What are you reading?

[Nicole]

Chrissie wrote: "Just finished Imperial Bedrooms by Bret Easton Ellis. It's a sequel to Less Than Zero. Aging hipsters."

Did you like it? I'm wondering whether to read it or not because I wasn't a huge fan of Less than Zero.

[Ana]

I have a huge pile that gives me joy (after 3 months of studiyng for the Bar, I'm free!!)
I'm so indecisive, I need your help. Which should I begin with, out of these few?
Last Night at Twisted River, by John Irving
The Forgotten Garden, by Kate Morton
The Zookeeper's Wife,By Diana Ackermann
Little Bee

[Desiree]

Ana wrote: "I have a huge pile that gives me joy (after 3 months of studiyng for the Bar, I'm free!!)
I'm so indecisive, I need your help. Which should I begin with, out of these few?
Last Night at Twisted R..."

I've read Last Night in Twisted River and The Forgotten Garden, they were both great in their own way.

[Desiree]

I've been quite finicky about what I want to read, and not having access to a library right now makes matters worse. So far The Devil in the White City Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America has managed to keep my attention.

[Nicole]

Desiree (WickedLittleHigh) wrote: "I've been quite finicky about what I want to read, and not having access to a library right now makes matters worse. So far [book:The Devil in the White City Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair..."

What happened to The Corrections, did boredom win the fight?

[Desiree]

Nicole wrote: "Desiree (WickedLittleHigh) wrote: "I've been quite finicky about what I want to read, and not having access to a library right now makes matters worse. So far [book:The Devil in the White City Mur..."

Yeah it did for the time being. Also, cannot find it. We moved last week and I have yet to find where I packed it.

[Desiree]

I just finished The Left Hand of Darkness and was finally able to visit the library in the new city and pick up a stack of books. I'm thinking I'm going to read Fahrenheit 451 first.

[Colleen]

All the jezzies talking about the Hunger Games books made me pick up one for a flight last week. Great book! I would have loved the hell out of it as a pre-teen. Still enjoyed it quite a bit and I'm going to have to track down the other two soon. I'd really like to know more about the infrastructure and history of Panem.

[Arlene]

Desiree (WickedLittleHigh) wrote: "I just finished The Left Hand of Darkness and was finally able to visit the library in the new city and pick up a stack of books. I'm thinking I'm going to read [book:Fahrenheit 451|1..."

The Left Hand of Darkness is one of my favorites. I never could get into any of her other books though.

[Desiree]

Arlene wrote: "Desiree (WickedLittleHigh) wrote: "I just finished The Left Hand of Darkness and was finally able to visit the library in the new city and pick up a stack of books. I'm thinking I'm g..."

It took several times of picking it up and starting it, and then of course putting it down. But once I started it really was hard to put down.