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[Betsy]

Lori wrote: "Betsy wrote: "Okay,so this is probably not the place to ask this...But I'm not sure what forum is...
At one point I had the books listed by author in the "MyBooks" section. Now its' just a random ..."

Thanks.I figured this out shortly after I wrote the post. But still thanks for your time and direction.

[Betsy]

Due to school being cancelled for three days,I've been chugging through the 5 books I bought at 50% off . Right now I'm 2/5ths through the White Queen and am getting involved in the plot. I'd forgotten how much I liked that genre. But then its' not my mother's Reader's Digest anymore. Great snow read! :D

[Alisha Marie]

I decided to put down The Ruins because I wasn't in the mood for it. I decided to read Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood instead and am really liking it so far.

[Unidragonfrag]

Well, currently I'm still reading Lord of the Flies and it's not that it's bad or anything (I actually really like it) I've just had a lot of other things going on lately and haven't had a whole lotta time. I'm almost done, though. Maybe tonight. :)

[Flora]

Alisha wrote: "I finished The Catcher in the Rye and don't really get what the big deal is...I ended up giving it two stars. Now I'm going to start The Ruins by Scott Smith."


I agree with you. I read this not long ago and didn't really care for it.

[Matt]

Just finished up The Waste Lands. The quest for the Dark Tower is getting better! Gonna start up Wizard and Glass later tonight.

[Judy]

Finally reading "Water for Elephants" by Sara Gruen

[Anna]

That's right - it's the one about the road bypass being built through the Whitethorn Woods and taking the sacred well with it.

[Maria]

i finished The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno last night. it wasn't my favorite book, i'll say that. parts of it were good, but it just seemed unnecessarily long and strung out. the writing itself was good, but i just wasn't a huge fan of the storyline.

i picked up Sarah's Key at target today, so i'll try to start that a bit later.

[Jeane]

Anna wrote: "That's right - it's the one about the road bypass being built through the Whitethorn Woods and taking the sacred well with it."

ok, I remember that it was still good but the lesser one of hers. Enjoy anyway, it still has her typical style in it. :-)

[Paula]

Maria wrote: "i finished The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno last night. it wasn't my favorite book, i'll say that. parts of it were good, but it just seemed unnecessarily long and strung ou...

I really liked "Sarah's Key" Maria, hope you enjoy it.

[Rebecca]

I have finished Lover Awakened The Third book in this excellent series is the best yet. Zsadist was amazing. 5 Stars
Spider's Bite I would definitely recommend this book as a sexy, sassy read, especially if you're looking for the type of book where the female lead is strong, autonomous, smart and sexy. 3 Stars

Darkfever Darkfever is the first novel in the Fever series by Karen Marie Moning. This book is full of mystery, revenge and tension. If you're looking for a fantastic supernatural tale that doesn't degenerate into an orgy, this might just be the one for you dont judge this book by it cover. 4 stars

Bitten & Smitten They story is utterly captivating and fun. The heroine is very easy-going and she made me wonder numerous of times, if it is actually possible to keep such a cold head under such "disturbing" circumstances. I enjoyed reading this book immensely, and would definitely recommend it to paranormal romance/mystery fans.
4 stars
Tempting the Beast I like erotic fiction as much as the next person, and this series had real potential but it transcended a lot of the boundaries I'd previously read. This was the first Lora Leigh book I've read, and I was looking forward to trying something different, but now I won't be in any real hurry to rush out and read the rest of this series, unfortunately, unless they're a marked improvement from book one!. 3 stars for the plot

I am now reading The Iron Daughter and A Hunger Like No Other and still reading The Hollow

[Emilly R]

I just finished reading "THREE JUNES BY JULIA GLASS"good reading but it drag on.Now i am ready to pick my next book.

[Lianne]

I started reading Steve Berry's The Emperor's Tomb, which looks different since it's set in a completely different continent this time around xD

[Petra]

I'm still reading War and Peace, which I'm thoroughly enjoying but I'm reading it in slower segments to give myself time to read something else, too.

Last week I finished Tender Is the Night. I found I really enjoyed it by the end, although I wasn't sure about that in the beginning.
In the next day or two, I'll also finish A Mixture of Frailties, the last of The Salterton Trilogy. I've enjoyed the entire trilogy of books. Davies portrays interesting characters. This trilogy has a lot of his humour and wit in it.

[Flora]

I'm about 1/3 of the way into The Nature of Monsters and altho I like it, I think I could do without alot of the body fluid references. I'm hoping for a happy ending with this one, its heartbreaking what this girl is having to go thru.

[Christy]

I just finished Room and I'm still reading the Song of Fire and Ice series. I wanted to wait to read the 4th book A Feast for Crows until closer to the release of #5, but I'm not sure I'll be able to hold out. I think I'll start The Help next, though.

[Jeane]

Finished The Other Boleyn Girlin speed time and loved it. I was so absorbed by it. Slowing down now with Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks: Fifty Years of Mysteries in the Making - Includes Two Unpublished Poirot Storiesand an Italian crime story.

[Christy]

I LOVED The Other Boleyn Girl. That started me off on a rather lengthy Tudor England fiction kick. I've enjoyed most of Phillipa Gregory's books that I've read. I also really loved Innocent Traitor by Alison Weir.

[Audrey]

Jeane wrote: "Finished The Other Boleyn Girlin speed time and loved it. I was so absorbed by it. Slowing down now with [book:Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks: Fifty Years of Mysteries in the Mak..."

The Other Bolyn Girl was excellent - I totally agree!

[Jeane]

The Queen's fool was great too.

[Claire]

I must be the slowest reader on Goodreads. I'm still reading The Forgotten Garden and am almost finished. I can't wait to see what happens or what the big mystery is (although I'm starting to sort of think I know what part of it might be).

I think next up will be The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

[Sara]

I have just started The Unbearable Lightness Of Being by Milan Kundera, really enjoying it so far :)

[Mary]

Betsy wrote: "Okay,so this is probably not the place to ask this...But I'm not sure what forum is...
At one point I had the books listed by author in the "MyBooks" section. Now its' just a random listing. I'd ..."

At the bottom of your "My Books" page is a drop-down menu labelled "sort". Just click on the down arrow to open it up. "Date Added" seems to be the default sorting method but you can change it. Mine seems to sort itself in different random ways every time I log on, though, so I don't know if you can change it to "By Author" permanently.

I'm reading The world beneath.

[Paula]

I'm reading "Uncommon Knowledge" Judy Lewis. It's her biography, she's the daughter of Clark Gable and Loretta Young. It's been really good so far.

[Madeline]

I moved on to Rosemary and Rue today. So far it's off to an interesting start. I love that it takes place in S.F. I can't think of any other books I've read that take place here. I have to say I have one question mark... There are a lot of references to the risks the faeries feel of accidentally losing the glamour they give themselves to appear human, and the inevitable "burning" that would be the end of that tailspin. Personally I really don't think anyone would take much notice of a someone with pointy faerie ears and wierd eyes here. They'd just think they'd had some fetish surgery and were wearing contacts... just saying. Other than that I'm onboard so far.

Cover Her Face was odd. I'm not sure where I am at the end. I kind of want to read the next one, but I'm also exasperated that this whole first book seems to move very leisurely, allows you to get to know the characters personalities quite well and then rushes unforseen connections at the last minutes.

[Rebecca]

Jeane wrote: "The Queen's fool was great too."

I agree it is one of the best books I have read (and thats a lot)

[Jeane]

Rebecca wrote: "Jeane wrote: "The Queen's fool was great too."

I agree it is one of the best books I have read (and thats a lot)"

I remember that the atmosphere created was so nice, the story really interesting (especially the different places and how linked). I loved the character of hannah and her father's job.... Even though I loved The Boleyn girl, The queen's fool was pure, less sensational....

[Jeane]

Paula wrote: "I'm reading "Uncommon Knowledge" Judy Lewis. It's her biography, she's the daughter of Clark Gable and Loretta Young. It's been really good so far."

Never heard about this one, but added it! :-)

[Scott]

I just finished Wolves of the Calla. It was fantastic.

Even though I didn't plan on it, I'm going to continue on the journey with Song of Susannah.

[Paula]

Jeane wrote: "Paula wrote: "I'm reading "Uncommon Knowledge" Judy Lewis. It's her biography, she's the daughter of Clark Gable and Loretta Young. It's been really good so far.[bookcover:Uncommon Knowledge|1070...

I'm really enjoying it so far Jeane, I'm only 100 pages in but there are a lot of pictures and it's interesting.

[Jenna]

Haven't posted here in a long time...been reading though. Good to be back and seeing what everyone is reading.

I'm currently reading Gone With the Wind which I am LOVING! It's my favorite movie and this is my first time reading the book.

I'm also reading My Life in France. Not very far into this one but am liking it so far.

[Alayna]

just about to start Hater, very exciting to start this book

[Paula]

Jenna wrote: "Haven't posted here in a long time...been reading though. Good to be back and seeing what everyone is reading.

I'm currently reading Gone With the Wind which I am LOVING! It's my fav...

Enjoy Jenna. It's my overall favorite book and movie of all time.

[Paula]

Jenna wrote: "Haven't posted here in a long time...been reading though. Good to be back and seeing what everyone is reading.

I'm currently reading Gone With the Wind which I am LOVING! It's my fav...

Enjoy Jenna. It's my overall favorite book and movie of all time.

[Tory]

I'm reading One Second After which I'm really liking. Also Alice I Have Been which is really good so far and Getting Personal.

[Jane]

I am close to halfway through Skippy Dies and am generally enjoying it. I don't know about "best of 2010," but we'll see... I finished Room right before that and loved it.

[Tess]

I love the classics

[Dana *]

Finished:
Chew 1: Taster's Choice, Ex Machina, Vol. 4: March to War, DMZ Vol. 5: The Hidden War, Y: The Last Man Vol. 3: One Small Step and also a manga version of Macbeth Shakespeare's Macbeth: The Manga Edition. I am now reading . It has been slow going to get into it, but i think I am getting interested now.

[Maya]

Im reading 3 at the moment

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[Christy]

I just finished Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins. It was pretty good. I love reading books with my daughter. Now I'm reading When Will There Be Good News? by Kate Atkinson. I've loved the other two books with the same detective, so I'm pretty sure I'll like this one too.

[Brenda]

I am listening to the girl who stopped swimming by Joshilyn Jackson today. It is very interesting.

[cazdoll]

I'm starting

[Flora]

Just getting started on Saving Ceecee Honeycutt and so far I really like it.

[Beth]

I'm reading Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly and I'm just about to begin J.D. Salinger: A Life by Kenneth Slawenski

[Anne]

I'm reading THE THIRTY NINE STEPS by John Buchan. It should be a quick read and I wanted to finish it before the new Masterpiece Classic version airs on PBS in March.

[Tess]

I want to read the JD SaLinger book -looks good

[Patricia]

I finished A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute and started The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay.

[Tad]

I'm reading The Sherlockian by Graham Moore and Gardens of the Moon by Steven Erikson.

Next week I'll start Progeny by R.T. Kaelin. After that I hope to pick up A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness.

[Linda]

I am reading , Heidegger's Glasses, and listening to The Year of Pleasures. Beat the Reaper has its ups and downs. Heidegger's Glasses is pretty intriguing and The Year of Pleasures is quite good.