Stephen King Fans discussion

note: This topic has been closed to new comments.
1586 views
Other Books (Non-King) > What are you reading right now?

Comments Showing 3,901-3,950 of 5,132 (5132 new)    post a comment »

message 3901: by Shell (new)

Shell (shellcampbell) | 341 comments Dustin wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Along with my 3rd reading of The Talisman by Stephen King I am also reading Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand"

How ..."


No worries Dustin, I'm glad you liked the quote. It's nice to share things like that with other people who 'get' it :)


message 3902: by Emeigh (new)

Emeigh mother night. my first Kurt vonnegurt book


message 3903: by Tee (new)

Tee Just started Roota by Alex Haley.
So far so good.


message 3904: by Tee (new)

Tee Roots
Stupid touch screen.


message 3905: by Courtney (new)

Courtney | 293 comments I'm reading Dune


Chris ( librocubicularist ) King | 152 comments The Grapes of Wrath John Steinbeck

Bruce Peter Amis Carlin
(Bruce Springsteen Biography)


message 3907: by Dustin (new)

Dustin Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "I just started reading Night in the Lonesome October by Richard LaymonNight in the Lonesome Octoberby Richard Laymon"

Aw, you found a copy! ..."


You're very welcome, Kyle!:)


message 3908: by Dustin (new)

Dustin Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Along with my 3rd reading of The Talisman by Stephen King I am also reading [bookcover:Atlas Shrugged...."

Yes, that is a GREAT feeling!:)


message 3909: by David (new)

David jones | 166 comments I am reading The Hobbit and The Dark Tower.


message 3910: by Jacob (new)

Jacob Rayne | 151 comments Dustin wrote: "Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "I just started reading Night in the Lonesome October by Richard LaymonNight in the Lonesome Octoberby..."

I love Laymon but I wasn't that impressed with that one. I'd recommend Flesh, Funland, In the Dark and Body Rides but most of his are class. I'd say to avoid Bite and Beware both were well below his usual standard, in my opinion


message 3911: by Jacob (new)

Jacob Rayne | 151 comments Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Along with my 3rd reading of The Talisman by Stephen King I am also reading Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand"

How good is The Talis.

That's a good quote and a truly special book



message 3912: by Jason (new)


message 3913: by Joyce (new)

Joyce Oxfeld (jreadr) | 65 comments Just received Little Boy Blue. Will toggle between Memoirs of a Geisha and that. Read addict


message 3914: by Ms BooksAholic (new)

Ms BooksAholic  (missbooksaholic) | 18 comments Currently I am reading, Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales

:-)

~Sammy


message 3915: by Dustin (new)

Dustin Sammantha wrote: "Currently I am reading, Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales

:-)

~Sammy"


That's awesome, Sammy! I hope you're enjoying the collection.:)


message 3916: by Shell (new)

Shell (shellcampbell) | 341 comments David wrote: "I am reading The Hobbit and The Dark Tower."

I loved the Dark Tower. The Hobbit is still on my 'to-read' list. I really must try and finish it over the Christmas break as I want to see it at the movies, but don't want to see it without reading the book first. Is this your first time reading it David?


message 3917: by Shell (new)

Shell (shellcampbell) | 341 comments Michelle wrote: "David wrote: "I am reading The Hobbit and The Dark Tower."

I loved the Dark Tower. The Hobbit is still on my 'to-read' list. I really must try and finish it over the Christmas break as I want to s..."


Duh! Sorry, David just realised you already said you are re-reading them :L


message 3918: by Joyce (new)

Joyce Oxfeld (jreadr) | 65 comments Little Boy Blue and Memoirs of a Geisha.


message 3919: by Andrew (new)

Andrew Oddly, I am reading the Hobbit and the Dark Tower (#1) as well.


message 3920: by Aaron (new)

Aaron Cassese (acassese) a prayer for Owen meany by John irving


message 3921: by Aoibhínn (new)

Aoibhínn (aoibhinn) I've finished The Stupidest Angel A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror by Christopher Moore by Christopher Moore earlier today. The plot was quite thin but there were tons of funny scenes that made me giggle and snicker (it wasn't funny enough to make me laugh out loud). However I got bored with this book pretty quickly. The humour was just so repetitive that it started to get on my nerves after a while and the jokes just stopped being funny. I didn't like the second half of the book as it just got too far-fetched and stupid. I really struggled to finish it.
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm a couple of chapters into The Good Father by Diane Chamberlain by Diane Chamberlain.


message 3922: by Lorraine (new)

Lorraine (saanichlori) | 25 comments I'm totally engrossed in Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn - can't stop thinking about it when I'm not reading. About 3/4s through - can't wait to find out how it ends.


message 3923: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn (kcanty313) | 747 comments I am reading In the Tall Grass by King and Hill.


message 3924: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn (kcanty313) | 747 comments Lorraine wrote: "I'm totally engrossed in Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn - can't stop thinking about it when I'm not reading. About 3/4s through - can't wait to find out how it ends."

I am going to try to read this next year. I have heard a lot of great things about it. Hope the last 1/4 of the book finishes off well for you!


message 3925: by Alondra (new)

Alondra Miller reading Duel: Terror Stories. I love Richard Matheson, but this isn't flowing as nicely as his other works... maybe wrong book at the wrong time. :/


message 3926: by Kathryn (new)

Kathryn (kcanty313) | 747 comments Reading Rosemary's Baby by Ira Levin. Finished King and Hill's In the Tall Grass and Throttle. They were okay.


message 3927: by Aoibhínn (new)

Aoibhínn (aoibhinn) I finished The Good Father by Diane Chamberlain by Diane Chamberlain yesterday morning. The Good Father is a gripping, touching and thought-provoking read. The three main characters are Travis, Robin and Erin and each of the chapters in the novel is narrated by one of these characters. Some of the chapters do jump from the present to the past but I thought the story was still easy to follow. Some parts of the story were very unrealistic and far-fetched and the ending of the novel was a bit of a letdown as I thought it was very predictable. It really seemed like the author had rushed out an ending just to make a deadline. I gave this one 3 stars.
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm about to start Monday Mornings by Sanjay Gupta by Sanjay Gupta. I heard this novel is going to be turned into a TV series similar to ER. It sounded like a TV show I'm be interested in watching so I decided to read the book.


message 3928: by Holly (new)

Holly | 434 comments I'm reading The Hades Factor by Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds.


message 3929: by Lucy (last edited Dec 28, 2012 01:31AM) (new)

Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments I'm reading Madly, War and Peace, 11/22/63, Secret Admirer and A Game of Thrones

When I get chance that is.. my 5 month old takes a lot of my time lol.


message 3930: by Lanie (new)

Lanie (icevamp) | 145 comments Lucy, I know what you mean. I have 3YO twin boys:)
I'm currently reading "I want my MTV" by Craig Marks.


message 3931: by Lucy (new)

Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments Lanie, I imagine a lot of people here know how we feel, lol x


message 3932: by Erica (new)

Erica (bookpsycho) | 109 comments I`m reading Battle Royale by Koushun Takami, and Dark Places by Gillian Flynn.


message 3934: by Lanie (new)

Lanie (icevamp) | 145 comments Lucy,

I'm waiting for the toddler phase to stop!
Audiobooks and kindle are my salvation! I can cook, clean, etc with audiobooks!

Lanie


message 3935: by [deleted user] (new)

Ellie wrote: "I finished The Good Father by Diane Chamberlain by Diane Chamberlain yesterday morning. The Good Father is a gripping, touching and thought-provoking read. The three main characters are Travis, Rob..."

I have read Monday Mornings and liked it. I never reallt knew that doctors have meetings like these to talk about their cases and work. I hope the show is good.


message 3936: by Lucy (new)

Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments Lanie, we've reached the Toddler Phase yet, we're in the scream for everything phase as my youngest is only months old x


message 3937: by Alondra (new)

Alondra Miller Finished Boy's Life; and still toiling with Duel: Terror Stories, but I hope to be done with it before the new year. :O


message 3938: by J.C. (new)

J.C. (jcjoranco) | 16 comments rereading the hobbit, since I just watched the feature film (which was good, if not a bit different than the book). I haven't read it since high school, so...about ten years ago :-D


message 3939: by [deleted user] (new)

Reading My family and other animals.


message 3940: by Dustin (new)

Dustin Holly wrote: "I'm reading The Hades Factor by Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds."

Hey, Holly!!

How are are liking this one?


message 3941: by Marky (new)

Marky O. (maaaark) 'salem's Lot. Really scary!


message 3942: by Veronica (new)

Veronica (veraj121) | 300 comments Currently I am reading Gone, Baby, Gone


message 3943: by Dustin (new)

Dustin Veronica wrote: "Currently I am reading Gone, Baby, Gone"

I hope you are enjoying it, Veronica!


message 3944: by Aoibhínn (new)

Aoibhínn (aoibhinn) I finished Monday Mornings by Sanjay Gupta by Sanjay Gupta yesterday morning. I really enjoyed this novel. It is actually very similar to ER. At times during reading this book, I did feel like I was reading an ER script just with different characters! The plot was interesting, gripping, well-developed and well-written. The medical lingo was easy to understand.The characters were interesting, vivid and well-developed. My only gripe about this novel was that I would have liked to learn more about what happened to the characters at the end of the novel.
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm a few chapters into What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty by Liane Moriarty. Great book so far!


message 3945: by Aaron (last edited Jan 01, 2013 06:08PM) (new)

Aaron Cassese (acassese) On writing by the man himself

On Writing A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King


message 3946: by [deleted user] (new)

I just now finished The Wind Through the Keyhole. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Tim


message 3947: by Alondra (new)

Alondra Miller readingThe Mysterious Affair At Styles and Dust and Decay to start off my challenge


message 3948: by Veronica (new)

Veronica (veraj121) | 300 comments Dustin wrote: "Veronica wrote: "Currently I am reading Gone, Baby, Gone"

I hope you are enjoying it, Veronica!"


I read it before when after I the movie dropped years ago. But I never read it in the full series.


message 3949: by Shell (new)

Shell (shellcampbell) | 341 comments I've just finished The Hobbit: Or There and Back Again and I'm now about 20 pages into Needful Things. Is anyone else reading this ATM?


message 3950: by Lucy (last edited Jan 02, 2013 02:20AM) (new)

Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments I am currently reading Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy for a group read, 11/22/63 by Stephen King which I have been trying to finish for a while but never seem to have time, War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy because it was a free download on my new kobo, Secret Admirer by Amanda Lees because it fits in my handbag for when I am waiting for busses etc, and A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, #1) by George R.R. Martin which I cant seem to get in to but REALLY want to read.


back to top
This topic has been frozen by the moderator. No new comments can be posted.