Currently reading 2010

[Megan]

I have finished which I enjoyed and I will now be starting

[Valorie]

I'm reading . Really fun mystery. Reminds me of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich!

[juliegoonie]

Getting ready to start ...... Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict

[Kristi]

Valorie wrote: "I'm reading . Really fun mystery. Reminds me of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich!"

Ree-huh-allly? Hmmmm... just might have to check this one out. I love Plum.

[Kit★]

I'm reading a mystery but historical. About halfway through and I'm liking it. I usually don't read mystery but the historical part caught my eye so... giving it a try.

[Valorie]

Kristi wrote: "Valorie wrote: "I'm reading . Really fun mystery. Reminds me of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich!"

Ree-huh-allly? Hmmmm... just might have to check thi..."

This series does revolve around a murderer though, so story has some killing involved, but the main characters banter is pretty funny. Jack Daniels and her partner Herb are quite funny together.

[Kristi]

Valorie wrote: "Kristi wrote: "Valorie wrote: "I'm reading . Really fun mystery. Reminds me of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich!"

Ree-huh-allly? Hmmmm... just might have..."

Cool thanks!

[Sandra J]

I'm rereading and listening to on audio in the car. Since I'm on Thanksgiving dinner duty, I don't dare start anything new. Next weekend I'll start and .

[Kit★]

Finished Murder on Astor Place it was pretty good, I liked it :) Going to start next, even though I just found out it's 3rd in a series... oh well, I'll read it anyway.

[Sandra J]

I very rarely read a series in order. I usually end up picking up whichever book appeals to me most. If I like that, then I'll read the others in whatever order I end up buying/finding them.

[Valorie]

I'm reading and really enjoying it.

[Kristi]

Sandra J wrote: "I very rarely read a series in order. I usually end up picking up whichever book appeals to me most. If I like that, then I'll read the others in whatever order I end up buying/finding them."

I find myself doing the same thing a lot. I'll find a book, bring it home, and then realize it's part of a series.

If it's really good, I'll hunt down the others.

[Megan]

If I don't know the author I usually do the same thing Sandra J and Kristi. I think it's a good way to try out a new author- just reading whatever you pick up/find whether it's part of a series or not.

[Ruth]

Kristi wrote: "Valorie wrote: "Kristi wrote: "Valorie wrote: "I'm reading . Really fun mystery. Reminds me of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich!"

Ree-huh-allly? Hmmmm..."

Valorie and Kristie - I like all the Jack Daniels books - sometimes the humor and the horrible situations seem a little jarring next to each other. I think they are very well written.

[Megan]

I have finished and of course was so amazing that I am glad I have from the library... I will be starting that shortly.

[Michelle]

I just finished moving back to NY from TN, yay!!!!! But, I'm still working on , and probably won't get to it for days to come :(

[Megan]

I'm glad you had a safe trip, but I don't envy your unpacking!! ;o)

[juliegoonie]

Megan wrote: "I have finished and of course was so amazing that I am glad I have from the library... I will be starting that shortly."

I loved this series!

[Kristi]

@Ruth: Thanks! The more who like a series usually the better it is.

@Michelle: Back to NY? Why?!?!? I'm kidding. I'm from NY, and just couldn't imagine moving back to all that snow. UGH! LOL

@Meghan: Great series!! Enjoy!

[Megan]

I can now see what all the fuss is about with The Hunger Games series!! It's excellent so far!! :o)

[juliegoonie]

Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell.

[Michelle]

Kristi wrote:
@Michelle: Back to NY? Why?!?!? I'm kidding. I'm from NY, and just couldn't imagine moving back to all that snow. UGH! LOL

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I've forgotten how cold it can be that's for sure! I just remembered that my book is outside in the car, and I just refuse to go out there and get it now, LOL!

[Kristi]

Michelle wrote: "I've forgotten how cold it can be that's for sure! I just remembered that my book is outside in the car, and I just refuse to go out there and get it now, LOL!"

I'm literally LMAO!!!! Oh yeah!! It certainly puts things in perspective. Books outside, it's freezing. Do I really, really want to read that book? Argh. Or maybe I'll just go over here to this pile and maybe possibly start another one.

Or how about you bundle up, get all your gear on, stumble through the snow to the car, only to find the snow is blocking your door, or the door is frozen shut. LOL. Been there too!!

[Michelle]

Kristi wrote: "Michelle wrote: "I've forgotten how cold it can be that's for sure! I just remembered that my book is outside in the car, and I just refuse to go out there and get it now, LOL!"

I'm literally LM..."

Well, I've heard rumors of snow tonight, so I'm going out to get my books now, LOL!! I had to pack my books for my move, and its killing me not to have all them readily available.

[Kristi]

I know exactly what you mean! With my hubs in the military we've moved a lot. Right after the kitchen, the books were a close second.

[Ruth]

Michelle - I'm glad your move went ok - the packing/unpacking is really hard.

[Megan]

I finished today, which was AWESOME!! I am going to start on next

[Sandra J]

I'm reading before starting and and while finishing a reread of .

[Megan]

Sandra J wrote: "I'm reading before starting and and while finishing a reread of [bookcover:Danger..."

LOL!!! How many books are you going to be reading at once? :o)

[Michelle]

Megan wrote: "I finished today, which was AWESOME!! I am going to start on next"

I am so glad that you'll be starting The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie!!

[Michelle]

Ruth wrote: "Michelle - I'm glad your move went ok - the packing/unpacking is really hard."

Thanks Ruth. The only thing I'm ashamed to say that at this time, I've just unpacked the necessities; which includes books, LOL!

[Sandra J]

Megan wrote: "Sandra J wrote: "I'm reading before starting and and while finishing a reread of ..."

I often have five or six books going. That way I'll pick up whichever one I'm in the mood for. Often one of the books is a reread. I don't seem to have a problem keeping things straight, thank goodness!

[Megan]

Wow! That's impressive Sandra! I can typically only juggle 2-3 books at the same time, and one of those is a reread as well.

[Kristi]

Wow! I'm lucky if I can juggle 2 books. And that's usually only bc one is a "heavy" read so I need something light (doesn't require concentration) for when my family is home.

[Megan]

That's a good strategy Kristi! I might need to switch to that, as I usually can't concentrate when my fam is around either!

[Michelle]

Megan wrote: "Wow! That's impressive Sandra! I can typically only juggle 2-3 books at the same time, and one of those is a reread as well."


Every time I try to read more than one book at a time, it takes me forever to finish any =(

[Sandra J]

Since one book is a reread (and sometimes a second one as well) and another is often a knitting or beading book, it's not really that hard. By the time I've read a page of the book I've picked up, I remember what's been going on. This only works, by the way, until a book "grabs" me. Then I have to finish it before going on to the others. This, of course, doesn't count the audio book I've got going. That doesn't get counted in with what I'm reading since I only listen to it in the car.

[Michelle]

Well, I've finished reading . It was ok, but I figured out the mystery early on, and grew a little tired of hearing about the hero's eyes and chest etc. I must be on a historical romance kick so I'm moving on to . Its a really old copy that I just found at my parents house that I can't wait to get started on.

[Kit★]

Michelle wrote: "Every time I try to read more than one book at a time it takes me forever to finish any..."

Yea, me too, I try, thinking I can do it, because when I was younger I'd read 2-3 at a time, but not now... I end up just doing one at a time.

[Kelley]

I've got quite a few going at once, as is the norm for me. but I have even more than usual at the moment.

PRINT:


Bath Room Book 1:


Bath Room Book 2:


Bath Room Book 3:


EBOOK:
Reading at BN (for free on Nook):


Reading at BN (for free on Nook):


Library eBook:


AUDIO:
At Home:


In Car:


At Work:


On MP3 Player:

[Kristi]

Kelley wrote: "I've got quite a few going at once, as is the norm for me. but I have even more than usual at the moment.

PRINT:


Bath Room Book ..."

Wow! That's a lot of books! How do you keep the plots seperate? And I have to ask...What is a bathroom book?

[Kelley]

Kristi wrote: Wow! That's a lot of books! How do you keep the plots seperate? And I have to ask...What is a bathroom book? ..."

Everyone always asks me that and I don't have an answer other than I just do... :-) I have zero problems keeping stories straight, especially in a variety of genres and formats like on my list.

And a bath room book is a book I keep in the bath room and only read when I'm in there. I have two bath rooms at home and one at work with a different book in each one. Every time I have to use the bath room I can read a couple pages.

[Kristi]

Kelley wrote: "And a bath room book is a book I keep in the bath room and only read when I'm in there. I have two bath rooms at home and one at work with a different book in each one. Every time I have to use the bath room I can read a couple pages."

That's what I thought you meant. I've taken a book in the bathroom with me. Usually, I've hit a great spot, don't want to set the book down, so it comes along when I can't hold it anymore.

The problem though is that I sit there reading, as I said it's a good spot. I've had my poor legs fall asleep from sitting there so long!! Only a couple pages? How do you do that? LOL.

[Megan]

I finished which was amazing! Great trilogy!!! I will be starting tomorrow as it's on my Dec. Challenge list

[Kristi]

I finished The Late, Lamented Molly Marx and am trying to finish up The Children's Book.

[Kit★]

Just started because I read Whisper of Scandal, the first one in the series a little while ago, and liked it. Giving the rest of 'em a try, 'cause I bought the third one too.

[Michelle]

I'm starting .

[Michelle]

I finished by Judith Ivory. It was ok, it just wasn't what I was expecting. I'm not sure what I'll start next. I'm still on a historical romance kick though, so I'll have to go through my books. Hopefully, I'll come across a really good one!

[Michelle]

I'm starting by Annie Burrows.

[Michelle]

I still wanted to read a historical romance, but needed a dose of something otherworldly, so I've swapped for .