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[sonya]

started JRR Tolkien THE TWO TOWERS. My stepfather had the books for twenty years; i read the hobbit when I was 12 and again when I was 19.

I also started MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE by Nicholas Sparks.

[Elizabeth]

Reading Fossum's Edge of the Water. Scarey but I love how she developes her characters.

[Barbara]

I'm about a third of the way through Freedom. My February Book Club choice.

[Cheryl]

I just started reading Fire by Kristin Cashore.

[Tanya]

In the middle of . Interesting reading a book based on the area that you live in and having the author depict it in a way that you would... Decent story so far but not sure what the central plot of the book is, which is beginning to get frustrating. Will read The Radleysnext...

[stormhawk]

I also like reading books set locally. I was recently surprised to find a book that I'd liked BECAUSE it was set locally that seemed to capture the area pretty well was written by someone who had NEVER BEEN HERE.

[sonya]

i have to stop laying down to read unless my body wants to fall asleep. I hate when I do that in the morning and sleep all day after I put the book down.

[Samantha]

Nessa wrote: "Samantha wrote: "just finished and now reading "

I read Darkfever the other day and thought it was great! Let me know how The Dar..."

I loved DarkFever and I'm almost done with the Darkest Night it is hard to put down so I think you would like it..wouldn't have taken so long but I had to start BloodFever to!

[Liz]

I just finished INSIDE MY HEAD a YA that I highly recommend.

I'm currently reading CARRIE PILBY.

[Susan]

I'm now reading Ice by Linda Howard it grabbed me from page one!

[Clara]

I am now reading The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton. I have heard so much about it. I hope not to be disapointed.

[Liz]

Clara, I recently read THE FORGOTTEN GARDEN. Looking forward to hear what you think.

[Nissie Lambert]

Ursula wrote: "I have read [bookcover:The Bachelor List|27875..."

I have the McKettricks books, but I haven't started them yet. How did you like them?

[Clara]

Liz wrote: "Clara, I recently read THE FORGOTTEN GARDEN. Looking forward to hear what you think."

Liz, I will let you know, so far so good.

[Elizabeth]

Don't Look Back by Karin Fossum

[sonya]

THE SECRET GARDEN--children's book (forgot the author, long time ago)

BONEYARD--Michelle Gagnon (on pc from ebooks.com)

[Elizabeth]

Samantha wrote: "just finished and now reading "

Going to start Dark Fever next.Never read any genre like that. Should I read it in a certain order with her other books?

[Lisa]

Sonya wrote: "THE SECRET GARDEN--children's book (forgot the author, long time ago)

BONEYARD--Michelle Gagnon (on pc from ebooks.com)"

The Secret Garden is by Frances Hodgson Burnett, who also wrote A Little Princess, which is another fantastic read (IMHO).

[Nessa]

Elizabeth wrote:
Going to start Dark Fever next.Never read any genre like that. Should I read it ..."

Read this series in sequence. Darkfever, Bloodfever, Faefever, Dreamfever, Shadowfever

The series is great.

[Mikhail]

I read book. Good book. It has steamy action. I like much. Igor and I have much fun together. Twilight good series. Characters are dreamy. Igor likes too.

[Samantha]

Elizabeth wrote: "Samantha wrote: "just finished and now reading "

Going to start Dark Fever next.Never read any genre like that. Should I read it ..."

I would definetly read the Fever series in order..I was told you could read her Highlander series out of order but I haven't read any of those yet.

[Valerie]

I just started reading a YA book called Pegasus by Robin McKinley. I actually started it Monday evening, but it was just so dang "dry" in the very beginnning. I put it down for several days & just picked it back up today... So far it's picked up and seems to be better, and hopefully will continue to be so.

[J.D.]

I'm reading Shiver and Raised by Wolves. I think I might also start reading I Am Number Four since it's coming out in theaters on the 18th. :)

[Elizabeth]

Thanks so much Nessa.

[Kathy]

I just finished , which I absolutely loved!!! I am now starting .

[Cheryl]

Just finished reading Fire by Kristin Cashore and loved it. Now, I'm starting Winter Study by Nevada Barr.

[Elizabeth]

Just starting Dreamfever. Have never read this genre before. Anxious to see how I like it.

[stormhawk]

Doctor Who and the Zarbi - Bill Strutton
Hyperion - Dan Simmons (for SF/F Book Club)
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward - H.P. Lovecraft (for SF/F eBook club)
The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Douglas Adams (for here!) I'm more skimming this, since I've read the Hitchhiker's books many, many times.

[Terri]

Really excited to be currently reading because I've admired her work for years, but was able to read a few selections from college anthologies before now.

[Elizabeth]

Dark Fever was not for me. After 100 pages I found it confusing. Paranormal Romance definition?

[Andrea]

I just finished Darkfeverand have started Bloodfever. They are definitely different from my normal reading, but I am enjoying them. I won't be able to stop the series.

[Nessa]

Andrea wrote: "I just finished Darkfeverand have started Bloodfever. They are definitely different from my normal reading, but I am enjoying them. I won't be able to stop the series."

My feelings exactly!! I just started gettig into them and I can't stop. Onto Faefever now and loving every second :) Enjoy!!

[Joseph-Daniel Peter Paul Abondius]

I am currently reading a few books at the present moment
1. Talking to Heaven by James Van Praagh
2. Benjamin Franklin by Walter Isaacson

[Elizabeth]

After Nessa and Andrea comments about Dark Fever and then saw where one of Moning's books was on the top 10 Publisher's Weekly list maybe I should try again.

[Andrea]

They are different, but the book gets a lot better the further into it you get. I admit I was confused during the first half of the book, but then I started figuring things out. Once you finish the first one you have to pick up the second because it leaves you hanging so bad. LOL.

[Jennifer]

Great Expectations, and it's taking me FOR.EVER!

[David]

I plan on reading Great expectations soon! I used to hate Mr. Dickens' writing but now that I'm not forced to read it I find his writing enjoyable.

[Elizabeth]

Reading The Devil at Nanking. Beyond suberp!!!

[Liz]

Just started MATCHED

[Andrea]

Finished Bloodfever and now in the middle of Faefever. They are addictive!

[Elizabeth]

The Devil of Nanking has me in its grip.

[Rebecca]

I have finished The Time Traveler's Wife This is an exceptional book, I loved it from beginning to end. A beautiful love story with an original concept. It's deeply moving, funny, sad, intelligent and original. 5 Stars
Fool This is the second Christopher Moore book I have read and TBH it has put me of starting another for a while. 3 Stars
Mockingjay I really enjoyed the first two books, they were fantastic. This book felt rushed especially towards the end. It might not be as good as the others but it is still a fabulous read. 4 Stars
Wake a quick and easy read 4 Stars
and I have started Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast. Robin McKinley

[Shyrill]

The HauntedThe Haunted

[Andrea]

Dreamfever

[Cheryl]

Allon: Book 1 by Shawn Lamb

[Elizabeth]

Black Comments by Karin Fossum

[Patricia]

I'm reading Unbroken
Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption

What a story. It's quite an education. I have an Uncle who was in WWII and he's pretty outspoken about it, now I can understand why.

[Rebecca]

I have finished Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast. Robin McKinley This book is a true gem, and I would recomend it to anyone, of any age. 4 stars
Vampire, Interrupted Besides Thomas who's book I was disappointed with Maguerite was the one other character in Lyndsey Sands Argeneau novels that I most wanted to read about. The best yet 5 stars
Bloodsucking Fiends I was disappointed with fool but I thought i would give this book a try and was glad I did. 5 Stars
and I have started Wuthering Heights and Midnight Sun

[Elizabeth]

Reading The Devil of Nanking Mo Hayder. Half way through and it is 5 stars for me. Also makes Lisa See's books even more meaningful especially The Shanghai Girls and Gold Mountain and more.Very heavy subject. Lisa See would you please write more books.

[Valerie]

I just finished reading Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakley-Cartwright which is a tie-in to the movie coming out next month. I admit I figured out the story early on, but certainly enjoyed it. I could envision it playing out in my mind, and really looking forward to the movie. There will be another chapter posted on the 14th of March... just go to the book's website: www.redridinghoodbook.com