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[Brenda]

Tess wrote: "Just went to Julie Kramer's book signing. Vvery ineresting lady. Investigative reporter/producer. That is how she got started with her writing"

You are making me jealous. I love to meet authors and Julie writes some great mysteries!

[Brenda]

I started SNAKE SKIN, last night because I needed a break from Great Expectations. I did read a chapter in a deciding what color looks best on you at noon yesterday, but I left book at work so I can't tell you the title. I hope to finish at least one book this weekend.

[Scott]

I started reading The Magicians this morning.

[Heather]

Reading Bloodroot right now and can't choose between Winter Ghosts, Stay, Tiger Wife or Imperfectionists...

[Linda]

Linda wrote: "Just finished Blood Memory by Greg Iles and gave it a 3.6. Better in the end than in the beginning. But I guess that is what you might want in a mystery." I've read several of Iles's books. I liked them all. I have a pet peeve about titles that tell you nothing about what the book is about so I am not sure which one Blood Memory was but I'm sure I read it.

[Butterflycager]

I'm reading Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah.

[Flora]

Heather wrote: "Reading Bloodroot right now and can't choose between Winter Ghosts, Stay, Tiger Wife or Imperfectionists..."

How do you like Bloodroot? I've been wanting to read that one.

[Heather]

Flora wrote: "Heather wrote: "Reading Bloodroot right now and can't choose between Winter Ghosts, Stay, Tiger Wife or Imperfectionists..."

How do you like Bloodroot? I've been wanting to read t..."

I'm about half way through and the story is very good. It's definitely about some hard-knock lives in Appalachia. I'm hoping there's a little redemption... I'll let you know what I think when I'm done!

[Claire]

I just finished Room. I thought it was a great read and had trouble putting it down. I'm going to pick up The Hunger Games again (put it down to read Room for the group read).

[Patricia]

I finished By the Light of My Father's Smile by Alice Walker and am starting Belly Laughs: The Naked Truth About Pregnancy and Childbirth by Jenny McCarthy.

[Emilly R]

TO THE LIGHTHOUSE BY VIRGINIA WOOLF

[Dara]

I have just started The Rest of Her Life by Laura Moriarty

[Karen]

The Perfect HusbandLisa Gardner

[Paula]

I just picked up Nocturne from the library this morning. I thought it looked pretty good and I'm already 30 pages into it.

[Patricia]

I finished Belly Laughs: The Naked Truth About Pregnancy and Childbirth by Jenny McCarthy and am moving on to Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah.

[Linda]

Linda wrote: "Linda wrote: "Just finished Blood Memory by Greg Iles and gave it a 3.6. Better in the end than in the beginning. But I guess that is what you might want in a mystery." I've read several of Il..."

Think recovered memory and abuse.

[Jane]

Flora wrote: "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"

I just started The Oracle of Stamboul and am really liking it, too. It's proving to be a very quick read, probably because of how much I'm liking it!

Finished re-reading The Likeness right before that... I thought I might have missed something the first time through. Still enjoyed it -- I really like Tana French!

[Sandra]

I like Tana French, too! Am currently reading The Name of the Wind, and am listening to Post Captain. Both are pretty good so far.

[Yassemin]

Betsy wrote: "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 frien..."

Loved that one. In total agreement with you, definitely one of her better ones!

[Yassemin]

Rosabelle wrote: "I'm currently reading ."

My absolute favourite JP book. If not one of my favourite books period. I hope you enjoy this too!

[Yassemin]

Scott wrote: "I'm going to start The Running Man on the way home."

Thats an awesome one..

[Yassemin]

I'm reading three at the minute:

One of my favourite authors, Peter James; Possession.

Peony in Love.

Executioners

[Scott]

Yas wrote: "Scott wrote: "I'm going to start The Running Man on the way home."

Thats an awesome one.."

I enjoyed it. It was a quick read. The only problem was that SK gave away the ending in the introduction.

[Yassemin]

He is a pain at times! Much as I love the man.

[Alayna]

just started The Child Thief by Brom and so far loving it, its basically a dark take on peter pan.

[Jeane]

I finished reading The Girl Who Played with Fireand I am so glad that for me it was same level as the first book. He wrote so well this books!

Something completely different now: How to Talk to a Widower. I am curious to see how I will feel at the end of the reading because it isn't really I wouls choose myself.

[Flora]

Finally almost finished with Kraken and just getting started on Julie and Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen

[Tess]

I agree. One of her better ones

[Mafi]

I'm reading Invitations To Seduction :)

[Linda]

Just finished Wrapped in Rain by Charles Martin. Gave it a 5. Charles Martin books are amazing. You know how some stories take their time to engage your mind and eventually capture all of your attention? This one embraces you from the very beginning and just gets better and better and takes your heart captive as well.

[Janny]

I just finished Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption - fabulously well done.

[Nance]

Sandra aka Sleo wrote: "I like Tana French, too! Am currently reading The Name of the Wind, and am listening to Post Captain. Both are pretty good so far."

The The Name of the Wind was a terrific book...just finished reading it the other day:) I have to start The Wise Man's Fear before I forget anything...wonder when the third book of the trilogy will be out?

[Rebecca]

I have finished and only the first (argeneau) story by lynsay sands and I have started

[Betsy]

Reading a Jack Reacher novel -Gone Tommorrow_ which takes place in NY where Jack tries to prevent what looks like a terrorist from exploding her device.

[Allison]

Petra wrote: "Allison wrote: "How are the rest in the series, Petra? Is it worth continuing on to the next books? I loved Outlander so much, it sucks that this one is so slow. ..."

Definitely. Although this ..."

Thanks so much, Petra! :) That helps a lot, I'll keep plugging away at it. :)

[Jeane]

I have just finished How to Talk to a Widower which suprisingly I have enjoyed reading. I will now start with Cry Wolf. I bought it a year and a half a go for one euro and have no idea what to expect.

[Tess]

Love Steig Larrson

[Patricia]

I finished Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah and will next read The Giver by Lois Lowry.

[Aylin]

Violin Dreams which is authored by Arnold Steinhardt, an international solo violinist and first violinist in the Guarneri Quartet and also finishing up War and Peace.

[Aylin]

Petra wrote: "Kelly wrote: "I agree w/Petra too. I have read all of them up to "A Breath of Snow and Ashes." I found that "The Fiery Cross" was a bit slow for me, but the rest of the series is fabulous IMO. ..."..."

I had the same exact experience. The Fiery Cross was a bit slow and have had a hiatus prior to A Breath of Snow and Ashes which I still haven't read (but own and plan to read).

[Jack]

I'm in the middle of



It's a difficult book to read for me. Kinda depressing really...

[Patricia]

I finished The Giver by Lois Lowry (a quick read). Now I'm moving on to Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction by David Sheff.

[Scott]

I'm going to start Florida Roadkill tonight.

[Maria]

i finished The Late Lamented Molly Marx by Sally Koslow last night. i enjoyed it, even rated it a 4 star. hopefully this will turn around my reading slump. i'm still working on The Zookeeper's Wife for my book group, plus i picked up more last night from the library. here's hoping these ones get me reading!

[Mafi]

I'm reading Size 12 Is Not Fat by Meg Cabot and Father Unknown by Lesley Pearse. :)

[Erin]

I've just started The Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht, which is great so far. I'm excited about this one, having read so many good reviews.

I just finished up The Paris Wife by Paula McLain, a fictional account of the marriage of Ernest Hemingway and his first wife, Hadley. They are both such flawed individuals, but the story is really interesting, particularly if you're a Hemingway fan.

I also recently read A Red Herring Without Mustard by Alan Bradley. It's the third in the Flavia De Luce series. I'm not much of one for serialized fiction or for most mysteries, but these books are so charming and engaging.

[Allison]

Erin wrote: "I've just started The Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht, which is great so far. I'm excited about this one, having read so many good reviews.

I just finished up [book:The Paris Wife|86838..."

Erin, The Tiger's Wife sounds really good. :) Let us know what you think when you're finished reading it.

[Erin]

I will, definitely! :-)

[Tess]

I liked The Giver. My daughter had to read it for school and recommended it

[Maria]

I started Talking to Girls About Duran Duran today, and it's awesome so far. I think I've laughed longer than I've read, if that makes any sense. Really looking forward to some more QT with this one.