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[Paula]

Just started "The Christmas Thief" Mary and Carol Higgins Clark.

[Claire]

Marti wrote: "Claire wrote: "Jeane wrote: "Brielle wrote: "Morgan wrote: "I'm just about to finish The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory. I took a break from it for a while, but now I picked it back up again..."

Yes, I've heard good things about The White Queen and have that on my to read shelf.

[Adam Busker]

Just started Everything Is Illuminated A Novel this morning...so far it is one of the harder books for me to get into due to the broken English, but everyone seems to love it so I am hoping it grabs me.

[Linda]

Brielle wrote: "Adam wrote: "Just started Everything Is Illuminated A Novel this morning...so far it is one of the harder books for me to get into due to the broken English, but everyone seems to lo..."

I loved Book Thief. I thought the beginning was bazaar but after that had a hard time putting it down.

[Linda]

Claire wrote: "Linda wrote: "I am about 1/3 of the way though The Rooftops of Tehran. So far I like it"

What is this book about, Linda? It sounds intriguing."

The background is Iran in the 70's. I would have to say it's a coming of age story but a sophisticated one. I'm about 2/3's done and so far it's been emotionally moving, humorous and sad. It's also very nicely written.

[Delan]

Just finished Finger Lickin Fifteen by Janet Evanovich. I just loved that book. It was the 2nd book ive read by her. I started with Fearless Fourteen, and now know i want to start the series from number one because they seem to be so good.

Now im moving onto The Autobiography Of Santa Claus.

[Juniper]

Tender at the Bone: Growing Up at the Table by Ruth Rechl. Funny stuff!

[Natalie]

I'm currently reading Gilead A Novel , it seems to have a "December" kind of vibe .

[Kat (A Journey In Reading)]

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I think that will be the next one that I read!!! That or Beautiful Creatures

I started Betrayed yesterday.

[Jayme]

Natalie wrote: "I'm currently reading Gilead A Novel , it seems to have a "December" kind of vibe . "

This sounds like a good book. You'll have to tell me how you like it.

[Lianne]

I am currently reading Futaro Yamada's The Kouga Ninja Scrolls at the recommendation of my brother, lol. xD

[Julie]

Just finished The Weight of Silence, it was one of the best books i've read in a long time, now i'm reading Shadowland, and will most likely be finishing it today, becasue of all the snow were getting!! after that im gonna go back to King and read Apt Pupil, then to decide what to bring on my trip to France, i have no idea what books to bring or how many books to bring, any idea?!

[Janny]

Our next book club read will be A Fine Balanceby Rohinton Mistry - has anyone read this? It looks interesting.

I finally caught up with Robin Hobb's Fool trilogy, which I thought fleshed out her first three in that series quite a bit.

For my own enjoyment, I'm taking my time with Treason's Shore by Sherwood Smith, which finishes out her 4 title series that began with Inda.

[Carol]

The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane-Katherine Howe

[Blaine]

I am still working on A Conspriacy of Paper. I enjoy it a lot, but it is a slow read. Not uninteresting, but rather lots of old english words, and a path that weaves from place to place and person to person in London of 1719.

[Marti]

Julie wrote: "Just finished The Weight of Silence, it was one of the best books i've read in a long time, now i'm reading Shadowland, and will most likely be finishing it today, bec..."
I absolutely agree with you about the Weight of Silence!

[Robbin]

I just finished reading Heartsick by Chelsea Cain. It was wonderful, if you like blood and gore. Lots of detail and suspense.
Now, I am starting Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach. (from one extreme to the other)Hey, I read anything almost.

[Kristin]

I finished The Pact tonight, Im very impressed with it, I was sucked in!
I have The Tenth Circle and Keeping Faith both sitting on my shelf.. I have The Undomestic Goddess out though I think I'll start that one first, then read one of those two.

[El]

Just started The Dispossessed An Ambiguous Utopia by Ursula K. Le Guin today - about 60 pages in so far. Planning to also start The Winter Queen by Boris Akunin tonight as well.

[Jessika]

carol (akittykat) wrote: "The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane-Katherine Howe"

I hope you enjoy this! I read it this summer and loved it, but I've heard that it's very much an "either you hate it or you love it" kind of book.

[Kirstin]

I just finished Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen
by Julie Powell and what a fantastic book. I could not put it down. She had me laughing out loud.
I've started Suite Francaise by Irène Némirovsky and so far its pretty good.

[Marti]

I just finished The White Queen and I really enjoyed it!!! This was not the first time I had read historical fiction from this time period but it was the first time I read specifically about Elizabeth Woodsville and from her viewpoint (FICTION) written by Phillippa Gregory!

Next according to my handy dandy list from the library, I have to read Sand Sharks by Margaret Maron. The latest of the Deborah Knott mysteries. Oh I wish I could just start it tonight and keep reading - but sleep would be a better option.

[Beth]

Recently finished La's Orchestra Saves the World (4 stars), The Pleasure of my Company (4 stars), and Um. . . Slips, Stumbles, and Verbal Blunders, and What They Mean (3 stars). Now reading and very much enjoying The Day the Falls Stood Still.

[Linda]

Jess wrote: "carol (akittykat) wrote: "The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane-Katherine Howe"

I hope you enjoy this! I read it this summer and loved it, but I've heard that it's very much an "either you hate it ..."

For me, overall the book was good but I felt the present day part was not nearly as engaging as the historical part.

[Linda]

Robbin wrote: "I just finished reading Heartsick by Chelsea Cain. It was wonderful, if you like blood and gore. Lots of detail and suspense.
Now, I am starting Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach. (from ..."

I loved Heartsick. Gretchen was so evil and for me at least, a female serial killer unusual. Couldn't wait for sequel, but have to say did not enjoy Evil at Heart nearly as much.

[Linda]

Marti wrote: "Julie wrote: "Just finished The Weight of Silence, it was one of the best books i've read in a long time, now i'm reading Shadowland, and will most likely be finishing..."

I also enjoyed Weight of Silence. Didn't really expect to as I have a hard time finding "light" books that I like. I was emotionally drawn in to this one. Good read!

[Jamie (The Perpetual Page-Turner)]

Just finished Love in the Time of Cholera! LOVED it! And now on to Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris!

[Jeane]

Brielle wrote: "Linda wrote: "I loved Book Thief. I thought the beginning was bazaar but after that had a hard time putting it down."

Same here! The begining was a little awkward and hard to understand, but now t..."

Bought it yesterday!

[Jeane]

I am reading such a beautiful book but the truth of what is written about the present which in the book is the past is scary...The Olive Readers.

[Lianne]

I've started reading Victoria Hislop's The Island yesterday (after staring at my TBR list and shelf for ages, lol). I enjoyed reading The Return and I don't know much about modern Greek history so it should be interesting =)

[Carol]

Let me know about The Return. I have not read much about Greek history.

[KittyLiterature]

I am now reading Me, Cheeta. It's well written, but I am finding it more bleak than funny.

[Bridgit]

Janny wrote: "Our next book club read will be A Fine Balanceby Rohinton Mistry - has anyone read this? It looks interesting.

I finally caught up with Robin Hobb's Fool t..."

Janny - I read this a few months ago with my book club. It is AMAZING. Has become easily one of my top 10 favorites that i have ever read. Don't get me wrong, it is a very depressing read, but the writing is beautiful and the story is so perfectly plotted and well-thought out. ENJOY!

[Janny]

Bridgit wrote: "Janny wrote: "Our next book club read will be A Fine Balanceby Rohinton Mistry - has anyone read this? It looks interesting.

I finally caught up with [author:Robin Hobb..."

Bridgit - thanks! I do look forward to this book, though I wish we didn't always bob for depressing themes, with this reading club.

[Lindz]

KittyLiterature wrote: "I am now reading Me, Cheeta. It's well written, but I am finding it more bleak than funny."

I have been wanting to read that, sounds interestng.

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I'm reading High Fidelity, The Road, and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland...oh, the wonders of being snowed in.

[KittyLiterature]

Lindz wrote: "KittyLiterature wrote: "I am now reading Me, Cheeta. It's well written, but I am finding it more bleak than funny."

I have been wanting to read that, sounds interestng."

The idea behind the book is awesome. Original and funny, but the all too human parts are a bit depressing. It's certainly worth a look.

[Viki]

Just finished Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane...awesome read..

[Renee]

I am currently reading Cage of Stars by Jacquelyn Mitchard. Hopefully will be through soon. May be picking up a short read next to finish out the year. I have Shutter Island and may go ahead and read that one since it is coming out in theaters.

[Carol]

Renee wrote: "I am currently reading Cage of Stars by Jacquelyn Mitchard. Hopefully will be through soon. May be picking up a short read next to finish out the year. I have Shutter Island and may go ahead and ..."

Shortest read I ever had. One day and one night could not put it down. hehehe

[Janet]

I'm just getting ready to start The Time Traveler's Wife. Have been looking forward to it!

[Petra]

I just finished The Complete Maus over the past week. It's my first graphic novel and I thought it was marvelous! The words and graphics work well together to bring out the emotions and details of the story. These particular books (Maus I & II) are wonderful. Maus I tells the story before being taken to Auschwitz and Maus II, which is much harder to read due to it's subject matter, continues the story in the Concentration Camp to the end of the war. Very poignant.

I haven't started a new book yet. I am continuing with Ulysses as a "background" book and am thinking of starting Bad Monkeys soon.

[Carol]

Yeah Mr. Joyce is far in my background. I want to finish The Physick Of Deliverance Dane. Then start Wuthering height for the other group read.

[Rachel]

I forgot Fight Club when i went to work this afternoon..but had Shutter Island in my bag...started that, now I gotta finish Fight Club :)

[Jayme]

Petra wrote: "I just finished The Complete Maus over the past week. It's my first graphic novel and I thought it was marvelous! The words and graphics work well together to bring out the emotions an..."

I just finished Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and my next book now is Maus. I'm glad to here you liked it so much!

[Lauren]

December has been such a busy month for me!! Hardly any reading time! I am still working on Thr3e by Ted Dekker! I am loving it though!

[[deleted user]]

Finished The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets Nest last night which is the 3rd/last in the Millenium Trilogy. Absolutely loved it, very happy with how things turned out.

I'm about to start the Puppet Master by Joanne Owen which should be interesting.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Beth, WHen I read The Pleasure of My Company, I fell in love with the main character. I love whacky zany crazy lead guys.... Have you read The Ha-Ha or This Book Will Save Your Life, or Motherless Brooklyn? Similar concept - crazy whacky lead characters.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Ryan wrote: "I'm reading High Fidelity, The Road, and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland...oh, the wonders of being snowed in."

Three good books, who could ask for anything more?

[Beth]

Lori wrote: "Beth, WHen I read The Pleasure of My Company, I fell in love with the main character. I love whacky zany crazy lead guys.... Have you read The Ha-Ha or This Book Will Save Your Life, or Motherless ..."

Hi Lori,
No, have not read those three but definitely will put them on my to-read list...many thanks!