good nonfiction companion to and I was able to get it from the library, so I wanted to read it while Twelve Tribes was still a little fresh in my mind.

[Linda]

I started reading and I started listening to

[Becky]

started , I am going to see Anne Rice this week....

[Sera]

Betsy wrote: "Just started on audio. Also starting . I had mentioned that I thought this would be ..."

I want to read all of these.

[Cathy]

Sera wrote: "I'm also starting on audio."

I also read this one on audio awhile ago. I liked the dark, edgey story. I recently finished and that story reminded me of the strangeness similar in ways, or maybe just reminiscent of the dark tone of .

[Karen]

I just started Hoping she wins the Man Booker prize today!

[Victoria]

I just started that as well Karen.

[Sera]

Cathy wrote: "Sera wrote: "I'm also starting on audio."

I also read this one on audio awhile ago. I liked the dark, edgey story. I recently finished [bookcover:Joyland|1359616..."

Interesting, Cathy, when Stephen King used to write for Entertainment Weekly, he picked Swamplandia as one of his best books of the year. Maybe it inspired him to write Joyland?

[Sera]

Karen wrote: "I just started Hoping she wins the Man Booker prize today!"

The Man Booker prize winner is announced today? Cool, something to look forward to for me.

[Sera]

I started .

[Cathy]

I began on audio. An interesting collection of obscure historical stories. So far enjoying this change of pace.

[Betsy]

I started . Enjoyable so far. I've always enjoyed David Rakoff's performances on This American Life. We lost him too early.

[Sera]

I am reading a few of . Fitz is the king of the short story. His writing is pure gold.

[Becky]

Started , last night

[Sera]

Becky wrote: "Started , last night"

Yay! This book made me fall in love with Nabakov's writing and storytelling ability.

[Linda]

My first Neil Gaiman

[Betsy]

Started on audio.

[Sera]

Cool, Betsy. I really want to read that book. I hope that you enjoy it.

[Linda]

[LynnB]

I've just started (a biography) and also , the newest in the series by Jo Nesbo.

[Becky]

Sera wrote: "Becky wrote: "Started , last night"

Yay! This book made me fall in love with Nabakov's writing and storytelling ability."

Beautiful writing but I can't "like" this book at all….a pedophile is a pedophile no matter how beautifully the story is written….I can't wait to finish it & be done with it….

[Betsy]

Sera wrote: "Cool, Betsy. I really want to read that book. I hope that you enjoy it."

It's another long one - 14 parts on audio. Enjoying it so far.

[Teresa]

I just started "Sparta: A Novel" by Roxana Robinson . I saw her speak at the National Book Festival in September and was interested in reading her latest book afterwards.

[Cathy]

Betsy wrote: "Started on audio."

I hope the audio narration is very good. This was one of my favorite books this year and I hope you are enjoying the story.

[Sera]

I started on audio. I couldn't stop laughing and it just started.

[Sera]

I am also starting .

[Betsy]

Teresa wrote: "I just started "Sparta: A Novel" by Roxana Robinson . I saw her speak at the National Book Festival in September and was interested in reading her latest book a..."

Let us know how you like it. I enjoyed quite a bit.

[Betsy]

Cathy wrote: "Betsy wrote: "Started on audio."

I hope the audio narration is very good. This was one of my favorite books this year and I hope you are enjoying th..."

Ruth Ozeki reads it and she's got a love reading voice. I am liking it so far.

[Becky]

starting

[Cathy]

I started on audio and I am enjoying very much.

[Teresa]

Just started "The World's Strongest Librarian: A Memoir of Tourette's, Faith, Strength, and the Power of Family" by Josh Hanagarne and really, really enjoying it already.