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[Beth]

im reading

[Kevin]

Good Omen for me is more of a Pratchett book since it is Gaiman's first book.

[Amy S]

I could be wrong but doesn't Neil Gaiman write in the children or teen genre? Not that it's a problem, I love his books. Especially in audio format with Neil Gaiman as narrator.

[Amy S]

He does a really great job

[Bondama]

Amy S. --- Please do yourself a favor and try Gaiman's American Gods

I don't think you'll ever think of him as just a YA or childrens' author again.

[Kevin]

Bondama wrote: "Amy S. --- Please do yourself a favor and try Gaiman's American Gods

I don't think you'll ever think of him as just a YA or childrens' author again."

American Gods is going to be a HBO series, so you know its a book not for children or even YA.

[Amy S]

I have read a couple of his books, I was just asking because that's how I've seen some of his books listed. Genres don't natter to me, I'll read just about anything

[Malina]

Kevin wrote: "Bondama wrote: "Amy S. --- Please do yourself a favor and try Gaiman's American Gods

I don't think you'll ever think of him as just a YA or childrens' author again."

American Gods is going to be ..."

It should be interesting to see how they adapt it for TV

His children's books are Coraline and Graveyard book

[Kevin]

Malina wrote: "Kevin wrote: "Bondama wrote: "Amy S. --- Please do yourself a favor and try Gaiman's American Gods

I don't think you'll ever think of him as just a YA or childrens' author again."

American Gods i..."

He also has written a couple picture books.

[Lanie]

Or read some of his short stories like Fragile Things - quite a few adult themed stories in there. I never thought of him that way, just a great storyteller. Neverwhere got me hooked.

[Lanie]

Kevin - Good Onens was awesome! Loved that book! He did not do the audiobook but he does do most of his books - I like that!

[Dan]

I'm reading and it is great so far. This is my third book by this author, and i love the way he writes.

[Dustin]

Holly wrote: "Starting The Help."

Me, too, buddy! How far are you? What do you think so far??:)

[Dustin]

Michelle wrote: "Thinking about starting Christine..."

Sounds like a splendid idea, Michelle!:) Have you read Christine before?

[Dustin]

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Happy reading, everyone!!

[Trent]

The gunslinger my first time

[Dustin]

Trent wrote: "The gunslinger my first time"

Enjoy~!:)

[Shell]

Enjoy Trent - I'm always envious of people reading it for the first time :)

[Dustin]

Michelle wrote: "Enjoy Trent - I'm always envious of people reading it for the first time :)"

Me too, Michelle!

[Aaron]

[Squire]

The Caretaker by A.X. Ahmad--a goodreads win. A standard actioner, but with an unusual hero: an illegal alien from India who gets caught up in international espionage. Deeceptively simple tale beautifully written.

[Holly]

I'm reading The Help and loving it.

[Linda]

Blood Gospel

[Amy S]

Wow, I just finished The Circle Series by Ted Dekkar and just WOW. I read both the original and the alternate endings and I believe I like the original ending best. It really makes the series a "true circle" in all ways. What do you others that have read both endings think?

[Scott]

Finished Prayers for Rain and now finishing up the series with Moonlight Mile.

[Scott]

Amy S wrote: "Wow, I just finished The Circle Series by Ted Dekkar and just WOW. I read both the original and the alternate endings and I believe I like the original ending best. It really makes the series a "tr..."

Was the alternate ending in Green: The Beginning and the End?

[Tracy]

Reading .

[Amy S]

Scott wrote: "Amy S wrote: "Wow, I just finished The Circle Series by Ted Dekkar and just WOW. I read both the original and the alternate endings and I believe I like the original ending best. It really makes th..."

No, the alternate gave a semi- definite ending whereas the original made a circle ( I don't know how to mark spoilers so I have to leave my comment at this)

[Jacob]

[Matthew]

Still reading Duma Key. Loving it, but have been in the middle of moving so it's been hard to get more than a chapter or two in at a time.

[Tracy]

Now reading

[Tee]

I'm 3/4 of the way through Little Women and 1/3 through Les Miserables.

Not only am I participating in the Goodreads 2013 Reading Challenge, but I clocked in a lower amount of books because, for the most part, I wanted to read more challenging/classic titles. These ones definitely count.

[Squire]

Les Mis has been on my TBR for a long time. Maybe get around to it next year. Good luck!

[Lanie]

Re-reading Dance of Death by Preston/Child

[Linda]

Reading

[Lanie]

Linda let me know how you liked it - sounds interesting.

[Jacob]

Linda wrote: "Reading "

That was a strange one... some really good bits but some really tedious and repetitive parts too. How are you finding it?

[JD]

Reading Ru by Kim Thuy. It is her debut, originally published in France in 2009. Masterful. Also 300 pages into The Passage.

[Randy]

Reading 'Salem's Lot.

[Mark]

Reading The Academy by Bentley Little

[Janie]

Presently reading Matched by Ally Condie.

[Amy S]

Jeffry wrote: "Reading Ru by Kim Thuy. It is her debut, originally published in France in 2009. Masterful. Also 300 pages into The Passage."

I loved The Passage and The Twelve! Can't wait for the 3rd to be released. How are you liking The Passage so far?

[Becky]

I really liked The Passage, but I stalled out about midway through The Twelve. :(

[JD]

Amy, love The Passage so far... quite a change in tempo once part two begins, but I'm hooked. Not hearing great stuff about The Twelve

[JD]

Becky, this is what many are saying about The Twelve. I'm concerned...

[Becky]

To be fair, I was reading it around the time that I was preparing for a move, and had changed positions at my job, so it could have been me. I've heard that the 2nd half is where it really starts to pick up, and I didn't quite get there.

Maybe I'll pick it back up at some point and see.

[Jacob]

Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "I just started reading Defending Jacob"

Let me know how it is, mate

[Jacob]

Finished Rose Madder. Bit of a dubious ending. Wasn't keen on that, which was a shame because up until the last 100 pages it was brilliant. Started it's class so far

[Linda]

Jacob wrote: "Linda wrote: "Reading "

That was a strange one... some really good bits but some really tedious and repetitive parts too. How are you finding it?"

I can honestly say that in this particular case, the movie is better, not that I would watch it again. The book itself is a bit tedious.

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

Started reading it right after I read "the iron king". Going good. Planning on finishing it today and moving on to " the iron queen". Kagawa is an amazing writer. The first book i readd of hers was