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[Tracy]

Jamaie wrote: "I'm currently reading Going Bovine & I'm 1/2 through it. "

I have that on my to-reads pile. How do you like it so far? The cover really made me laugh.

[Carol]

Just picked up Cane River.

[Darcia]

I recently finished The Wives of Henry Oades by Johanna Moran. This is her debut novel and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys historical fiction and/or those who simply love a well-told story.

[Jamaie]

Chrystal & Kathy...I am enjoying it quite a bit. I've actually LOL so many times. (:

Kathy wrote: "Chrystal wrote: "Jamaie wrote: "I'm currently reading Going Bovine & I'm 1/2 through it. "

I read that a few weeks ago. I really enjoyed it. How are you liking it?"

This book look..."

[Jamaie]

I really tried listening to Skeletons at the Feast & got through the first CD & I've decided to quit....it has depressed me in that short time...ugh, I hate feeling that way. I know things have happened in the past that are very hard to take & listen to...but I just can't do it...sorry.

[Jamaie]

Tracy...What's really great about the cover is it's completely relevant to the story...although you'll have to read 1/2 the book to get to that point...LOL.

Tracy wrote: "Jamaie wrote: "I'm currently reading Going Bovine & I'm 1/2 through it. "

I have that on my to-reads pile. How do you like it so far? The cover really made me laugh.

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[Jamaie]

This one did not get high marks from me...mostly because it's a story that keeps getting retold by authors & movies. It's such old news at this point. If you saw "The Pregnancy Pact" on Lifetime..that is this book.

Jrsygrl1980 wrote: "Christine wrote: "Just started [image error]"

oh keep us updated i was curious as to if this book was good. something about it keeps peaking my intrests and drawing me in!"

[Mary]

I finished East of the Sun and really liked it - 4 stars.

I am now reading A Reliable Wife which I'm finding creepy but compelling.

[Brenda]

"Started People of the Book. Seems to very good but also very different than Year of Wonders."

They are very different, but both books were enjoyed by me.

[Petra]

Darcia wrote: "I recently finished The Wives of Henry Oades by Johanna Moran. This is her debut novel and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys historical fiction and/or those..."

Thanks, Darcia! I have this on my TBR list. It's good to hear a recommendation for it.

[[deleted user]]

The Painted Veil by W. Somerset Maugham, and Night by Edna O'Brien.

[Marti]

Jamaie wrote: "Tracy...What's really great about the cover is it's completely relevant to the story...although you'll have to read 1/2 the book to get to that point...LOL.

Tracy wrote: "Jamaie wrote: "I'm curr..."

NOT MY DAUGHTER

I think the book was a good read. Yes in some ways it is a told often story. But the parts that make this book stand out to me are the mother daughter relationships, the small town politics, the strength and growth of the characters...I think is is a good read as are all of Barbara delinsky's books, however her newer ones (like this one) really show how honed her craft now is.

[Susan (NY)]

I'm reading The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs and really enjoying it.

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

Finished A Day in the Life of Ancient Rome: Daily Life, Mysteries, and Curiosities, A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare: 1599, and Wolf Hall recently, and gave all of them 4 stars.

Currently reading Life on the Mississippi and The Class of 1846: From West Point to Appomattox: Stonewall Jackson, George McClellan, and Their Brothers. Had forgotten what a treat it is to read Mark Twain.

[C.]

I am currently reading Hope Was Here by Joan Bauer and Memories of My Melancholy Whores by Gabriel García Márquez. :)

[Jeane]

Brenda wrote: ""Started People of the Book. Seems to very good but also very different than Year of Wonders."

They are very different, but both books were enjoyed by me."

It is giving me that urge to read feeling when I am not, which I love!!!:-)

[Jeane]

Finished The Color Purple, continuing El Libro de los Amores Ridiculos and People of the Book. Tomorrow I am going to start Crocodile on the Sandbank, which has been a little bit on my TBR and might be a good change in what I am reading recently.

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Jrsygrl1980 wrote: "Christine wrote: "Just started [image error]"

oh keep us updated i was curious as to if this book was good. something about it keeps peaking my intrests and drawing me in!"

I thought it was pretty good, I enjoyed it. But I had a hard time with the girls' behavior, one in particular annoyed me. I like this author though.

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Starting

[Janny]

Finished The Bone Doll's Twin and sequel after the second try - the trilogy has a creepy overtone running through a well executed, fairly classic fantasy story line. The horror element put me off, at first.

I've got a big stack of TBR. Not sure what I'll grab, yet.

[Irene]

Christine wrote: "Starting "

Fantastic book! I hope you enjoy it.

[Linda]

Christine wrote: "Starting "

Christine: While I loved Mudbound, this (at times) can be a hard book to read from the standpoint of some of the horrific things that occur in the storyline. It is, however, well written.

[Tammy AZ]

I've recently read some thrillers and horror books and just stepped back into some heavier reading with Infidel and Tears in the Darkness: The Story of the Bataan Death March and Its Aftermath. Both are very good and I'd recommend them but be prepared for sadness at just how badly humans can treat each other.

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Linda wrote: "Christine wrote: "Starting "

Christine: While I loved Mudbound, this (at times) can be a hard book to read from the standpoint of some of the horrific things that oc..."

Hmmm....I think I have already come across one such thing. I do really like it so far though.

[Lyn (Readinghearts)]

In addition to the other books that I am reading, I have decided to read Everything That Rises Must Converge by Flannery O'Connor.

[Alicia]

I just started Galapagos by Kurt Vonnegut. I was looking for something else at the library but ended up coming home with this. The only other Vonnegut I have read is Slaughterhouse-Five but I have been curious to read some more.

[Brenda]

Lyn M wrote: "In addition to the other books that I am reading, I have decided to read Everything That Rises Must Converge by Flannery O'Connor. "

Are you enjoying this book? I have thought about reading it once and then another book looked more interesting.

[[deleted user]]

I am currently reading Joshua Ferris' Then We Came To The End with my book club. Next month we are reading Jonathan Lethem's newest Chronic City as well as J.D. Salinger's The Catcher In The Rye. That's all with the group, but what I have on my night stand goes as follows:
What is What by Dave Eggers
Under My Skin by Doris Lessing
How We Are Hungry by Dave Eggers
Lemon by Lawrence Krauser a.k.a. Lemony Snicket
Water For Elephants by Sara Gruen
Here They Come by Yannick Murphy
You Shall Know Our Velocity by Dave Eggers
Death In Spring by Merce Rodoreda
The Witch of Portobello by Paulo Coelho

[Ann from S.C.]

I just finished I, ALEX CROSS by James Patterson. It was good. I also finished THE FIVER UPPER by Mary Kay Andrews and loved it!

[Cait]

Dan wrote: "Cait wrote: "I have Lancelot here at home! :o) I think I'll be reading it fairly soon."

Cait,

Let me know what you think when you read this one. Percy is one of my favorite authors but I don..."

I will!

[Cait]

I finished Laughter in the Dark, which was wonderful (though incredibly bleak).

I'll be starting Under the Dome in the morning. I need to get that read asap - it was due back at the library a week and a half ago. Oops.

[Signteach]

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[Daniela]

I'm reading Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister

[Rene]

I have just finished reading Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt. I have also recently read Marley and Me. I am working on Await your Reply.

[[deleted user]]

Rene wrote: "I have just finished reading Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt. I have also recently read Marley and Me. I am working on Await your Reply. "

How was Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt? I'm debating buying that one at the moment.

[Rene]

Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt was a really great book. I read it in one day. It reminded me of The Help but without the civil rights issue.

[[deleted user]]

Okay...then I must get it. I loved The Help.

[Bridgit]

Just finished Dharma Bums for my book club. Read a quick Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde last night (meh) and am now back to the previously started Dune.

[Rene]

Just finished Await Your Reply. Strange, chilling and somewhat complex.

[Donna]

I just started That Old Cape Magic by Richard Russo.

It is my Feb. bookclub read here on GR.

[Diane U]

Christine wrote: "Diane U wrote: "I just started reading The Pact: A Love Story!"

That was my first Picoult, and I loved it. Hope you enjoy it."

I am totally enjoying it! I am reading it on my kindle and I am 41% done. I wish I could have stayed home today to finish it!

[[deleted user]]

Just started SAVING CEECEE HONEYCUTT by Beth Hoffman

[Efe]

Finally finished 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest' by Steig Larsson. Great trilogy, but I'm glad I am done as it did get a bit unnecssarily long winded at times, plus lugging that heavy book all over town was not fun. I started the Hunger Games last hight...very late for the group read I know. I am halfway through, and loving it, I absolutely could not put it down.

[Donna]

Monef wrote: "Finally finished 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest' by Steig Larsson. Great trilogy, but I'm glad I am done as it did get a bit unnecssarily long winded at times, plus lugging that heavy book ..."

I really am getting impatient! I think it should be in the US soon enough!

[[deleted user]]

T.C. wrote: "Just started SAVING CEECEE HONEYCUTT by Beth Hoffman

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I soooo want this book. I may have to break down and buy it because I'm like 200th in line at PBS.

[Jenna]

Finished Peony in Love by Lisa See while being snowed in. Just started Bitter is the New Black : Confessions of a Condescending, Egomaniacal, Self-Centered Smartass, Or, Why You Should Never Carry A Prada Bag to the Unemployment Office by Jen Lancaster. Pretty funny so far.

[Claire]

Lori wrote: "Cait, I liked Laughter in the Dark. It kinda reminded me of the other Lost novel I had read (before reading this one) called Lancelot by Walker Percy. Similar concept, although, of course, Nabokov'..."

What are these Lost novels, Lori? They sound interesting.

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

Lancelot is a good novel.

I've picked up The Class of 1846: From West Point to Appomattox: Stonewall Jackson, George McClellan, and Their Brothers, which I am really enjoying.

[Claire]

I just started The Reluctant Fundamentalist after finishing Lovesong. Trying to get through a chunk of my TBR pile. Lovesong was a really nice read.

[Lianne]

I'm currently reading Gabriel Garcia Marquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude. It's interesting so far but the usage of the same two male names is driving me a bit insane at times because I'd get confused between the generations, lol.