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[Helen]

I have Eden on my TBR, you enjoying it?

[Ginger]

Helen wrote: "I have Eden on my TBR, you enjoying it?"

Helen, forgive me, but who is Eden by?? I tried looking it up here on GR by title only, but wasn't sure which one you're asking about. Sorry!!

[Helen]

Was asking Alexandra, message 1138, she said she was reading it. I've actually started it and am enjoying it. Eden

[Angie]

which I got from the library. :)

[Helen]

Finished Eden, really enjoyed it too. Am now on Royal Assassin but Robin Hobb.

[Betsy]

Just started The Price of Civilization: Reawakening American Virtue and Prosperity. I haven't read much economics, but given the state of the U.S. and world economies, I think I need to learn more and stop relying on politicians.

[Lindsay]

I just finished The Hunger Games book 1. I'm reading number 2 (Catching Fire) now. When I finish - probably in the next day or so - I'll read the final installment, then start on Don Quixote.

[Gerri]

so sad so far :(

[Helen]

I have Room in my kindle, is it too sad? Don't like sad!

[Collene]

Currently reading on my kindle:
I will not die an unlived life
I am the messsenger
Eat and beat Diabetes

[Steve]

Blood on the Tracks by Cecelia Holland, a concise (Kindle Single) history of the relatively unknown Great Railroad Strike of 1877 in the US. It's gritty and relevant. I like the size of Kindle Singles -- longer than an article but shorter than a book. Works well as an ebook.

[Jackie]

Reading e-arc 0f "Bloodstone-Bk 2 of The Stacy Justice series" by Barbra Annino

Recently read "Without Mercy" and "Cherished" by Belinda Boring, her novellas in the Mystic Wolves series

[John]

Dirty Little Angelsby Chris Tusa

[Bobby]

Freedom is Not Free by King James. This was a very good read.

[Bobby]

Freedom is Not Free by King James. This was a good read.

[DJ =^^=]

I just finished a cozy mystery by Leslie Meier. I started reading another mystery by Elaine Viets.

[Terry]

Prince of Thorns

[Helen]

Frankenstein, although it is doing my head in so far.

[Betsy]

GRG?

[Betsy]

Thanks.

[Angie]

, which I hope to finish tonight or tomorrow. :)

[Helen]

Text speak keeps trying to break into my school planing, don't think my boss would like it!

[Betsy]

I try to avoid it, but sometimes it's just so much faster.

[Laura]

I'm reading and it's been great so far.

[LilaBird]

I'm reading and it's STEAMY! I haven't read a real romance in forever. I had forgotten how many "rippling abs" there are.... haha

[Laura]

LilaBird wrote: "I'm reading and it's STEAMY! I haven't read a real romance in forever. I had forgotten how many "rippling abs" there are.... haha"

This series is on my TBR list and I'm on a waiting list at the library for it. I can't wait to read it!
I am in the process of reading Karen Moning's Fever series. I've read the first 3 books and waiting for the 4th to become available from the library. The Fever series is very different from my usual type of reading material (historical romance), but I am enjoying it. If you pick it up, don't let the first few pages of book 1 scare you off. I almost gave up on it; but a few pages later, I really started getting into it.

[Randy]

I'm reading Moneyball. Besides baseball, it's also about seeing the world differently.

[LilaBird]

Laura wrote: "This series is on my TBR list and I'm on a waiting list at the library for it. I can't wait to read it! I am in the process of reading Karen Moning's Fever series. I've read the first 3 books and waiting for the 4th to become available from the library. The Fever series is very different from my usual type of reading material (historical romance), but I am enjoying it. If you pick it up, don't let the first few pages of book 1 scare you off. I almost gave up on it; but a few pages later, I really started getting into it."

Oh my gosh, I LOVE the Fever series!!! That is the whole reason I decided to read the Highlander series! I just saw that there are two more Fever books planned and she's also doing a whole spin-off series with some of the more minor characters from the Fever books. I'm so excited!

[Vicki]

Betsy wrote: "Just started The Price of Civilization: Reawakening American Virtue and Prosperity. I haven't read much economics, but given the state of the U.S. and world economies, I think I nee..."

Betsy, so glad you posted this. I think it's a good idea, too, and am adding it now. What do you think about it thus far?

[Betsy]

Vicki wrote: "Betsy wrote: "Just started The Price of Civilization: Reawakening American Virtue and Prosperity. I haven't read much economics, but given the state of the U.S. and world economies,...What do you think about it thus far?"

I'm nearly half way through. Like it mostly. Well written, cogent, not too dense. The only thing is he often says something like "...economic theory has shown that ..." But I didn't think economic theory was entirely settled and I was hoping he'd explain it. He does explain his take on it well, I'm just not sure I'm getting other viewpoints. I guess I'll have to read some other economists, too. I have several on my TBR list.

[DJ =^^=]

finished Glazed Murder by Jessica Beck....started turkey day murder by Leslie Meier

[John]

Jokers Club by Greg Bastianelli

[Thea]

Lindsay wrote: "I just finished The Hunger Games book 1. I'm reading number 2 (Catching Fire) now. When I finish - probably in the next day or so - I'll read the final installment, then start on Don Quixote."

I just finished all three. they were good and I enjoyed them. Read them in a weekend.

I'm now reading through Sugar & Spice by Saffina desforges. It's pretty good, if not a bit of a departure from my normal reading.

[Helen]

I read the Hunger Games Trilogy over Christmas last year, I spent 3 days in bed reading, it was bliss.

[LilaBird]

I just read the Hunger Games trilogy recently too -- LOVED it!! They're so entertaining. Especially the first one.

[Readingcureall]

Finishing up one of my M.J.Rose books so I can order her new one. Sounds very cool so far everyone of her has been a hit for me. In Session: Dr. Morgan Snow with Steve Berry's Cotton Malone, Lee Child's Jack Reacher & Barry Eisler's John Rain
I just pre-ordered myCome Back to Me SO I need to get reading as my to read list is swelling. I feel so behind when it have a huge list of "I really want to read" books on my list of books I own.

[Gerri]

Helen wrote: "I read the Hunger Games Trilogy over Christmas last year, I spent 3 days in bed reading, it was bliss."

i've been trying to take my time. to make it last longer. but it has me glued !!! i'm gonna hate it when it's over.

[Karen M]

Reading and nearly finished with My Sister's Voice. Seemed like a straight forward novel but now it's getting a bit creepy. Liking that!

[Helen]

Geraldine wrote: "Helen wrote: "I read the Hunger Games Trilogy over Christmas last year, I spent 3 days in bed reading, it was bliss."

i've been trying to take my time. to make it last longer. but it has me glued ..."

I couldn't stop myself, I'd think I'll just read a couple of chapters and the whole day would vanish.

[Karen M]

Reading Mudbound on loan from the library.

[Ginger]

Karen M wrote: "Reading Mudbound on loan from the library."

Karen, let me know how you like it, please. I downloaded this one to my Kindle back when it was a freebie, but haven't had a chance to read it yet. Thanks!!

[Casgoc]

Ginger wrote: "Karen M wrote: "Reading Mudbound on loan from the library."

Karen, let me know how you like it, please. I downloaded this one to my Kindle back when it was a freebie, but haven't ..."

I downloaded it when it was a freebie also. I've read it and it was a pretty good read. It warrants at least 3 stars.

[Ginger]

Casgoc wrote: "I downloaded it when it was a freebie also. I've read it and it was a pretty good read. It warrants at least 3 stars. "

Thanks! Good to know!! :)

[Karen M]

Ginger wrote: "Karen M wrote: "Reading Mudbound on loan from the library."

Karen, let me know how you like it, please. I downloaded this one to my Kindle back when it was a freebie, but haven't ..."

Enjoying it very much. I like the different POVs for each chapter. This doesn't always work but it does work in this book.

[Bill]

I've been reading the Denial of Death by Earnest Becker, Burn Baby Burn by Jake Barton. I have Hollow Land by Amanda Hocking and Glass House by Patrick Reinken waiting to be read.

[RW]

Ginger wrote: "Karen M wrote: "Reading Mudbound on loan from the library."

Karen, let me know how you like it, please. I downloaded this one to my Kindle back when it was a freebie, but haven't ..."

I thought Hillary Jordan's Mudbound was fantastic. How does checking out a library book on your Kindle work?

[RW]

I am currently reading Game 7: Dead Ball. It's a good book to read during the World Series, but this is a book non-baseball fans of mystery/suspense would enjoy.

[Inga]

I'm reading The Running Man - Stephen King. It is the first book that I borrowed from the library for my Kindle!

[Bj]

I am reading The Iron King by Julie Kagawa. I generally don't like ya books, but this one is quite good.

[Melissa]

Currently reading Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater after waiting months for it to get borrowed to me. Hopefully I can get the rest of the series borrowed faster.