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message 5601: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Snarktastic Sonja wrote: "
Oh, and, this is why I went to digital books only. You can only move a library so many times before you cry "uncle". "


I have a pretty extensive digital library...but lately I've found myself only wanting to read DTBs. *shrug* I can't say why. Luckily I hoard all kinds of books.

I don't think I'm going to get much reading done today or tomorrow. I was walking the dog and somehow got my hurt finger caught up in the leash as he was trying to run. Oh, God. The pain was...&$I%#)*#!!!!

I've stopped taking my pain meds so I'm going to have a nice stiff drink. Hopefully it'll dull the pain enough to get to sleep.


message 5602: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments ^^ You are unbelievable. I do believe that if you were kept in a plastic bubble, you would trip and somehow break your finger.

And alcohol might be a better painkiller--there was one time I had to clean out my hand, as I had a dog-induced case of biker's road rash. A drink before hand and I avoided Urgent Scare.


message 5603: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Carol wrote: "^^ You are unbelievable. I do believe that if you were kept in a plastic bubble, you would trip and somehow break your finger.

And alcohol might be a better painkiller--there was one time I had t..."



I had something here ad=nd managed to delete it. How, I'll never know.

but hubby thought what you said was really funny.


message 5604: by Nermin (new)

Nermin  (narminstaley) Before they are hanged by Joe Abercrombie and Bring up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel. Both of them are very good so far.


message 5605: by Brenda ╰☆╮ (new)

Brenda ╰☆╮    (brnda) | 1409 comments L.Y. wrote: "Brenda ╰☆╮ wrote: "Hi, L.Y.
I'm really enjoying Janny's book. As usual..lots of detail about horses.
(I'm a horse person in my heart....just never had one.)"

Guess it's good I like horses! I'm pla..."


Not for everyone, but Mistwraith is available on kindle.


message 5606: by Scott (new)

Scott | 165 comments I finished Gone, Baby, Gone and I started the fifth in the series Prayers for Rain this morning.


message 5607: by Snarktastic Sonja (new)

Snarktastic Sonja (snownsew) | 258 comments So, I finished the last written Kate last night. And, now I feel lost and alone . . . I have no idea where to go next!


message 5608: by Jalilah (new)

Jalilah Snarktastic Sonja wrote: "So, I finished the last written Kate last night. And, now I feel lost and alone . . . I have no idea where to go next!"

I know just how you feel. I was in mourning when i finished the Newford series and no more Jilly! Boo Hoo!


message 5609: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Snarktastic Sonja wrote: "So, I finished the last written Kate last night. And, now I feel lost and alone . . . I have no idea where to go next!"

That's how I always feel when I finish up Kate.




message 5610: by Snarktastic Sonja (new)

Snarktastic Sonja (snownsew) | 258 comments I have tried to link that so many times. It is so appropriate. I never knew anyone else used that term 'til I saw that meme!

How do you post graphic?


message 5611: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Snarktastic Sonja wrote: "I have tried to link that so many times. It is so appropriate. I never knew anyone else used that term 'til I saw that meme!

How do you post graphic?"



I have it on a pintrest board and they give me the html code.

Other than that, you can do this: < img src="http://www.goodreads.com/image..." width="40" height="100" alt="description"/> (put the address of the graphic where the goodreads address and remove the space before "img"


message 5612: by Olga (new)

Olga Godim (olgagodim) | 308 comments Following Nikki's recommendations, I'm reading Gerald Morris, the first book of his that I found in our library, The Lioness and Her Knight. So far - charming and funny, although I don't usually read YA fantasy.


message 5613: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments Poll up for April reads and May theme:
http://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/35...


message 5614: by malrubius (last edited Mar 22, 2013 05:43AM) (new)

malrubius | 71 comments I am reading Nick Harkaway's Angelmaker, in case anyone is interested.


message 5615: by Scott (new)

Scott | 165 comments Finished Prayers for Rain and now finishing up the series with Moonlight Mile.


message 5616: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments Malrubius wrote: "I am reading Nick Harkaway's Angelmaker, in case anyone is interested."

Oh, I am. I enjoyed Gone Away World so much I wanted to read more of his work. People seem to like Angelmaker--keep us posted!


message 5617: by malrubius (last edited Mar 22, 2013 08:59AM) (new)

malrubius | 71 comments Carol wrote: "Malrubius wrote: "I am reading Nick Harkaway's Angelmaker, in case anyone is interested."

Oh, I am. I enjoyed Gone Away World so much I wanted to read more of his work. People seem to like Angelma..."


He's a great GREAT writer, but I put it aside because I was/am in the mood for something more grim. So I started Viriconium but that seems to lack great GREAT writing, so I will probably pick up Angelmaker again tonight.


message 5618: by Katie (new)

Katie | 50 comments Haven't been on here in SO long! I'm almost finished with The Golem's Eye - the 2nd book in the Bartimaeus trilogy. Really loving this series


message 5619: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments Finally! My library was able to get me a copy of Wool Omnibus. Excited...


message 5620: by Jalilah (new)

Jalilah Re-reading Daughter of Smoke & Bone by Laini Taylor and enjoying it just as much the second time around. I can hardly wait to start Days of Blood & Starlight immediately afterwards!


message 5621: by Snarktastic Sonja (new)

Snarktastic Sonja (snownsew) | 258 comments Ugh. The reading doldrums have caught up with me. I recently finished Broken Elements, and it was awesome. But, now. Now I just can't find anything that will grab me and hold my interest. I started the 2nd in the Eli Monpress series The Spirit Rebellion. Just do not care enough about the characters. I tried reading The Third Lynx, the 2nd in the Quadrail series - but it is a re-read for me and I just don't wanna. I tried reading Yendi and can't get past the 3rd page. I've read 3 chapters in DarkShip Thieves and I am beyond caring.

I need to care. I am just not finding myself caring. Sigh.


message 5622: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Snarktastic Sonja wrote: "Ugh. The reading doldrums have caught up with me. I recently finished Broken Elements, and it was awesome. But, now. Now I just can't find anything that will grab me and hold my interest. I started..."

Heard the new Kitty Norville was just released. Are you into that series?


message 5623: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments Snarktastic Sonja wrote: "Ugh. The reading doldrums have caught up with me. I recently finished Broken Elements, and it was awesome. But, now. Now I just can't find anything that will grab me and hold my interest. I started..."

I switch to a different type of book when that happens. I just finished The Gone-Away World and then Wool Omnibus, both of which were fabulous. But I didn't want to pick up another in the genre, so I jumped to a thriller/mystery Caught Stealing


message 5624: by Jalilah (new)

Jalilah While waiting for my copies of American Gods and Days of Blood & Starlight to arrive I am reading historical fiction Mother Earth Father Sky by Sue Harrison and quite enjoying it!


message 5625: by L.Y. (new)

L.Y. Levand (lylevand) | 131 comments I've finally started reading The Ships of Merior. I'm very thankful for the glossary! It took me a bit because I had to look up every name and place, but I'm getting into it now. It's very good. :) I don't usually go looking for specific books, but I just might for this series.


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message 5627: by [deleted user] (new)

I just got done reading The Dresden Files for the first time. I tried picking up Side Jobs: Stories From the Dresden Files, and ended up starting New Spring by Robert Jordan at the same time. I'm afraid New Spring has caught me, though, because Side Jobs is being neglected. I'm starting to think I'll just hold onto it for when I need a mini-break from WoT.


message 5628: by Snarktastic Sonja (new)

Snarktastic Sonja (snownsew) | 258 comments So I finished Shifting Selves The Third Lynx Odd Girl Out and Touched by an Alien.

Shifting Selves is as good as the first. The 2nd of the Frank Compton was not as good as the first, but, to me, the 3rd stepped back up.

Still contemplating Touched by an Alien.

So, I have picked up DarkShip Thieves and am finding it rather entertaining. I still have a bunch on my queued list . . . The Phoenix Guards and American Gods including both kinda having trouble getting there.


message 5629: by Jalilah (new)

Jalilah Started American Gods and am liking some parts more than others. Up to now I'd say I like it less than Neverwhere but more than Anansi Boys. I am looking forward to discussing this book!


message 5630: by Carly (new)

Carly (dawnsio_ar_y_dibyn) | 192 comments I just finished Night Watch. It was a great read, but left me depressed by what felt like a deconstructionist descent into nihilism. I think I'm going to giveThe Sword-Edged Blonde a try because a book with that title has just got to be funny.


message 5631: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments Carly wrote: "I just finished Night Watch. It was a great read, but left me depressed by what felt like a deconstructionist descent into nihilism. I think I'm going to giveThe Sword-Edged Blonde a try because a..."

That sounds fun. I'll look forward to your review.


message 5632: by L.Y. (new)

L.Y. Levand (lylevand) | 131 comments I just started Warhost of Vastmark, and I have a few 'new' Anne McCaffrey books waiting for me afterwards. :)


message 5633: by Mina (new)

Mina Khan (spicebites) | 141 comments I'm reading Tangled Weba romantic fantasy with intriguing characters, including a female assassin.


message 5634: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments I've been cataloging my library. I am appalled by the sheer amount of unread books I own. Appalled.


message 5635: by Bryan (new)

Bryan | 33 comments I know! I just did a count myself and discovered that I have just over 100 unread books in my library! You'd think that this would motivate me to stop purchasing books, but you'd be wrong...


colleen the convivial curmudgeon (blackrose13) I've recently started Ripper by Stefan Petrucha and Dodger by Terry Pratchett. Neither has quite captured me as I thought they would, but it's early days yet.


message 5637: by Scott (new)

Scott | 165 comments I finished Monster Hunter Vendetta. It was non-stop action. Now I'm going to continue with Monster Hunter Alpha.


message 5638: by Eric (new)

Eric Knight (erictknight) I am working my way through Dust of Dreams by Steven Erikson. And I mean working. I have absolutely loved this series and think the scope of his world is just stunning. But this one seems to really drag. This is the ninth book so maybe I'm just getting burned out on it, but I feel lost and confused (not an uncommon feeling in his books) and I just want to see what happens.


message 5639: by Carl (new)

Carl Alves (carlalves) | 44 comments Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. So far I'm really enjoying it.


message 5640: by Jenny (new)

Jenny (jennyc89) I'm reading The Blinding Knife, The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul, & I'm listening to Dead in the Family. I also just bought The Way of Kings on Amazon for my Kindle for only $2.99 (it's a promotion for the tor.com re-read Michael mentioned). I need to stop buying books! I miss my library but I really need to work on the unread books I own...


message 5641: by Jalilah (new)

Jalilah Finished Days of Blood & Starlight it is soooo good!


message 5642: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments Jalilah wrote: "Finished Days of Blood & Starlight it is soooo good!"

Argh! But so glad to hear that ;)


message 5643: by Katy (new)

Katy (kathy_h) Jalilah wrote: "Finished Days of Blood & Starlight it is soooo good!"

Oh yes, I agree. Next one please!


message 5644: by Jalilah (new)

Jalilah Kathy wrote: "Jalilah wrote: "Finished Days of Blood & Starlight it is soooo good!"

Oh yes, I agree. Next one please!"


Yes, it really leaves me wanting more! In some ways I envy those who will start the trilogy when the third book is finished, so they can read all the book straight through!
I read Daughter of Smoke and Bone is going to be made in to a movie. I just hope they do the novel justice.

I am starting Tam Lin by Pamela Dean


message 5645: by Scott (new)

Scott | 165 comments I finished Monster Hunter Alpha and now I'm reading Monster Hunter Legion.


message 5646: by Nermin (new)

Nermin  (narminstaley) Finished The Summer Tree by Guy Gavriel Kay and I'm currently reading Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. So far so good.


message 5647: by Helen (new)

Helen I'm readingWrayth, wanted to finish the trilogy. I'm at the point where work and life are getting in between me and a conclusion.


message 5648: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Helen wrote: "I'm readingWrayth, wanted to finish the trilogy. I'm at the point where work and life are getting in between me and a conclusion."

I thought a 4th book was planned...?

Harbinger


message 5649: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) | 11 comments I'm reading Fool Moon, I enjoy Mr. Butcher's style.


message 5650: by Thaddeus (new)

Thaddeus White | 50 comments Right now I'm reading the first part of TA Dodge's Napoleon military history/biography, and 2k to 10k by Rachel Aaron.

When I finish the latter I'll probably hunt down either a fantasy or history to read.


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