What are your next 5 reads?

[Julie]

I am reading:

[Stella]

My next five reads ( hopefully ):

- The Trial / Franz Kafka
- To kill a Mockingbird / Harper Lee
- 1984 / George Orwell
- The knight in Rusty Armor / Robert Fisher
- Attachments / Rainbow Rowell

[Lindsay]

I've just started The Silver Linings Playbook - finally got it from the library!

After that, I need to finish When You Are Engulfed in Flames - also on loan from the library.

Then, I should finish Amulet, Vol. 1: The Stonekeeper, River of Stars and either The Picture of Dorian Gray or Les Misérables.

[Michael]

Clive Barker's Imajica, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Heartick by Chelsea Cain, four epics and one nice read im screwed haha

[Jessica]

Currently finishing off Under the Dome by Stephen King.



Next 5 will probably be:
Watership Down by Richard Adams, The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov, Goosebumps: Night of the Living Dummy by R.L. Stine, Real World by Natsuo Kirino and The Shock of the Fall by Nathan Filer.

[Karen]

Currently reading . Not sure what the next 5 books will be, but I know that these will be on the list:




Others? Not sure.

[Laura]

I check a lot out from library so it likes to change on availability but
World Without End Ken Folliet (currently)
Cloud Atlas (currently)
The Secret Sister
When Anxiety Attacks
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Plainsong Kent Haruf
End of Days Sylvia Browne

[Aiesha]

I got off track and am behind in some of my series so my next few reads will be to get back in them!!

Currently reading Remember When , which is part of the "In Death" series. Totally obsessed with Eve, Roarke, Peabody, etc. This is a book that combines 2 stories. I think it's quite genius how she ties them together!

Next reads will be: Undone, re-reading Catch Me before Fear Nothing, A Darkness More Than Night, Sleep No More, & Deadly Heat.

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[Ahmin]

[Jessica]

Currently finishing off both OxCrimes and Palin Diaries.


Next five planned are...
Ring, Spiral & Loop by Koji Suzuki, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey and Frenchman's Creek by Daphne du Maurier.

[R.J.]

The Snow Goose because someone who reviewed a story of mine recommended it. I'd never heard of the author. I learnt from Wiki that it's a novella and I love novellas. And I like the theme of it, the setting, the period. I also really, really liked the cover shown on Wiki. I might not rush to get to it and I might read other stuff first, because I'm enjoying the anticipation of The Snow Goose. But I'd best not put it off too long cos my own reader now expects me to report back and I'd disappoint her at my peril.

[Geoffreyjen]

R.J. wrote: "The Snow Goose because someone who reviewed a story of mine recommended it. I'd never heard of the author. I learnt from Wiki that it's a novella and I love novellas. And I like the t..."

R.J. I love The Snow Goose since I read it as a young man... it particularly speaks to me because it takes place during the Second World War and my parents spoke to me about some of the events presented in the story (I'll not say more so as to avoid spoilers!). I also like another of Gallico's books, but it probably is not to everybody's taste - Love of Seven Dolls. It's a rather dark story of abuse, but it finishes with the luminosity characteristic of Gallico's writing.

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[Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse]

A Breath of Snow and Ashes
Silence
The Husband's Secret
Fly Away Home
10th Anniversary

[Tammie]

[Holly]

Rose Madder, The Dead Zone, Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power, Washington: A Life, and Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln

[Deb]

Lust and Wonder, Winter Prey, Immortal, The Charm Bracelet and The Burying Place

[Barbm1020]

Nicolle wrote: "1.Scandal
2.The Hobbit
3.The Code Book: The Science of Secrecy from Ancient Egypt to Quantum Cryptography
4.The Lost World
5.[book:Mathematics: ..."

I'd be interested to hear about The Code Book when you've read it, since I like mysterious things and ancient history.

[Barbm1020]

My next 5 reads will probably include God's Secretaries: The Making of the King James Bible and The All-Girl Filling Station's Last Reunion. After that, I'll make further plans. I like both fiction and non-fiction, and light reading in between the stuff that takes real mental effort.

[Tammie]

[Avis]

my next five are
- The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson) - Rick Riordan
- The Sword of Hades (Percy Jackson) - Rick Riordan
- The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson) - Rick Riordan
- Surrender - Elena Johnson
-Abandon - Elena johnson

[Rosemary]

1. Private Paris
2. The Cleaner
3. The Quest
4. Mr. Mercedes
5. Finders Keepers

[Jen]

Avis wrote: "my next five are
- The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson) - Rick Riordan
- The Sword of Hades (Percy Jackson) - Rick Riordan
- The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson) - Rick Riordan
- Surrender - E..."

Avis, once you're finished with the Greek/Roman mythology series by Rick Riordan, you need to read The Sword of Summer. I loved it. I don't know much about Norse mythology, but Rick does a great job of telling us what we need to know. I'm planning to read The Hidden Oracle soon. At some point, I'll also get around to reading his Kane Chronicles books.

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The Lunar Chronicles
Vampire Academy Series
Bloodlines Series
Small Great Things
Magnus Chase

[Rose]

Fay Storms
Detour
Rian Field
Sex & Sushi
Misconception

[Nima]

I probably won't stick to this but hopefully I will:


Crooked Kingdom
Thinking, Fast and Slow
Dark Matter
The Rose and the Dagger
The Kaiser's Last Kiss

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Small Great Things
Winter
Stars Above
Miss Peregrine's series
And many more

[josephine]

How to choose! I'm currently reading Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, but I think the next five will be (in no particular order)...
1. The Hobbit
2. Alice
3. A Gathering of Shadows
4. Vicious
5. Six of Crows

If anyone recommends which one I should start with or has any comments/reviews about these books then I'd love to hear them!

[Melissa]

Can I count the books I'm currently reading?
1. Housewitch
2. The Dragon Keeper
3. 84, Charing Cross Road
Beyond that, I'm not sure. I know I'm getting some books for Christmas, because I picked them out, but I forgot what I picked out.