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Jan 01, 2014 02:06AM
Reading now My sister's keeper by Jodi picoult
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Starting
for our classic group read.
I'm getting near the end of
And just at the start of
Both are good. :)
Ipshita wrote: "P.S. Does anyone know if Rawley from Texas Glory and Texas Splendor Has his own book?"I don't believe so, Ipshita, though it has been requested. Let me double check.
Ok, well, this month I'm reading 5 books:1. The Idiot - Dostoyevsky [my all time favorite writer]
2. The Book Thief
3. Life After Life
4. The Graveyard Book
5. Proof of Heaven
Leslie wrote: "Thinking of starting 
today. Happy New Year everyone!!! ^_^"Hi Leslie. I added this to my "to read" book shelf. I am working on the fairytale retelling challenge as well, so hopefully I will get a chance to start and finish this one by the end of January. Thanks for sharing!
Read
loved both. Cute and clean.Reading
It is Epic and stomping on my guts but it is also excellent.
Oh, dear. No gut stomping for me.
Yeah. LOL. I have about 10% left. Since I read the end first (I do that. It makes all that gut stomping bearable.) I know something awful is going to happen (again) before the HEA so I am just glaring at it. But like said its excellent.
I keep saying I'm going to start this one
but I haven't yet.Maybe mid-week, after Ukrainian Christmas (which is the 6th-7th).
Currently listening to
and planing on starting
and
.
Currently reading The Hound of the Baskervilles for a classic group read. Lady Chatterley's Lover will likely be next.
Was going to start For Every Solution, A Problem but I prefer steamy over comedic romance. Starting Beauty and the Beast instead. However i am leaving For Every Solution, A Problem in my to read book shelf to read possibly at a later date.
I read
which had a great deal of promising moments but the writer has a lot of growing to do.
I'm still going on three - it was Ukrainian Christmas this week, so I've been too busy to finish books!
Good so far.
Exactly what you'd expect from Suzanne Brockmann (good!).
I actually don't think I fit into the target audience for this one. A lot of the book is about the heroine learning the differences between US and British culture and terminology. It would be more engaging if I hadn't grown up with British culture and terminology!
@Stories&Verse - I recently finished reading
and I really liked it. It was hilarious and had me laughing out loud. I do hope you get to read it in the future.As for myself, yesterday I started
and
on my Kindle app.
Leslie wrote: "@Stories&Verse - I recently finished reading and I really liked it. It was hilarious and had me laughing out loud. I do hope you get to read it in..."I am ahead of schedule on the fairytale retelling challenge so I guess I can take a break.
Since I said I was going to read it, I decided to go ahead and read For Every Solution, A Problem . So far I made it through chapter one. So far it is just as you said, humor in every line - its funny because the characters don't even know they are being funny...
I'm already halfway through this book I just started:
Which must mean it's entertaining!
Despite my promise to stop reading historical after historical after historical after historical, I'm reading two historicals at the moment!
Unlacing Lady TheaDon't know why they haven't put a cover up yet, but I'm enjoying both books!
I started
at the laundromat yesterday. Interesting so far...
I am currently readingThe Divorced Not Dead Workshop. I got it free from the author (CeCe Osgood). To be honest, I am not good at reading comedic romance and have never been divorced. I am still reading to get another perscpective. Though I am having a hard time keeping up with the quick pace, I am already on chapter 7.
Currently reading My Husbands Secret. I seem to be loving a certain genre lately just finished The Kitchen House great read next to read The Invention Of Wings & 12 Years A Slave. Also waiting to read The Hallowed Ones
Today, will finally start
and the series.
I am rereading DH Sidebottoms Heart of Stone series. All I can say is drama drama drama...but it still has me hooked. I will have to pick something a little happier for the next one.
Just finished
So sad, and definitely NOT a romance!
Now I'm reading three:
Just started
.It's the author's debut work, and I received the copy of the book from the author. So far, I am quite liking the author's writing style.
Ipshita - Goa? I might have to look at that one. I've done some travelling around Goa. :)Saxonjus - That's one of those books I always think I'll read, but have never got around to it!
Sonya Heaney wrote: "Ipshita - Goa? I might have to look at that one. I've done some travelling around Goa. :)"
I went to Goa in 2008, our resort was near the Benaulim beach. I loved that beach!
Just finished rereading Mary Balogh's Bedwyn series. Loved it all over again.
Suzanne wrote: "Just finished rereading Mary Balogh's Bedwyn series. Loved it all over again."Oh, I wished they'd put those out on audio. **sigh**
Finished The Next Always last night, and am getting ready to start Up From the Grave by Jeaniene Frost.
Read
Pretty run of the mill but fun.
Heather L wrote: "Finished The Next Always last night, and am getting ready to start Up From the Grave by Jeaniene Frost."Ugh! I should really KNOW better than to start a JF book on a Sunday evening when I have to get up for work in the morning. Finally forced myself to put it down some time after midnight, by which time I'd finished half the book. If I'd had today off, I probably would have stayed up all night reading it. :-\
I'm currently reading
which is a rather unhappy book so I'm looking forward to picking up
next for some Carpathian love!
Read
. Loosely based on Beauty and the Beast plot, it was a very enjoyable read for me. 4.5 stars!
I'm reading
and
and listening to
. All good, but the last two have really grabbed me.
I'm taking a break from the FairyTale Retelling challenge to join the If I Were You BuddyRead Feb.14-28...
Stories&Verse wrote: "I'm taking a break from the FairyTale Retelling challenge to join the If I Were You BuddyRead Feb.14-28..."I started it and it's not bad so far
Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "Stories&Verse wrote: "I'm taking a break from the FairyTale Retelling challenge to join the If I Were You BuddyRead Feb.14-28..."I started it..."
I started reading with the intention of reading one chapter, but ended up in the middle of chapter 3...
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