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[M]

Listening to Game of Thrones and I'm just finishing up The Walking Dead comics and North 40. Probably then going to finish reading The Handmaids Tale

[M]

Veronica wrote: "I am reading "

I burned through those. They are oddly addicting. What do you think of the main character?

[Melody]

I found it an interesting take on a young female heroine... She's strong-- central to the maintenance of her family.
Still has all the 'angst' and uncertainty of youth-- but that inner core keeps her capable of discernment. Pretty amazing.

[Liz]

finished good omens - wow what a laugh that was
then read and finished the handmaids tale by margaret atwood - read for book club - very interesting but wouldnt read again
finally finished adventures of shrlock holmes for book club - very amusing

now tossing up between the red queen - philippa gregory, the ragged trouser philanthopists - robert tressell, perfume - patrick suskind

i cant decide which?

[Regina]

Stacey wrote: "Regina wrote: "I'm reading: "

What a charming story! I recommend Sarah's second novel The Bungalow as well!!"


Thanks Stacey! Will read that asap. I am a fan of her work now. Indeed it's a charming story. I shed gallons of tears in this book. :)

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Liz wrote: "finished good omens - wow what a laugh that was
then read and finished the handmaids tale by margaret atwood - read for book club - very interesting but wouldnt read again
finally finished adventur..."

@Liz,
Good Luck! I don't think I could easily decide between those three. They all sound good to me.

[Julia]

I'm currently reading Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. It's really an amazing book. Heartbreaking, sad AND funny.

[Kimberlee]

A Whole New Light by Sandra Brown

[Ashley]

Julie wrote: "I'm currently reading Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. It's really an amazing book. Heartbreaking, sad AND funny."

ELIC is such a great book, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

[Nancy from NJ]

I finally finished The Road to Grace by Richard Paul Evans and thought it was an ok read. Not as good as the first three books in this series.

I think I'm giving up on The Next Always by Nora FRoberts. Have read 50 pages and I'm not that eager to read on. So I now get to choose two reads-one in book form and one for my I PAD. Fun ahead choosing what to read.

[Jonathan , A dream within a dream]

9 books at once...can't remember them all. I just read bits from them until I get into a flow and finish one. It's the fastest way I have of reading books quickly.

[Julia]

Ashley wrote: "Julie wrote: "I'm currently reading Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. It's really an amazing book. Heartbreaking, sad AND funny."

ELIC is such a great book, I thoroughly enjoyed it!"

Yeah, Oskar is a really well-developed character, although the plot sometimes got a bit confusing- when he switched the narrator. Still, brilliantly written!

[Naomi]

[Nancy from NJ]

Finished Private Games and enjoyed this book surprisingly. I am going to begin listening to Letter from a Stranger by Barbara Taylor Bradford and reading True Sisters by Sandra Dallas.

[Brenda]

Currently reading Death at Daisy's Folly by Robin Paige

[Sunny]

A coworker loaned me Daughter of Smoke and Bone... It is AMAZING so far!

[Razmatus]

Sunny in Wonderland wrote: "A coworker loaned me Daughter of Smoke and Bone... It is AMAZING so far!"

any closeness to Name of the wind? cos i saw rothfuss praising it somewhere :)

[Sunny]

I'm not familiar with Name of the Wind... Who wrote it?

[Razmatus]

Sunny in Wonderland wrote: "I'm not familiar with Name of the Wind... Who wrote it?"

patrick rothfuss :)

[Sunny]

Razmatus wrote: "Sunny in Wonderland wrote: "I'm not familiar with Name of the Wind... Who wrote it?"

patrick rothfuss :)"

I just read the synopsis of Name of the Wind and, no, it doesn't sound like Daughter of Smoke & Bone is the same type of story - other than that they are both fantasy. But, uh, WOW, now I want to read your book too! LOL!

[Tilly]

I'm reading 'I Capture the Castle' by Dodie Smith. About 3/4s of the way through. Its so good!!

[Stacey]

Sunny in Wonderland wrote: "A coworker loaned me Daughter of Smoke and Bone... It is AMAZING so far!"

This was the the first YA to ever win the title of Best Book of the Year for me...it is just brilliant!

I also highly recommend her book of short stories called Lips Touch Three Times. Three short stories about first kisses!

[R.J.]

I am actually reading a slim volume of York Revision Notes on AS YOU LIKE IT ... as a teen in my household has an English exam in a few weeks. I've read the play but am enjoying the YNs as they do give a few insights. The sad thing is I will now have to discuss the thing in a meaningful way the said teen. Ach, middle class guilt and English exams! I do love Touchstone though, what a wag. Shakespear wld howl with laughter at the thought of all the tortured brows labouring over his throw away lines. I wonder if he played, 'William, A Country Fellow'. I reckon he must have done. I wonder what Shakespear wld make of the novel?

[Bev]

Tilly wrote: "I'm reading 'I Capture the Castle' by Dodie Smith. About 3/4s of the way through. Its so good!!

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Hi I hated this book whoops sorry

[Bev]

Currently reading a YA book called Ashes by Isla Blick I think.

[Alyne]

I'm reading Pandora by Anne Rice. Just started. Enjoying it and it also provides history I need for a couple for my own projects.
I was reading Orphan's Tales: In the Night Garden by Cathrynne Valente. I like her writing but I keep picking this one up and the putting it down. It doesn't hold me, but I like having it. Its very long but so was Dr Strange and Mr Norrell and I couldn't put that down.

[Ashley]

I'm reading Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah. How have I not read anything by her before?! I love this book so far and I'm having a very hard time putting it down!

[Nicole]

Tilly wrote: "I'm reading 'I Capture the Castle' by Dodie Smith. About 3/4s of the way through. Its so good!!

"

I enjoyed that book as well.

[Alyne]

Iove that one!

[Julie]

[Veronica]

Currently, I am reading . I am a huge fan of Dennis Lehane. His movie adaptations are great.

[Lucy]

Wings by Aprilynne Pike, Dead Girls' Dance by Rachel Craine and Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck

[Nancy from NJ]

Veronica wrote: "Currently, I am reading . I am a huge fan of Dennis Lehane. His movie adaptations are great."

I would suggest reading the Pat and Angie series (you are currently reading the first one) in order since it makes a difference to the relatonship of these two people. And I would agree that Lehane is a good author for his genre except for This Given Day. A bit too long winded for me.

[Sofia]

At the moment reading: , , and

[R.J.]

I read The Great Gatsby years ago when I was a kid. I am re-reading it now and it is blowing me away, more than I remember it doing so when I first read it. I dunno if I am wiser now or what. But I am loving it. I wld not have re-read it had I not been on goodreads. So I have yet another reason to be thankful for being here and influenced by the book chatter all around. For which, THANK YOU *bows*

[Veronica]

Nancy wrote: "Veronica wrote: "Currently, I am reading . I am a huge fan of Dennis Lehane. His movie adaptations are great."

I would suggest reading the Pat and Angie series (y..."

I read this series up to Gone, Baby, Gone. I'm just rereading the series because I enjoyed it a lot.

[Veronica]

Oh, I forgot to include

[Sofia]

R.J. wrote: "I read The Great Gatsby years ago when I was a kid. I am re-reading it now and it is blowing me away, more than I remember it doing so when I first read it. I dunno if I am wiser now or what. But I..."

RJ, that is one of my absolute FAVORITE books - I read it for the first time as an adult and fell in love with it. I'm glad you gave it another chance!

[Melissa]

fivesunflowers wrote: "At the moment reading: , , and "

How do you like the Dennis Lehane book? I read Moonlight Mile about a year ago, and loved it, but then read another Kenzie and Gennaro book and didn't like it as much.

[Sofia]

Melissa wrote: "fivesunflowers wrote: "At the moment reading: , , and "

How do you like the Dennis Lehane book? I read Moonligh..."

I am enjoying it actually! It was a group read from one of my mystery groups on here, so not exactly something I would probably choose on my own .. but it is definitely keeping my interest!

[Nicolle]

Currently reading The Handmaid's Tale which I like so far, though it is strange. I just finished A Clockwork Angel which was pretty good.

[Julie]

Still working on , but I'm also reading

[Stacey]

The Lost Hours by Karen White

[Lauren]

Nicolle wrote: "Currently reading The Handmaid's Tale which I like so far, though it is strange. I just finished A Clockwork Angel which was pretty good."

I really liked Clockwork Angel!
I'm about to start reading

[Javier]

Currently reading
The Mill River Recluse

[The Pirate Ghost]

Currently reading Last Call by Tim Powers. I just finished John Barleycorn: Alcoholic Memoirs.

[Nancy from NJ]

I am currently listening to Once We Were Brothers and listening to Letters from a Stranger. Letters is ok but Once We Were Brothers is excellent.

[Julia]

Currently reading Pride and Prejudice. I´ve tried to read this book for ages, but I always stop at the beggining. This time, I´m going to finish it.

[Ilene]

Nancy wrote: "Veronica wrote: "Currently, I am reading . I am a huge fan of Dennis Lehane. His movie adaptations are great."

I would suggest reading the Pat and Angie series (y..."

[Ilene]

Two favorite books of Dennis Lehane, are Mystic River & shuffer Island