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[sonya]

[Pamela]

Angel on a Leash: Therapy Dogs and the Lives They Touch wonderful if you watch the Dog Shows you'll love it ;-)

[Anika]

Since my last posting i have read on my kindle and now I'm 79% thur

[Tina]

I'm just about to start Carry Yourself Back to Me by Deb Reed, and downloaded a sample of Tolle's the Power of Now. The closer I get to 40, the more I'm attracted to the more spiritual/self-helpy kind of writing (despite some of the criticisms).

[Charlene]

I am reading The Hunger Games book two but will start book three tonight.
The Hunger Games
Catching Fire
Mockingjay
Suzanne Collins

[Tina]

Immediately after finishing book two I raced off to Costco and bought book three. Those books are amazing!

[Betsy]

Almost finished with A Rising Thunder, the latest in the Honorverse sci-fi series. This is an advance e-copy, not due to be released until March.

[Charlene]

Tina wrote: "Immediately after finishing book two I raced off to Costco and bought book three. Those books are amazing!"

Tina, that is a great advantage of having the Kindle. I didn't have to rush off to Costco. I just used the Buy With One Click button at Amazon and the books appear on the Kindle. Dangerous too as I have now too many books to be read. When I was buying print I might get two or three books at a time. Now I end up buying more. Guess that is Amazon's plan. Hehe.

[stormhawk]

Watchmen

My first Fire Graphic Novel!

[Anika]

Deadly Sins then I think I'm done with this series until the next book comes out.

[Elle]

I just started Flash and Bones by Kathy Reichs after really struggling to get through my first Terry Pratchett book and giving up.

[stormhawk]

Shame you didn't like Pratchett. He is very funny, but very British. And he tends to get a bit precious. But I like that in an author ...

[Elle]

I honestly never felt stupider reading a book! I just couldn't understand a thing he was saying and every time I came back to it I couldn't remember the names/words so I got confused.

It was just.. not something I like to read. I like easy things that don't require much thinking :P

[DJ =^^=]

I am reading cozy mysteries right now. I finished Explosive Eighteen by Janet Evanovich and Death by the Dozen by Jenn McKinlay. I have over 300 books on my kindle that I have not read yet.

[Elle]

I made a count last night and I have 1876 - *addict*

[Ginger]

Louise-Lesley wrote: "I made a count last night and I have 1876 - *addict*"

And here I was thinking I had an addiction! :)
You'll never be out of reading material. I have well over 300 & can anyone tell me why I keep downloading more??!! Oh yea...that's right...I have a slight addiction.. :)

[Elle]

I don't even read descriptions anymore. I just download EVERYTHING then when I go through it I delete if it is rubbish :P

[Ginger]

Louise-Lesley wrote: "I don't even read descriptions anymore. I just download EVERYTHING then when I go through it I delete if it is rubbish :P"

I have to read descriptions or else I won't buy unless it happens to be by my fav author. I can understand if they're freebies, but if it's more than 2.99 or so, I just can't do it. I'm still unemployed & I just can't afford to download everything. I like your idea, Louise-Lesley, but just can't do it. :)

[Elle]

Oh most of mine are free!

Poor student here :P

I only have about 50 or so bought ones and those are over the last year and a lot of them are in series that I know I will love.

[Ginger]

Louise-Lesley wrote: "Oh most of mine are free!

Poor student here :P

I only have about 50 or so bought ones and those are over the last year and a lot of them are in series that I know I will love."

OHHHH! Ok, I gotcha! That makes sense to me. I was thinking you must have unlimited funds to download everything...LOL....we poor students/unemployed folks love them freebies!!! LOL

[Elle]

Ohhh noo, not at all. Although all I've asked for Christmas is Amazon Vouchers so heres hoping for a great stock pile to buy loads :D

[Ginger]

Louise-Lesley wrote: "Ohhh noo, not at all. Although all I've asked for Christmas is Amazon Vouchers so heres hoping for a great stock pile to buy loads :D"

I did the same thing!! Just give me Amazon gift cards and I'll be in 7th heaven!! I love all kinds of gift cards anyway!

[Karen M]

I'm reading a free download, A Simple Amish Christmas which is part of my reading "Christmas" plan.

[Ginger]

Karen M wrote: "I'm reading a free download, A Simple Amish Christmas which is part of my reading "Christmas" plan."

I downloaded that one myself, but haven't had a chance to read it yet. Hope it's a good book. Enjoy!

[Ashley]

I'm reading the second book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. . So good!

[Michelle]

I'm reading Moon Called which I am really enjoying! I've heard a lot of A Song of Ice and Fire which I am thinking of buying my husband for Christmas.

[Karen M]

Ginger wrote: "Karen M wrote: "I'm reading a free download, A Simple Amish Christmas which is part of my reading "Christmas" plan."

I downloaded that one myself, but haven't had a chance to read..."

So far, sweet, maybe a little predictable, but a very nice read.

[Ginger]

Thanks Karen M.! Good to know! Maybe I can get to that book sometime in Dec.

[A Voracious Reader (a.k.a. Carol)]

I'm reading Gargoyles. Good book!

[Jex]

I just started Acadia, Book I: The Lost King and the Goddess of Time. I was given this to review but kept putting it off for some reason.

[sonya]

Ashley wrote: "I'm reading the second book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. . So good!"

Would you be willing to lend this book?
And book 1 if you have it?

[[deleted user]]

I just finished up Live and Let Die, and starting on Spin State right now.

[A Voracious Reader (a.k.a. Carol)]

Louise-Lesley wrote: "I honestly never felt stupider reading a book! I just couldn't understand a thing he was saying and every time I came back to it I couldn't remember the names/words so I got confused.

It was just...."

I had to LOL at your last line. I also like easy things that don't require much thinking. Although I do enjoy a good mystery. I'm just not a 'deep thinker' and avoid books where I have to find the 'deeper meaning'. Nope, I'm like a waterbug, happily skating across the surface of life (well, books).

[Collene]

I'm reading and getting ready to read

[Laura]

Collene wrote: "I'm reading and getting ready to read "

Christmas at Harrrington's is a wonderful book! I just finished it and now I'm reading The Bronze Horseman and My Life in France.

[Elle]

Carol wrote: "Louise-Lesley wrote: "I honestly never felt stupider reading a book! I just couldn't understand a thing he was saying and every time I came back to it I couldn't remember the names/words so I got c..."

HAHA.

Yes. Completely. I love a good mystery now that makes me think but that isn't the deep philosophical kind of thinking or the deep thinking back to my school day English lessons.

[Helen]

I've just started City of Bones, good so far although I'm only about 4% in.

[Karen M]

Laura wrote: "Collene wrote: "I'm reading and getting ready to read "

Christmas at Harrrington's is a wonderful book! I just finis..."

I've got Christmas at Harrington's too. Hope I get to it this month. Am reading Maine right now and I suspect I'll be getting notified to pick up In the Garden of Beasts: Love, Terror, and an American Family in Hitler's Berlin by next week.

[Tina]

Charlene wrote: "Tina wrote: "Immediately after finishing book two I raced off to Costco and bought book three. Those books are amazing!"

Tina, that is a great advantage of having the Kindle. I didn't have to rush..."

That was pre-Kindle for me!

I just bought The Art of Racing in the Rain for 3.99 and devoured that book. I told my kid that I was reading a book from the perspective of a dog and she told me that is the worst book for me as I already have anthropomorphised (sp) my dogs! (Did I write that correctly? Sheesh!)

One day I hope that I'll pop in here and see someone posting my own book. :-)

[Laura]

Just finished My Life in France (which I can not recommend).

Now I'm reading Return of the Rose and The Bronze Horseman

[Anika]

69% into it.

[Claire]

currently reading

[Collene]

Currently reading and . Enjoying them both.

[Vicki]

I've just read James L. Rubart's James L. Rubart . Loved Rooms and Book of Days.

[Darlene]

I'm reading The Night Circus - intriguing so far.

[Barbara]

I'm reading Stories for Sendai - a charity anthology that will be on sale only until Dec.15th, so if you'd like to support a good cause (Japan relief), get it now! I have read only one of the short stories so far, but hope to read the rest this week.

[Anika]

[Tiffany]

I just finished reading "Before i Fall By: Lauren Oliver"- (I love the book but i hate half of it, its so upsetting!) i am thinking to read next "13 Reasons Why By: Jay Asher"

[Denise]

The White Tiger
Really, uhh, different!

[Beth]

I just finished Cutting for Stone, which was a phenomenal read, even though it's not a mystery, but a family saga. The author is a doctor, so there are a lot of medical situations in the book, and the India/Ethiopia/US settings are very interesting. I learned a lot!

I've started reading an old favorite, Murder on the Orient Express. Since I'm writing a variant of a locked-room mystery (a group of whitewater rafters stuck in a remote river canyon with a killer, in my case), I thought I'd return to this locked-room mystery written by a master, for inspiration.