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[Matthew]

I've read like 6 or 7 King books in a row, so I'm reading I'm The One That I Want by Margaret Cho as a comic interlude before I dive into Duma Key.

[Dustin]

Sounds wonderful, Matthew!:)

[Jacob]

Aaron wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "just finished now i'm reading "

What's Crooked little vein like? I keep meaning to get that one"

not..."

Sounds good. Will you please let me know what it's like when you finish it?

[Jacob]

and

[Holly]

Just started The Kennedy Men: 1901-1963 by Laurence Leamer.

[Courtney]

A Storm of Swords

[Aoibhínn]

I've finished reading by John Steinbeck. The Grapes of Wrath is a beautifully written but extremely moving and heartbreaking novel with interesting, realistic and well-developed characters. I love John Steinbeck's wonderful writing style. I just loved his fantastic vivid descriptions of the landscape and the people. At times the descriptions of the barren landscape and the appalling conditions the family have to put up with is very depressing. I wanted to put the book down sometimes due to this but I'm glad a persevered through and finished the novel.This novel well deserved the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction it won in 1940 and it really is a masterpiece of 20th Century literature. It is definitely a must read! Four stars!
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm about to start on by Nicholas Evans.

[Aaron]

Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "just finished now i'm reading "

What's Crooked little vein like? I keep meaning to get ..."

Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "just finished now i'm reading "

What's Crooked little vein like? I keep meaning to get ..."

The book was really good a quick read as well. Ellis kinda reminded me of christopher moore (if you haven't read him you must) but on a much more deranged and creepy level. I recommend it mostly because it made me want to read more books by him.

[Aaron]

[Grant]

This EU behind-the-scenes look has palace intrigue, humor, a murder mystery, and is a pretty fine read.

[Beth]

Im reading

[Linda]

Guns by Stephen King

[Alondra]

A Dance With Dragons finally!! :D

[Trent]

Beth I just bought that book for my wife for Valentines Day how do u like it so far

[Beth]

Trent wrote: "Beth I just bought that book for my wife for Valentines Day how do u like it so far"

@ trent , so far its really good!!

[Trent]

Is it a girly book was kind of thinking of reading it myself when my wife was done

[Jacob]

Aaron wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "Jacob wrote: "Aaron wrote: "just finished now i'm reading "

What's Crooked little vein like? I keep m..."

Thanks, mate. I haven't read him before but I'll check him out. Cheers for the recommendation

[Beth]

Trent wrote: "Is it a girly book was kind of thinking of reading it myself when my wife was done"



i guess it might kinda be, but i think youd like it regardless if your a woman or man

[Kit★]

Finished The Casual Vacancy. I liked it, but it definitely wasn't a happy story. But I thought it was pretty good. Thinking about reading The Green Mile next, for some reason it just sounds good right now.

[Jason]

I got my favorite book of all time, the Stand on AUDIO! Has anyone listend to it?

[Jason]

Aside from The Walking Dead TV show (haven't checked out the comics) I haven't been much of a zombie fan as late but I'm giving Warm Bodies a try because the trailer for the movie really piqued my curiosity.

[Lanie]

Re-reading Reliquary by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child.

[Melissa]

I just started Duma Key by Stephen King. I'm trying to read all of his novels but there are so many, it is going to take awhile! I've read almost twenty of them, I think.

[Jason]

Stephen King-wise, The Colorado Kid and Under the Dome (hoping to finish it before it appears on ABC this summer). Non-Stephen King-wise, Unlocked by Karen Kingsbury, A Magic Broken by Vox Day, Subterranea by Mike Duran, and Rift Jump by Greg Mitchell.

[Trent]

Does anyone know about the Michael Connelly Harry bosch books just wondering if it matters what order u read them I just bought 9 dragons and just found out its in a series

[Daniel]

Just finished 'The name of the wind', by Patrick Rothfuss. Amazing book for fantasy lovers and just anyone who wants a great story. I started Bret Easton Ellis' , 'American psycho'. It's good so far, fairly accurate in comparison to the movie.

[Cheryl]

Rage

[Shell]

Daniel wrote: "Just finished 'The name of the wind', by Patrick Rothfuss. Amazing book for fantasy lovers and just anyone who wants a great story. I started Bret Easton Ellis' , 'American psycho'. It's good so fa..."

I read American Psycho last year Daniel, will be interested to hear what you think of it!

[Tee]

American Psycho is a great read.
Stunning even.
But deranged.

[Kathryn]

Arah-Lynda wrote: ""

OOOOOH, you already know what I think of this one!!! :)

[Shell]

Tanya wrote: "American Psycho is a great read.
Stunning even.
But deranged."

Great description Tanya!

[Arah-Lynda]

Kathryn wrote: "Arah-Lynda wrote: ""

OOOOOH, you already know what I think of this one!!! :)"

Indeed I do. I finally pulled it off the shelf.

[Linda]

I,m wrkinf on Cutting For Stone.

[Shell]

Crystal wrote: "American Gods by Neil Gaiman."

How are you finding it Crystal? I have that one on my challenge list.

[Ethan]

Just finished The shining. Now I'm starting Salem's lot.

[Dennis]

Was going to read Gone Girl but my wife started reading it so I started Water for Elephants

[Michelle]

I'm currently reading Zoo by James Patterson. I'm liking it enough so far but it hasn't been as good as I really thought it was going to be.

[Scott]

I finished Mistborn: The Final Empire yesterday. Then I started reading Night Shift. The first story has a lot of Lovecraft influences in it.

[Linda]

Now its getting good, took a bit, I was wondering if it would ever pick up.

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Crystal wrote: "American Gods by Neil Gaiman."

Hey Crystal, that is what I am reading. I am on page 135. So far, it had been just alright. A kid from class raved about it, said it was his favorite book, so I decided to pick it up and read.

[Joann H (Sshh!!! I'm reading)]

Finishing up Beautiful Darkness. I wanna read the book before i watch the movie so I can judge and prove to myself once again how books are always better than the movie versions. :)

[Dustin]

Alondra wrote: "A Dance With Dragons finally!! :D"

YAY!!!!!:)

[Dustin]

Kit★ wrote: "Finished The Casual Vacancy. I liked it, but it definitely wasn't a happy story. But I thought it was pretty good. Thinking about reading The Green Mile next, for some reason it just sounds good ri..."

Wow, that's awesome, Kit! Congratulations!!!

[Chris ( librocubicularist )]

Whispers by Dean Koontz ...ok so far.

[Dustin]

[Maya]

I've just finished Watch Me Die By Erica Spindler It was a pretty good read

[Malina]

Bring up the bodies by Hilary Mantel

[Aoibhínn]

I've just finished by Nicholas Evans and by Janet Evanovich.

The Divide started off so well but the plot did get quite slow halfway through the book. I did wish it would speed up at times but the story did remain strangely engaging. The last 60 or 70 pages of the novel were just as gripping and compelling as the first half of the novel. To tell the truth, I enjoyed the family drama sub-plot a lot more than I liked the murder mystery plot but I think that was probably because I didn't like the character of Abbie all that much so I found it hard to care about what happened to her. I loved all the vivid and wonderful descriptions of the Montana setting and landscape that made me feel like I was actually there. Nicholas Evans has got a great writing style and I love his use of language and imagery. I gave this novel 3½ stars!
My full review can be found here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

I love all the regular Stephanie Plum novels but I'm not sure I like these between the numbers novellas. I was very disappointed by Plum Lovin'. Nothing much happened in it and it was extremely dull and boring. It wasn't anywhere near as funny as the regular novels do be and I really hate the supernatural element in the novella. I gave it 1½ stars!
My review can be found here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm a few chapters into by Jennifer Donnelly.

[Kath]

Just finished The daylight gate by Jeanette Winterson, not really King like but excellent all the same, really spooky and based on the Pendle witch trials in Lancashire.

[Arah-Lynda]