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[Becky]

I'm working on The Beach, and then I will be starting... *drumroll*

A DANCE WITH DRAGONS!!! *cough* Signed. :D

/gloat.

[Susanna]

Duuude. Sweeet. :D

[Jackie]

Scott wrote: "I am reading now. I just started it this morning and it is good so far. I think he has really got language of the third base coach down to a tee."

Hi Scott,I really enjoyed Blockade Billy as well.Stephen does really know his baseball well! (lol)

[Jackie]

Becky wrote: "So I'm just curious what the peeps here are reading! Feel free to share what you're reading and keep us updated!

I'm currently reading an ARC of The One That I Want: A Novel by A..."

Hi Becky and all the group,I am still muddling through "The Murderer's Daughter's",while rereading "IT"(yay!)sorry I did not make it to the vote,but I am very happy with this choice. :) Happy reading all~~

[Dustin]

Becky wrote: "I'm working on The Beach, and then I will be starting... *drumroll*

A DANCE WITH DRAGONS!!! *cough* Signed. :D

/gloat."

Wow, Becky, I am AMAZED! You've already gotten through books I-IV of ASOIAF!?!!

[Becky]

Dustin wrote: "Wow, Becky, I am AMAZED! You've already gotten through books I-IV of ASOIAF!?!!"

LOL What's so amazing about that? They are great books that I love reading. Plus the 5th book was being released, which was like giving me a goal.

I'd have finished them much quicker if I didn't have other books to read in between them.

[Susanna]

Bondama wrote: "Whoa, Susannah - different all right -- and very, very good!"

Yes, indeed. I am pleased to say it was very good. :)

Next I'm picking up a Bachman book. My first time reading The Long Walk .

[Veronica]

Scott wrote: "Finished Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Now I'm going to read The Beach."

Scott wrote: "Finished Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Now I'm going to read The Beach."

I have to catch up on the Harry Potter's books. I have them all. Well, my daughters have the full collections. LOL

[Veronica]

So far I am enjoying this series. I wished I picked up these years ago.

Once I am finished with this one, I will hit The Beach.

[Dustin]

Becky wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Wow, Becky, I am AMAZED! You've already gotten through books I-IV of ASOIAF!?!!"

LOL What's so amazing about that? They are great books that I love reading. Plus the 5th book was be..."

Well yeah, book V is definitely a huge incentive.. I'm just amazed because I'm a slow reader and it seems like it hasn't been all that long since you first started reading this series..that's all.

[Becky]

LOL, I see... Well... In terms of ASOIAF-Fan time, it has only been a blink of an eye. I started reading them in mid-April. :)

[Dustin]

Oh, okay. Thank you, Becky.:)

[Chris , The Hardcase]

*coughslowpokecough*

[Becky]

Chris wrote: "*coughslowpokecough*"

Quiet, you. I'm SAVORING them. :D

[Chris , The Hardcase]

Now you sound like me..

[Dani]

Susanna wrote: "Bondama wrote: "Whoa, Susannah - different all right -- and very, very good!"

Yes, indeed. I am pleased to say it was very good. :)

Next I'm picking up a Bachman book. My first time reading [book..."

I had my 12 year old read this right after she read The Hunger Games books. She really liked it. I had forgotten about some of the language, but if she's going to start reading King, it comes with the Territory!

[Becky]

No way. You just sound like me before I did. ;)

[Susanna]

Dani wrote: "I had my 12 year old read this right after she read The Hunger Games books. She really liked it. I had forgotten about some of the language, but if she's going to start reading King, it comes with the Territory!"

I imagine it would be suitable for younger readers (well, old enough to handle the language, anyway). I only read Hunger Games, just couldn't get into it and so didn't feel the need to read the rest.

[Divya]

I got Stephen Kings Under The Dome yesterday. Just started reading, starts of good!

[Dung Beetle]

I’m about midway through The Ridge, by Michael Koryta, and really liking it.

[★ Jess]

60 pages into Desperation

[Dustin]

Becky wrote: "Chris wrote: "*coughslowpokecough*"

Quiet, you. I'm SAVORING them. :D"

Savoring them, Becky?

[Becky]

Dustin wrote: "Becky wrote: "Chris wrote: "*coughslowpokecough*"

Quiet, you. I'm SAVORING them. :D"

Savoring them, Becky?"

Yep... Savoring. ;)

To enjoy or appreciate (something pleasant) completely, esp. by dwelling on it.

[Dustin]

I know what the word means..

[Chris , The Hardcase]

LOL

[Becky]

Dustin wrote: "I know what the word means.."

Oh well, then I'm confused... what were you asking?

[Dani]

Susanna wrote: "Dani wrote: "I had my 12 year old read this right after she read The Hunger Games books. She really liked it. I had forgotten about some of the language, but if she's going to start reading King, i..."

Susanna wrote: I imagine it would be suitable for younger readers (well, old enough to handle the language, anyway). I only read Hunger Games, just couldn't get into it and so didn't feel the need to read the rest.i>

OMG - you are the first person I have come across that hasn't loved the HG books! I guess not every book is for everyone ;)

[Dani]

★ Jess ★ wrote: "60 pages into Desperation"

I read both this and The Regulators recently. Liked this one better, but I read it first . . .

[Becky]

Dani, I loved Hunger Games and Catching Fire... and then Mockingjay bombed. I was massively disappointed. =\

[Tracy]

Becky wrote: "Dani, I loved Hunger Games and Catching Fire... and then Mockingjay bombed. I was massively disappointed. =\"

Totally agree with you on that Becky!

[Jc11king]

An Abundance of Katherines by John Green

[Staci]

Just finished Shadow Puppets. Once again a great book. Two more left in the Ender (Bean) series; sad days ahead. I think I may start reading Amityville Horror as a way to lull me to sleep. :0

[Kevin]

Staci wrote: "Just finished Shadow Puppets. Once again a great book. Two more left in the Ender (Bean) series; sad days ahead. I think I may start reading Amityville Horror as a way to lull me to s..."

Hey, at least you be ready in November for the next book.

[Library Lady 📚]

Jaki wrote: "Scott wrote: "I am reading now. I just started it this morning and it is good so far. I think he has really got language of the third base coach down to a tee."..."

I'm reading that too! Or listening to it, actually. I just finished The Shining for the first time. I've been out of the SK loop for a few years and just got back into it when I discovered how many audio books of his are at my library! I forgot how much I used to enjoy reading his stuff. Glad to be back in the King universe.

[Dustin]

Hi, Lena-

Welcome back to the SKU!!

[Library Lady 📚]

thanks! i always come back!

[Dustin]

You are welcome!
It's good to be back, isn't it?

[Joey]

The Dark Tower Series.
Dark Tower the Wolves of Calla.

I find that with this book I have had to go and increase my readings in order for certain things to make sense. There is allot of references to Salems Lot in this book (fortunately I read it already), but I am finding allot of other references to The Regulators as well as Hearts in Atlantis. I am mid book and went out and bought a copy of The Regulators and I am going to finish it before I resume my reading.

[Natasha]

I'm reading two books - The dreamcatcher and Let the right one in. Love both. The second one is mo disturbing.

[Jaime]

Just finished City of Ashes 2nd book in The Mortal Instruments series. Looking forward to reading It in August!!

[Lonnie]

Lena wrote: "thanks! i always come back!"

"Sometimes they come back." ;)

[Susanna]

I gotta say, reading Carrie and The Long Walk almost back to back... Wow. Both were Awesome.

Now, a different kind of depiction of youth? Picking up The Catcher in the Rye .

[Library Lady 📚]

Lonnie wrote: "Lena wrote: "thanks! i always come back!"

"Sometimes they come back." ;)"

Glad someone got that! :)

[Kit★]

I read The Box: Uncanny Stories by Richard Matheson in one day yesterday. It was very good. Now I'm reading a western, Nothing But A Drifter.

[★ Jess]

Becky wrote: "Dani, I loved Hunger Games and Catching Fire... and then Mockingjay bombed. I was massively disappointed. =\"

ditto.

[Dustin]

I read The Box: Uncanny Stories by Richard Matheson in one day yesterday.


Two words: Wow, Kit!:)

[John]

Dung Beetle wrote: "I'm reading David Brin's The Postman...at least, I'm trying to. I've been too busy to even pick it up for days. A shame, because it's really good so far."

The Postman is one of the better post (heh) apocalyptic yarns I've come across in a long time. Another good one (especially if you dig zombies) is World War Z by Max Brooks. Incidentally, Max Brooks is Mel Brooks's son. Some of the sense of humor translated over the generations, but WWZ is mostly clean and clever. I'd read it again.

[John]

I'm currently up to my neck in Michael Crichton ("Andromeda Strain", "Terminal Man" and "The Great Train Robbery"). I'm taking a break from M.C. and enjoying "Santa Olivia" by Jacqueline Carey. (Stole it off my wife's nightstand and really digging it so far.)

[Dani]

★ Jess wrote: "Becky wrote: "Dani, I loved Hunger Games and Catching Fire... and then Mockingjay bombed. I was massively disappointed. =\"

ditto."

I too loved the first two and was disappointed in the third. Some parts were confusing and the end seemed very hurried.

[Dani]

Lonnie wrote: "Lena wrote: "thanks! i always come back!"

"Sometimes they come back." ;)"

tee hee