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[Mary]

Tess, I 4-starred Mary Sutter--having snooped around on your bookshelves, I think you'd like it!

[Sheenah]

I just finished reading Matched and I have a A Kiss in Time by Alex Flinn sitting on my night stand now.

[Mark]

I'm about three-quarters through Stephen King's IT and began reading some stories from Harold Jaffe's collection Eros Anti-Eros, which came in the mail today.

[Eden]

I'm reading The Black Ghost of Scotia & More Pennsylvania Fireside Tales: Origins & Foundations of Pennsylvania Mountain Folktales & Legend by Jeffrey R. Frazier.

[Maya]

Finished Blood Beast By Darren Shan still reading Demon Thief By Darren Shan

[Alicia]

Eden wrote: "I'm reading The Black Ghost of Scotia & More Pennsylvania Fireside Tales: Origins & Foundations of Pennsylvania Mountain Folktales & Legend by Jeffrey R. Frazier."

Those both sound interesting!

[Betsy]

Stared reaing The Robber Bride by Atwell. I'm finding it funny so far. I expected it to be more preachy like Cat's Eye,so I'm pleased.

[Rebecca]

I have finished Halfway to the Grave This novel is an action packed page turner, which keeps the reader enthralled. I love the pace of this book, especially when it gathers speed towards it's exciting end. 5 stars
Storm Glass Not as good as the study series but still good. 3 stars
Naked in Death A topical story , with adult interactions, senators, and a shady boyfriend.
Recommended, I will be reading more of this author 4 stars
The Coven this second book in the series is fabulous and i would recommend it to anyone,the characters are likeable the plot keeps you interested 4 stars
I have started The Hollow and Lover Awakened

[Edith]

Just started The 5th Horseman. I really want to catch up with this series.

[Maya]

Finished Demon Thief and Wolf Island By Darren Shan not as good as Lord Loss but still readable now I'm reading Death's Shadow By Darren Shan and nearly finished Personal Demon By Kelley Armstrong

[Jeane]

Sword of the Prophet: The Mahdi of Sudan and the Death of General Gordon, half way and really interesting and very well written. Also started finally Suite Française. Not sure what I think about it for now. There is a lot of describing but not so much happened yet.

[Christy]

I couldn't get through Suite Française. I thought all of the characters were incredibly unlikable.

[Jeane]

Mmmm, for now the characters feel all a bit....empty, maybe unlikable like you said. I hope the story gets better though, fuller. I mean the name this book has, I need to get more than what i got for now!

[Alicia]

I am still reading Everything That Rises Must Converge. I am really enjoying it. It's totally different from what I expected. I just wish I had more time to read. Life keeps getting in the way.

[Suzanne]

I just started reading The Kitchen House, and have a feeling I will be done with it very soon! Such a great choice for the book club here at TNBBC. I can't wait to start discussing it!

[Tess]

Love Stephen King!

[Tess]

I just started The Color of Water. My daughter read it in freshman English in college. Very good so far. A very interesting family dynamic

[Alisha Marie]

I'm reading Saving Ceecee Honeycutt and am really loving it.

[Maya]

Just finished Personal Demon By Kelley Armstrong and started her next book Living With The Dead

[Dani]

Currently reading The Spine of the World by R.A. Salvatore and these are the next six books I plan on reading afterwards:

1) The Ghost Road by Pat Barker
2) Sea of Swords by R.A. Salvatore by
3) Troll: A Love StoryJohanna Sinisalo
4) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson
5) Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
6) The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

[Bridgit]

Been gone a while, but back to posting!

I'm reading The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America and really enjoying so far! About 1/3 of the way into it. I love this sort of well written micro-history!

[Alicia]

Danielle wrote: "Currently reading The Spine of the World by R.A. Salvatore and these are the next six books I plan on reading afterwards:

1) The Ghost Road by [author:..."

I like how you have your order planned. I can't think that far ahead, there are so many books I want to read!

[Dani]

Ha ha thanks Alicia! I have a flare and a passion for organzing so I get some sort of sick joy out of having my reading list planned out lol.

[Flora]

I finished Helen of Troy and absolutely loved it. I really hated to see the book end.

Now I am almost finished with City of Bones which has been ok. Its not great on the scale of Helen of Troy but its not just horrible either.

[Tess]

The Book Thief is one of my favorites

[Brenda]

I finished reading Strength In What Remains. It is a book that I am glad I read once, but I won't be reading it again.

[Patricia]

I finished Doctor Zhivago by Boris Pasternak and will start Loving Frank by Nancy Horan.

[Christy]

The Book Thief was excellent. And I love Outlander. Happy reading Danielle!

[Ned]

I'm reading Devil in the White City; How to Live, or a Life of Montaigne; and Amore: The Story of Italian-American Song.

[Tess]

That was a great book!

[Tess]

Patricia wrote: "I finished Doctor Zhivago by Boris Pasternak and will start Loving Frank by Nancy Horan."

Loving Frank is one of my favorites - let me know what you think when you are done

[Tess]

I just started "Oh my Stars" by Lorna Landvik and am into it. I am from MN, like her, so I can relate to how she says things and the area

[Alisha Marie]

I finished Saving Ceecee Honeycutt and thought it was great. Now, I'll probably start The Historian.

[Renee]

I'm currently reading Along Came A Spider by James Patterson. I started reading this book and remembered I saw the movie but can't remember what happened. It's a little slow right now but I hope it gets better.

Next I will read:
The Shack by Wm. Paul Young
The Red Tent by Anita Diamant

[Natalie]

I'm about to start Gulliver's Travels .

[Amber]

I just started Moon Called by Patricia Briggs this afternoon, It's okay so far. I just finished Shadowfever by Karen Moning and so far Moon Called isn't half as enjoyable to me as Shadowfever was!

[Jennifer]

Well how can you expect anything to live up to shadowfever. It was epic! But I hope you enjoy moon called. It's the only mercy thompson I've read, but I liked it. But I read it before shadowfever so...

[Amber]

That is what I am afraid of Jennifer....that nothing will EVER live up to Shadowfever. :)

[Jennifer]

Well this is Barrons we're talking about!

[Jeane]

I just finished the non-fiction book Sword of the Prophet: The Mahdi of Sudan and the Death of General Gordon and it was great! It is written in such an intertaining, understandable way and soooo interesting.

[Lekeshua]

I am juggling a couple right now. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies which I am enjoying but this one question is stuck in my head. Would society be so accepting of the Bennet girls learning and pursuing the dark arts? I know during that time period women become accomplished by learning art, music and languages. Nothing physical and fighting which at that time is a considered a male past time. Second Uncle Silas, which is okay. And third A Game of Thrones to get prepared for watching the series on HBO. Enjoying it so far but a very slow read so that I don't miss anything.

[Julie]

I am reading Winter Garden and I am completely engrossed!! It was a bit of a slow start for me for about 50 pages, but then it took off and I had a hard time putting it down. I have 70 pages left of 400. I am a very slow reader, but I hope to finish it today! Excellent Read!!

[Susanna]

Just about to start Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead .

[Julie]

Julie wrote: "I am reading Winter Garden and I am completely engrossed!! It was a bit of a slow start for me for about 50 pages, but then it took off and I had a hard time putting it down. I have..."

Finished the book!!! It was AMAZING!!! So glad I stuck out the beginning... the ending was well worth it!!! :)

[Flora]

Natalie wrote: "I'm about to start Gulliver's Travels ."

I LOVED Gulliver's Travels. Hope you enjoy it too.

[Maria]

Bridgit wrote: "Been gone a while, but back to posting!

I'm reading The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America and really enjoying so far! About 1/3 of ..."

this is on my TBR, glad to hear you are enjoying it!

[Maria]

Renee wrote: "I'm currently reading Along Came A Spider by James Patterson. I started reading this book and remembered I saw the movie but can't remember what happened. It's a little slow right now but I hope i..."

i LOVED The Red Tent. i read it about 7 years ago, and it still sticks in my mind. you'll enjoy it, it's well written, and very informative as well.

[Ruby]

I'm reading several other things as well, currently, but really trying to finish up my library books. I'm in the middle of two of them: In The Forests of Serre (liking it as I nearly always do the author's books) and Tender Morsels (not liking nearly as much).

The other library books waiting are:

House of Many Gods: A Novel, CHICAGO, Tarzan of the Apes, and Black Elk Speaks: Being the Life Story of a Holy Man of the Oglala Sioux.

I'm also reading one of my favorite children's books aloud to my husband, who hasn't read it before: The Apple Stone

[Katie]

I just started reading The Gargoyle. My friend recommended it and I told him I'd give it a try. I was just wondering if there was anyone else here that had read it and would recommend reading it.

[Gitte]

Katie wrote: "I just started reading The Gargoyle. My friend recommended it and I told him I'd give it a try. I was just wondering if there was anyone else here that had read it and would recomm..."

I read it a couple of months ago. I wasn't that excited about it, but it was OK.