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[Flora]

Finally finished Kraken *happy dance* I am so glad that one is done and over with.

Getting ready to start Incantation

[Patricia]

I finished Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction by David Sheff. A sad book about drug addiction. Next I'm going to read one I somehow missed in HS, Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck.

[Paula]

I finished reading "Traveling with Pomegranates" Sue Monk Kidd and Ann Kidd Taylor. Now I'm back to "Brimstone" Preston and Child which I'm very much enjoying.

[Paula]

Patricia wrote: "I finished Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction by David Sheff. A sad book about drug addiction. Next I'm going to read one I somehow missed in HS, [book:Of...

Loved "Of Mice and Men"!

[Claire]

The Time Traveler's Wife - Audrey Niffenegger

[Flora]

I finished Incantation it was really good, even tho it was sad.

I've just gotten started on The Meaning of Night: A Confession

[Katherine]

Currently reading "Bringing Adam Home" by Les Standiford, "Best Laid Plans" by Lynn Schnurnberger and "Keep a Little Secret" by Dorothy Garlock.

[Scott]

Just finished Florida Roadkill. That was a crazy ride. I can't wait until the next one becomes available from the library.

Now onto Duma Key.

[Yassemin]

Loved Duma Key!! One of SK's better new ones..

Currently reading: The Butcher's Boy which isn't too bad so far...good premise but kinda comes across as written by an inexperienced writer...

Also Unnatural Exposure. Hope its better than Cause of death which I had to end up skimming completely crap.

[Scott]

Yas wrote: "Loved Duma Key!!"

Glad to hear it.

[Matt]

Finished the 4th book of the Dark Tower, Wizard and Glass. Gonna read a couple stand-alone novels before tackling the 5th.

[Scott]

Matt wrote: "Finished the 4th book of the Dark Tower, Wizard and Glass. Gonna read a couple stand-alone novels before tackling the 5th."

I felt the same way after reading Wizard and Glass. It was quite a long read.

However, once I started reading Wolves of the Calla, I couldn't put the series down and read straight through to the end. I think the last three were my favorite in the series.

[southpaw285]

I am currently reading Ragtime by E.L. Doctorow. I just finished Room by Emma Donoghue.

[Sandra]

I loved Ragtime!

[Patricia]

I finished Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck which was great. Now I'm going to move onto Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson.

[Jack]

I've just finished the last book I read and it was really depressing. So, I'm taking my chance with a different genre this time -- Hopefully it would not murder me with the first ten pages...



Maybe I should have just gone on and finish the Percy Jackson series? I'm putting that off for as long as I can, but it kept calling me back... Hahah...

[Beth]

I'm reading So Much for That by Lionel Shriver. I won it from GR First Reads program.

[Jeane]

Finished Cry Wolfhich was really good and I am now reading a comfy typical Maeve Binchy Silver Wedding

[Tess]

You should read "Terry" by Senator George McGovern. It is the story of his daughter's alcoholism - very moving

[Diane S ☔]

I am reading Love you More by Lisa Gardner and Little Prices by Conor Grennan, both are very good.

[Flora]

I've managed to start 3 different ones The Meaning of Night: A Confession which so far is ok. I'm also readig Tipping the Velvet which I really like. and I have just started Faerie Wars

[Brenda]

This week I finished Methland: The Death and Life of an American Small Town and The Battle of the Labyrinth . I have started Velva Jean Learns to Fly: A Novel.

[Chantelle]

I'm reading and loving it. I can't believe I've never read it! I just finished last week, which I also loved, loved, loved.

[Mafi]

I'm reading Twilight by Meg Cabot

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the forgotten garden by kate morton. not a big fan of switching narratives, but the story is intriguing enough to keep me turning the pages.

[Courtney]

just finishing up Water for Elephants and then moving on to Wally Lamb's I know this much is true...so long, but hopefully worth it!

[Yassemin]

Reading two at the minute.

The Invisible Bridge which is okay but seems to be dragging at the moment... and The Secret.

[Tess]

Tribute by Nora Roberts

[Patricia]

I finished Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson which I thought was well written but kind of boring. Now I'm moving onto Little Bee by Chris Cleave.

[Jeane]

Finished Silver Wedding, probably the least good Maeve Binchy I read for now. Started The Great Gatsby this morning.

[Paula]

I'm reading "The Black Ice" Michael Connolly. It's been a page turner so far.

[Maria]

i finished Talking to Girls About Duran Duran by Rob Sheffield, and i loved it. it made me laugh out loud and remember some awesome music. the writing was also well done.

not sure what i'm picking up next, i have a few from the library to choose from, hopefully one strikes my mood!

[Allison]

I just finished The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. I absolutely ADORED this series- some of my favorite books ever.

Now I'm starting The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.

[Claire]

Courtney wrote: "just finishing up Water for Elephants and then moving on to Wally Lamb's I know this much is true...so long, but hopefully worth it!"

It is definitely worth it, Courtney. I loved I Know This Much is True. Wally Lamb can write!!

[Jane]

I am currently reading The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie and it is ok. Kind of bummed, because usually I am immediately sucked into any kind of mystery and rip through pages at breakneck speed... not totally loving Flavia as a narrator.

[LindaD]

Chantelle wrote: "I'm reading and loving it. I can't believe I've never read it! I just finished [bookcover:Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption|86..."

2 great books I want to read. Just heard an interview with the author of Unbroken, really amazing what we are capable of withstanding.

[Jeane]

Finished The Great Gatsby yesterday which wasn't anything special. I am now reading another great The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest

[Matt]

I've been making my way through Blood and Thunder by Hampton Sides, it's not as good as Ghost Soldiers but it's definitely still a worthwhile read.

[Maria]

i started, and finished, katie fforde's Life Skills last night. it was typical of her books, a woman in her 30s who makes a big life change and ends up having even bigger changes happen as a result. engaging and well written, which is probably why i stayed up until 1am to finish it last night. not one of my smartest moves.

i started Child 44 by tom rob smith at lunch today. i'm about a chapter in, and it feels like i'm going to enjoy it.

[Allison]

I just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time which I really enjoyed, and now I'm starting The Pillars of the Earth, which I'm really excited about. :)

[Tia]

Courtney wrote: "just finishing up Water for Elephants and then moving on to Wally Lamb's I know this much is true...so long, but hopefully worth it!"

I wasn't as excited about Water for Elephants as I wanted to be. It just sort of fell flat. How did you like it?

[Tia]

I just finished A Separate Peace.

I am currently reading The Heart of the Matter by Emily Giffin.

[Kehinde]

just started Atonement by Ian McEwan and I feel like it drags in some places but gonna keep on reading.. a lot of people say it picks up in the middle so we'll see.. other than that it's a beautiful novel and enjoying myself...

[Yassemin]

Allison wrote: "I just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time which I really enjoyed, and now I'm starting The Pillars of the Earth, which I'm really excited about. :)"

Hope you enjoy Pillars. I loved that book. Also loved the curious dog!

[Derek]

Curently reading Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore. Always get a good laugh with his work

[Gitte]

Derek wrote: "Curently reading Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore. Always get a good laugh with his work"

That one is so much fun, Derek! Enjoy!

[Linda]

Almost finished with . This book has such rich characters and her use of language is almost poetic. Each individual is so unique but together they form a landscape that keeps the reader engaged and wanting more. This is my first Louise Erdich book, but most assuredly not my last.

[Allison]

Yas wrote: "Allison wrote: "I just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time which I really enjoyed, and now I'm starting The Pillars of the Earth, which I'm really exc..."

Thanks, Yas! Glad to hear you liked both books! :)

[Dana *]

I am about halfway through Purple Jesus. I am pondering it a great deal as I read, whether I am liking it or not. it reminds me of films like Magnolia and Crash.

has anybody else got some info on this book?

[Sheila]

I finished The Glass Castle not too long ago and dove into The Hunger Games and Catching Fire and just started Mockingjay last night. Been on a good book role, now I am trying to decide on what to start next