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[Rayna]

That's impressive. I've only really read short stories in Italian. That, and half of a giallo.

[Mafi]

I'm reading by Cecelia Ahern

[Jeane]

Rayna wrote: "That's impressive. I've only really read short stories in Italian. That, and half of a giallo."

Thanks Rayna. I am used to it so it is ok for me.

[Jeane]

Mafalda wrote: "I'm reading by Cecelia Ahern"
I seem to always enjoy her books and they are so true to Ireland.

[Mafi]

I'm reading by Karen Marie Moning

[Lianne]

I am currently reading:

- St. Augustine's Confessions. Saint Augustine (finally started reading it more steadily these past few days rather than a few pages here and there)
- Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov (at long last I've cracked it open)
- Scott Lynch's The Lies of Locke Lamora (I'm actually re-reading it; it's been a long time and I was in the mood for a good fantasy)

[Allison]

I just finished Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins, and now I'm starting Candide by Voltaire.

[Gabriella]

I'm reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.

[Flora]

I just finished The Shield that Fell from Heaven and wasn't all that thrilled with it. I'm moving on now to A Reluctant Queen: The Love Story of Esther and also Tiger's Curse

[Ioana]

I picked at random a book from my Kindle, that I got for free some time ago: Genghis: Birth of an Empire. It's really good, and I enjoy it a lot. It seems this is a series, so I'll probably get the next one(s) too.

[Scott]

Jennifer wrote: "Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill was on a few of the spooky lists posted in the group so I decided to give it a go. So far i'm impressed!"

Heart-Shaped Box was good but I thought Horns was even better.

[Gitte]

I'm listening to The Falls by Joyce Carol Oates.

[Mafi]

I'm reading by Karen Marie Moning

[LindaD]

Ioana wrote: "I picked at random a book from my Kindle, that I got for free some time ago: Genghis: Birth of an Empire. It's really good, and I enjoy it a lot. It seems this is a series, so I'll p..."

I own that, but have yet to get going on it. Looks really good, thanks for the encouragement!

[Flora]

Linda wrote: "Ioana wrote: "I picked at random a book from my Kindle, that I got for free some time ago: Genghis: Birth of an Empire. It's really good, and I enjoy it a lot. It seems this is a ser..."

I read this one not long ago and I really liked it too.

[Lisa P]

Mafalda wrote: "I'm reading by Karen Marie Moning"

This was the first paranormal series I ever read (not too long ago I might add)...Loved it!!! Really enjoyed her Highlander series as well.

[Cate (The Professional Fangirl)]

I've recently finished Songbird by Angela Fristoe and reviewed it here: http://wp.me/p1CKWU-4M

I'll be starting with Jonathan Decoteau's Storm World: Speaker Of The Gods.

[Kelly]

I just read Illusions and I am staring on Farewell to Manzanar: A True Story of Japanese American Experience During and After the World War II Internment

[Jennifer]

I seem to be reading books five and six at a time lately. The current crop:
Murder Most Royal
The Quilter's Homecoming
Act of Treason
The Shop on Blossom Street
Divine Inspiration

[Scott]

I finished The Gates this morning.

Then I started Bag of Bones.

[Flora]

I'm about half way into and I really like it so far. I've also gotten started on and I'm not too sure about this one yet.

[Yulande]

by C.S. Lewis
by Dean Koontz
by Patricia Briggs

[Jeane]

Finished Dylan Dog: Il giardino del destino

[Karen M]

Just started today Love Kills.

[Angela]

I just finished The Friday Night Knitting Club, and am now starting The Sound and the Fury

[Paula]

Angela wrote: "I just finished The Friday Night Knitting Club, and am now starting The Sound and the Fury

Angela, did you enjoy "The Friday Night Knitting Club"? I liked it when I read it and just finished "Knit Two".

[Heather L]

Yulande: I read The Voyage of the Dawn Treader earlier this month, two more to go in my (re)read of the series. I hope you enjoy(ed) it!

Have also read books five and six of the Harry Potter series this month, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. One more to go before the last movie comes out!

Picked up a shorter one before hitting the last HP, Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet by M.C. Beaton.

[Susanna]

About to start Salem's Lot .

[Agnieszka]

I'm currently reading:

To the Lighthouse
The Good Thief's Guide to Paris (which is less entertaining than I expected and I've already skipped a couple of pages. Alas.
And 'Ten Little Niggers' by Agatha Christie. The search option can't provide me with a link to this book. I hope I'll manage to uncover the culprit this time!

[Catherine]

Agnieszka wrote: "I'm currently reading:

To the Lighthouse
The Good Thief's Guide to Paris (which is less entertaining than I expected and I've already skipped a couple of pages. Alas.
A..."

The reason you can't find 'Ten Little Niggers' is that it is also titled 'And Then There Were None'. That book went through a couple of title changes: TLN to Ten Little Indians and then, at least in the US it became And Then There Were None. There may have been other iterations in other countries and other times. The changes were due to sensitivities to certain words in the titles. You must have a very old copy of the book! Enjoy!

[Paula]

I'm just starting "The Heretic's Daughter"

[Angela]

Paula wrote: "Angela wrote: "I just finished The Friday Night Knitting Club, and am now starting The Sound and the Fury

Angela, did you enjoy "The Friday Night Knitting Club"? I like..."

I loved the Friday Night Knitting Club! I'll probably read the sequel sometime.

[Brenda]

Jennifer wrote: "I seem to be reading books five and six at a time lately. The current crop:
Murder Most Royal
The Quilter's Homecoming [bookcover:The Q..."

Jennifer, Are you enjoying "Act of Treason?" I do like the books Vince Flynn writes.

[Brenda]

I am still working on Into the Wild.

[Agnieszka]

Catherine wrote: "Agnieszka wrote: "I'm currently reading:

To the Lighthouse
The Good Thief's Guide to Paris (which is less entertaining than I expected and I've already skipped a couple..."

Thank you for the information, dear! There's a copy on Goodreads, though. I have it on my 'currently reading' list in my profile but somehow I couldn't find the link to it while posting here.
Actually, I have a Polish version in which the original English title is also presented. :)

[Jeane]

Finished Dylan Dog n. 280: Mater Morbi

[Flora]

I finished and really enjoyed it. I'm currently about half way thru The Three Musketeers and am wondering if this book ever ends.

[Agnieszka]

I dropped The Good Thief's Guide to Paris after reading slightly more than half of the book (it wasa utterly boring and the characters were uninteresting and flat). Picked up W dżungli życia (a Polish book) and something the Goodreads had on its sidebar as a recommendation: Entropic Quest. The latter starts off in a very promising way and the writing style is very lovely.

[Glenda]

Mudbound. Set in the 40's after WWII, this book is beautiful. It is about a married couple, living in Memphis, TN leading a quiet peaceful life. When circumstances throw them into the Delta land of Mississippi on a farm, the turmoil starts. It is about the adjustments that all the characters have to make and the trials of racism that existed during that period of time.

[Allison]

I'm currently reading Rachel's Holiday by Marian Keyes and Unfinished Business: One Man's Extraordinary Year of Trying to Do the Right Things by Lee Kravitz. Enjoying both so far! :)

[Molly]

I am reading The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcottby Kelly McNess. I will probably bring out my old copy of Little Women to reread after I finish.

[Linda]

Glenda wrote: "Mudbound. Set in the 40's after WWII, this book is beautiful. It is about a married couple, living in Memphis, TN leading a quiet peaceful life. When circumstances throw them into..."

Glenda:

I read this book some time ago and thought it was very well written and a powerful story.

[Ioana]

Glenda wrote: "Mudbound. Set in the 40's after WWII, this book is beautiful. It is about a married couple, living in Memphis, TN leading a quiet peaceful life. When circumstances throw them into..."

Glenda,
I just got it from the library, good to hear you liked it. It's my next in line to read.

[Flora]

I've gotten started on Tiger's Curse

[Mafi]

I just started by Alyson Noel

[Brenda]

Molly wrote: "I am reading The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcottby Kelly McNess. I will probably bring out my old copy of Little Women to reread after I finish."

Or you might have to seek the book

The Little Women Letters out. I re-read the Lost Summer & now have started reading The Little Women Letter. Last summer I did find that I re-read Little Women after finishing The Lost Summer....

[Molly]

Against the Wind by Brock and Bodie Theone....

[Peter]

The Perfect Deceit

An enthralling book on how countries vie against each other to be top dog on the world stage. Spies, double agents, love triangles -- it’s all in a days work! In today’s interconnected world, this book gives one an interesting perspective on how much competition goes on behind the scenes with ambitions and stakes running high. Hearts are broken and for some power is gained. High drama and lots of mind games involved. Perfect summer reading!

[Jennifer]

Brenda wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I seem to be reading books five and six at a time lately. The current crop:
Murder Most Royal
The Quilter's Homecoming..."

This is the fifth or sixth Vince Flynn I've read and I really like them. I bought my husband the first two for his kindle and he seems to be liking them also. Gives him something to read between Star Wars books and military history.

[Molly]

Spies of the Balkans by Alan Furst