What are your next 5 reads?

[Tara]

My daughters have made me very busy, so I have been slow a bit, I am reading now The Hobbit.
My next would be : Something from Katy Reichs, then John Grisham and last Pauolo Coehlo.

Tara Hamdi

[Zakiya]

So I've got a solidified list of my next 5 reads now:
Currently reading Silence (Becca Fitzpatrick).

Eyes Like Stars by Lisa Mantchev
Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
Graveminder by Melissa Marr
Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz

[Veronica]

My next 5 reads:

[Nancy from NJ]

I don't know. One of my book groups is ovetill September so I have a bit of a reprieve but I do need to do some reading for a community book sposored by our Jewish Commuinty Canter and others in the tri state area. The book we choose has to have a Jewish theme and titles range from Unorthodox to The Bookmaker's Son. I have already read some of the titles and will write reviews to help our organizations select a book that we all will read.

[Jonathan , A dream within a dream]

Reading five/more at once so hard to say.

[Sunny]

[Amy B]

The House of Velvet and Glass by Katherine Howe
The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan
Night Star by Alyson Noel
Twelve Times Blessed by Jacquelyn Mitchard
The Cay by Theodore Taylor

[R.J.]

Aggg, I have no idea! Agggggh! Now I am really freaked cos I am clearly a very disorganised sort of person!

[Melissa]

Michael Olesker's Baltimore: If You Live Here, You're Home
Spooky Creepy Baltimore County
Bitter is the New Black : Confessions of a Condescending, Egomaniacal, Self-Centered Smart-Ass, or Why You Should Never Carry a Prada Bag to the Unemployment Office : A Memoir
Rurally Screwed: My Life Off the Grid with Cowboy I Love
Where the Road Ends: A Home in the Brazilian Rainforest

[Holly]

Right not I'm reading The Kennedy Women. Then I'm going to read The Kennedy Men. Then I'm going to probably read a classic. I'm thinking either A Tale of Two Cities or The Moonstone. Then I'm going to read the Dark Tower series (so excited!). Then I'll probably read either another classic or something else, then the series by George R. R. Martin. I have a lot of my list coming up. Time to do some heavy reading!

[Lauren]

Holly wrote: "Right not I'm reading The Kennedy Women. Then I'm going to read The Kennedy Men. Then I'm going to probably read a classic. I'm thinking either A Tale of Two Cities or The Moonstone. Then I'm going..."

I love The Moonstone! :)

[Julie]

[R.J.]

The Great Gatsby ... I've got more out of the first 5 pages than the last five novels I read. Oh yes! It's a joy.

[Aiesha]

Geez, this is a hard one because there are several series that a bookclub is reading that I want to start but there are also a few I need to read to keep up with the current series that I'm reading. So... here's just a rough draft of what I plan to read next.



This should keep me going in my Harry Bosch series, caught up in the Women's Murder Club series, and finish the Theresa MacLean series with one more to read after Trail of Blood. I usually stick to one series but it does get to be a little much reading the same author and series back to back so I'll just rotate.

[Bev]

@Aiesha I love Michael Connelly. @Sunny let me know how Matched works out I seem to be "doing" YA dystopia at the moment. Must be a left over from Hunger Games (@ Veronica)! Also enjoyed the 50 shades books oddly hoo hmmmm blush.

I am reading Ashes by Isla Blick so if it goes well I may read another of hers but if not..... Eat Pray Love has to be next. Then I may do either Cranford or ooh choices choices.

[R.J.]

Go for Gatsby Bev, it's pure silk.

[Nicole]

Sunny in Wonderland wrote: " "

I attempted Moll Flanders a few years back...couldn't do it.

[Nancy from NJ]

Was at the library today and brought home the following 6 books so perhaps they all will be next.

Calico Joe by Grisham
The Litigators by Grisham
The Good Father by Hawley
The Sleepwalkers by Grossman
The Year of Magical Thinking by Didion

[Julie]

I think...

The Spooks Blood (Wardstone Chronicles #10) - Joseph Delaney
Tigana - Guy Gavriel Kay (this months Sword and Laser choice)
Syren (Septimus Heap #5) - Annie Sage
The Golems Eye (Bartimaeus #2) - Jonathan Stroud
Eragon - Christopher Paolini

But the last three could change if something else grabs my attention before I get to them.

[Bev]

R.J. wrote: "Go for Gatsby Bev, it's pure silk."

Bev wrote: "@Aiesha I love Michael Connelly. @Sunny let me know how Matched works out I seem to be "doing" YA dystopia at the moment. Must be a left over from Hunger Games (@ Veronica)! Also enjoyed the 50 sha..."

Already read it but cant recall it all as it was years ago.

[Bev]

Julie wrote: "I think...

The Spooks Blood (Wardstone Chronicles #10) - Joseph Delaney
Tigana - Guy Gavriel Kay (this months Sword and Laser choice)
Syren (Septimus Heap #5) - Annie Sage
The Golems Eye (Bartima..."

Julie wrote: "I think...

The Spooks Blood (Wardstone Chronicles #10) - Joseph Delaney
Tigana - Guy Gavriel Kay (this months Sword and Laser choice)
Syren (Septimus Heap #5) - Annie Sage
The Golems Eye (Bartima..."

Eragon is worth a read. Bit young to start with but improves.

[Lauren]

I think that my next five reads are:

Bloodlines
Pandora Gets Greedy
The Goose Girl
Hourglass
Anna Dressed in Blood

[raya (a little mango)]

At the end of this week, I'm picking up Shadow and Bone and reading it first thing. After that:

The Picture of Dorian Gray
Half World
The Alchemyst
The Postmortal

[Julie]

My next 5 are:

[Bev]

Julie wrote: "My next 5 are:



[bookcover:Why Do Men Have Nipples?: Hundreds of Questions You'd Only Ask a Doctor Afte..."

Hi I love the Lee Child books.

[Bridget]

I'm trying to clear some older books off my shelves, so my next 5 are...

[Julie]

This will be my first one, believe it or not. I'm looking forward to getting into this series. I've heard so much about it.

[Bev]

Bridget wrote: "I'm trying to clear some older books off my shelves, so my next 5 are...
[b..."

I also enjoy Michael Connolly and Harlen Coben too.

[Bridget]

Bev wrote: "Bridget wrote: "I'm trying to clear some older books off my shelves, so my next 5 are...
[bookcov..."
I have read a bunch of Harlan coben's books and always find them very enjoyable and interesting. but I have never read any of Michael Connelly's. Hopefully I like them too.

[Aiesha]

Kyle ~The Rebel Leader~ wrote: "My next five reads:

Heartstopperby Joy Fielding
True Believerby Nicholas Sparks
Velocityby Alan Jacobson
Worst Caseby James Patterson
Devices And Desiresby P.D. James"

I've never read anything by Alan Jacobson but his books look interesting! How do you like them?

[Nancy from NJ]

My next reads are The 11th Hour and The Family Corleone.

[Jd]

Eat Pray Love( I Guess)
Blood Done Sign My Name
A Gathering Of Old Men
Pride and Prejudice
The Appeal got to get a Grisham in there

[Bev]

Bridget wrote: "Bev wrote: "Bridget wrote: "I'm trying to clear some older books off my shelves, so my next 5 are...
[bookcover:Lost Boy Lost G..."
Cobens books are easy reading, relaxing whilst Connelly is a little darker. Do try some.

[Razmatus]

the rest of Malazan series... but if that doesnt count, then it is Dune and then books by I.C. Esslemont :P

[Bev]

Dune is a good book but the rest of the series is not as good.

[Rad]

Azincourt
Wheel Of Time Books, including: The Eye Of The World, The Great Hunt, A Crown Of Swords, Winter's Heart, The Dragon Reborn, The Fires Of Heaven, The Shadow Rising, Lord Of Chaos, Crossroads Of Twilight, The Path Of Daggers, New Spring, Knife Of Dreams
1000 Years Of Annoying The French
A Tale of Two Cities
Pride and Prejudice

I am very much looking forward to reading these, but it will take me a very long time!

[Razmatus]

Bev wrote: "Dune is a good book but the rest of the series is not as good."

by the advice of a friend of mine who is a huge Dune fan, I will read just Dune, as he said it is pretty standalone thing, without requiring to read anything else in the series... so I will read just that one, after I finish Malazans, that is... as a kind of intermezzo before I resume my Malazan ventures for some time again as I will read through Esslemont's books :)))

then maybe some Abercrombie or Rothfuss, who knows, I hoarded up a pretty big amount of books as of late, so no problem there as to choose :P

[Bev]

Yeah i agree with your friend about Dune. You have a good time ahead reading those authors - enjoy!

[Razmatus]

which reminds me I got two books by Ildefonso Falcones (Cathedral of the sea and Hand of Fatima), so those will come either before or after I get to Follett's two medieval books :P

[Bev]

Not heard of those I will go and research them. thanks

[Razmatus]

Bev wrote: "Not heard of those I will go and research them. thanks"

he is often labelled as Spanish Follett, for the sake of the reader being able to imagine the genre he is writing... in those two books he is focusing on spanish golden age / inquisition era, and such, I think

[Sam]

After the book I'm reading I'll read these:

Mandy
The Gift
Worlds In Collision
Still Waters
The Unforgiven

[Razmatus]

the rest of the Malazan (count as one)
Dune
Cathedral of the sea
Hand of Fatima
then probably Esslemont's novels (the order might change)

[Julie]

[Bev]

Hopefully they are

[Nancy from NJ]

I have just made a list of summer reads so the next 5 may be any one of these on my list.

[Rad]

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(Last) for the second time!

[Holly]

I'm reading The Dark Tower series. I'm currently on The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands.

[Zakiya]

Currently reading The Shapeshifters.

My next 5 reads:
Eighth Grade Bites by Heather Brewer
Chosen by P.C. & Kristin Cast
L.A. Candy by Lauren Conrad
Sinful by Sara Dailey & Stacy Weber
Wicked: Witch & Curse by Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie

[Rawan]

Probably these :
Darkly Dreaming Dexter
Frankenstein
Lolita
Crime and Punishment
Divergent

although I started with Dexter , now I am reading Hunger Games #1 , Tom Sawyer ( found the full version and not the half translated one to my language which I Hated and Slaughter House Five )