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[Heather L]

Finished reading The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake by Aimee Bender. Good writing, but strange book. Am now halfway through Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost.

[Toni]

Recynd wrote: "Hi! I'm new to the group, too. Nice to meetcha.

My very, very favorite feeling is the feeling I get when, after finishing one book, I'm standing in front of my "to read" stack, trying to decid..."
from your list, I loved The Girls. It is such an exquisite and unusual book. I highly recommend it.

[Tess]

Jewel the singer?

[Gabriella]

Yes, I like her music very much, and the book just gives you an insight into how she achieved her dream and what life is like on the road. She lets you know about what she has learned on her journey and some peculier and difficult experiences she has been through. It can be a little bit funny sometimes too.

[Scott]

I am currently reading Carved in Bone.

[Allison]

Danie wrote: "Ohh! Please let me know how The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest is. I just recently finished The Girl With...."

I will let you know! :) I finished The Girl Who Played with Fire recently, and loved it as much as the first, so I have high hopes for the Hornet's Nest! :)

Let me know what you think of One For The Money. I picked that one up a few years ago, and never really got into it and didn't finish it. I've heard lots of good things though, so I wonder if it's worth another go.

[Brenda]

I finished The Upside of Down, and I am plowing my way through Great Expectations

[Sanskriti]

I just finished reading The Color Purple. It's a gripping story and it had my attention right from the start.
Now onto something lighter, young adult fantasy - Inkheart

[Jeane]

I loved Inkhaert and the rest of the serie! Enjoy!!!

[Maria]

Betsy wrote: "Finished The Postmistress. I thought it was a gripping tale, with engaging characters.I liked the strong but diverse woman characters who created lives outside of role boundaries of 1940 America an..."

glad to hear you liked this, it's the march selection for my book group at the library.

[Maria]

i started Lark and Termite today, and i'm not sure what to think. i didn't get far, but it hasn't grabbed me, and i'm wondering if it's worth reading. i've never read anything of the author's so i'm not sure what to make of the way things are unfolding. anyone have any thoughts on this book one way or the other?

[Krys]

I finished with Earthly Remains and have started a new nonfiction-- Victimology by Doerner and Lab. The text is a bit heady, but it's easy to understand and I'm really enjoying it. :o)

[Gitte]

I finished Invisible by Paul Auster last night, and now I'm reading Orlando by Virginia Woolf.

[Joanne]

I just finished City of Glass last week and I'm currently reading Book of Tomorrow today. :)

[Patricia]

I started The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery this morning.

[Rebecca]

I've finished Wuthering Heights Everything about this book makes it makes it truly brilliant. 5 stars
Midnight Sun I loved the story from Edwards point of view. 5 Stars
Hush, Hush The storyline certainly keeps you interested, but i personally found it hard to read. 3 stars
My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding There is not enough here that stands out, Maybe it's a case of trying to cram too many authors in to one book. 3 stars
A Great and Terrible Beauty The writing was gorgeously elaborate great, but sometimes so elaborate I didn't actually know what was going on. 3 stars
and I have started Glimmerglass Bloody Tower: The Diary of Tilly Middleton, London 1553-1559 and Slave to Sensation

[Claire]

Rebecca wrote: "I've finished Wuthering Heights Everything about this book makes it makes it truly brilliant. 5 stars
Midnight Sun[bookcover:Midnig..."

Rebecca, Bloody Tower sounds really good. Is it fiction or non-? Let us know how you like it.

[Flora]

I'm currently 2/3 of the way thru The Oracle of Stamboul and half way thru Clockwork Angel and I love both of these so far. I think Clockwork Angel is actually better than the Mortal Instruments series.

[Jane]

I finished You Know When the Men Are Gone and enjoyed it so much more than I had expected. Also finished The History of Love but... less impressed with that one. All the "And yet." and "But."'s were driving me crazy. And now... to decide what to read next.

[Scott]

I just started Ender's Game on the way home.

[Lori, Super Mod]

I just finished The Ghost Trap, which i am also hosting a giveaway for. I think this book has great group read potential.

[Jeff]

I've just finished a book entitled, In the Fullness of Time, by historian Dr. Paul Meier. It's a great book about Christmas, Easter, and the early Church.

[Paula]

I've just started "A Taste of Magic" on my Kindle. It's been cute so far.

[Alisha Marie]

I'm reading Will Grayson, Will Grayson and am liking it so far, but that means nothing considering how many books I read last month that started great and then went downhill halfway through. Hopefully, this month is better than last month book-wise.

[Clara]

I am reading The Ladies of Missalonghiby Colleen McCullough. I just love that little book. I stopped reading The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton so I could concentrate on that one. I can't seem to be able to read several books at a time. I may start then one will take over the other.

[Flora]

I just finished The Oracle of Stamboul I really loved this story and hated to see it end.

Am over half way thru Clockwork Angel

[Betsy]

Just finished up The Pact by Jodi Picoult and I am just beginning The Persuader. The Pact was an outstanding story of a possible suicide pact between two teens whose families were the best of friends. Although it has the hallmarks of a Picoult novel -plot twists,strong characters, and a switch of narration between time settings, the book was in my opinion one of her better ones.

[Brenda]

Jane wrote: "I finished You Know When the Men Are Gone and enjoyed it so much more than I had expected. Also finished The History of Love but... less impressed with that one. All th..."



I really enjoyed my time with "You Know When the Men Are Gone." I am suggesting this book to one of my discussion groups.

[Tess]

From a Christian aspect?

[Susan]

I have a bunch going right now but I'm almost finished with Season Of Secrets (Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense) by Marta Perry. She is a new author for me and am loving this book!

[Flora]

Finished Clockwork Angel and loved it. Getting ready to start The Secret of Lost Things

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

Just finished The Quiet American - my first Graham Greene.

[Efe]

Patricia wrote: "I finished The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga which I thought was really good.

Now I'm going to start Say You're One of Them by Uwem Akpan."


Two absolutely fantastic reads!

[Mafi]

I'm reading Handle with Care by Jodi Picoult :)

[Efe]

I finished Outlander by Diana Gabaldon and really enjoyed it so I jumped right into Dragonfly in Amber by her too, but that was a huge mistake. It is dragging and I am so bored. I'm not sure if I just needed a break from the series or if I truly don't like the book. Impossible to tell. I am anxious to get through the last 200 pages and dive into Room

[Susan]

I'm now reading Undead and Unreturnableby MaryJanice Davidson. I love this series and this author!!!

[Lori, Super Mod]

I began The French Revolution yesterday. It's raunchy and hilarious! And if you have an iPhone or iPad, it also comes with a free app that gives you loads of "extras"... It's not currently available through Android so I can't access any of it.... awww nuts!!!

[Yasmin]

Read recently Alice Walker's "By the Light of My Father's Smile", read Colette's Claudine's House and now reading an adapted book of Olaudah Equiano, adapted for younger readers but it was the only copy of the Life of Olaudah Equiano they had!

[Petra]

Monef wrote: "I finished Outlander by Diana Gabaldon and really enjoyed it so I jumped right into Dragonfly in Amber by her too, but that was a huge mistake. It is dragging and I am so b..."

Monef, Dragonfly In Amber is the slowest of this series. It was my least favorite, too.

[Tess]

I used to work with Mary Janice. We did the newsletter together. She is so fun! It comes out in her writing

[Susan]

she has me giggling all the time Tess!!

[Betsy]

Mafalda wrote: "I'm reading Handle with Care by Jodi Picoult :)"
Did you know there is a fan club on site for Picoult books? I read and enjoyed this Picoult book also.

[Betsy]

I'm reading in between working and sleeping Persuader by Lee Childs. It's pretty good-enough so that I pivkd up another book by Childs anyway.

[Lentz]

I am just finishing Infinite Jest, which was quite a marathon, just starting The Autograph Man by Zadie Smith, and I just bought Moore’s Mythopoeia by Chirstopher Wunderlee, which I’m very excited about (his previous book was very good).

[Clara]

I just finished The Ladies of Missalonghi by Colleen McCullough. I am now reading Casting Off by Nicole R. Dickson at the same time, The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton.

[Tess]

Susan - Where dso you live? She does quite a few books tours

[Susan]

I'm in Southeast Wisconsin--23 miles South of Milwaukee!!

[Jason "Book Sniper"]

Im trying to finish The Kite Runner and Crazy Love: Overwhelmed by a Relentless God this weekend if time allows. Plus I cant seem to pull myself away from this computer long enough to pick up a book. SORRY MY FELLOW BOOKWORMS :P

[Rosabelle]

I'm currently reading .

[Susan]

I have this one somewhere in my piles......how are you liking it Rosabelle??