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[Cate (The Professional Fangirl)]

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Busy! =D

[Patricia]

I finished House of Sand and Fog by Andre Dubus III and now will read Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

[Sheila]

Ioana wrote: "Sheila wrote: "I am getting ready to start The Kitchen House for my work book club, looks really good"

Sheila,
The Kitchen House is a great book, hope you'll like ..."

Thanks! I started yesterday and am about a third into it, and I am really enjoying it.

[Betsy]

Linda wrote: "Glenda wrote: "I just finished One for the Money by Janet Evanovich. I think everyone except me has read this series, at least a few books from it, but I am just now star..."

Linda wrote: "Glenda wrote: "I just finished One for the Money by Janet Evanovich. I think everyone except me has read this series, at least a few books from it, but I am just now star..."

[Betsy]

Hmm. the above post was all ready on my screen,so I pushed post to get a blank square. I guess I should have erased it,but then I didn't write it???? Since I been here last- back in late June sometime, I read about 14 books. Its'summer vacation I can read non-stop and often do.
One of the books I read was Crooked letter Crooked Letter and while I'll agree the plot was predictable the characters were outstanding. I found myself talking to them as if they could actually hear me .

[Sheila]

Betsy, I really enjoyed Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter too. Yes it was very predictable (especially the 'brothers'), but the charecters were so well developed that I didnt care.

[Ioana]

After Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin (disturbing and very informative, but way too long abd somewhat repetitive) I needed something totally different. So I am reading A Cure to Die For: A Medical Thriller now. An easy, fast read that I really enjoy.

[tiasreads]

I just finished The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette and it was... not awful. It was good enough to finish, but not something I'd want to read again. And now, shockingly, I have no more books in my house that I have not read. That's a sad state of affairs!!

[Susanna]

The Long Walk was excellent. King can make even walking seem like a terrifying experience.

Next I'm going to pick up The Catcher in the Rye . Believe it or not, I've never read it before and I'm pushing 25.

[Claire]

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - J.K. Rowling

[Lisa]

I'm reading The Best Laid Plans. It's funny and has stimulated my interest in politics, but I can't help but copy-edit it as I read!

[Karen M]

I'm reading a book I won, Freedom's Sword, and it's a really good historical novel. I'm also reading Heart Trouble, love this series.

[Mafi]

by Julia Gregson

[Priya]

I am currently reading "No Deadline For Love" by Manasi Vaidya



Have finished half the book so far. Enjoyed every bit of it, Can't wait to finish the rest :-)

[Rayna]

Suzanne C wrote: "I just finished The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette and it was... not awful. It was good enough to finish, but not something I'd want to read again. And now, shockingly, I have no m..."

that is amazing. I don't know what I'd do if there wasn't a single book in my house that I hadn't read...

[Jane]

Recently finished and thought it was great... SO much to ponder upon finishing that one.

Now I'm reading , and need to also find my next "adult" book to read. It's not as if my shelves are anywhere near empty (Suzanne, that is AMAZING! To finish all the books I own is a perennial resolution...), but sometimes an excess of choices can feel overwhelming!

Maybe I'll go with ... it's been sitting there unread for a while!

[Mafi]

Now I'm reading by Victoria Clayton

[ILoveBooks]

Right now it's Hourglass: Myra McEntire

[Karen M]

Just finished Freedom's Sword and am starting The Lake Shore Limited.

[Collin]

I'm reading Untold Story: A Novel by Monica Ali. Tasty little "thriller light" about Princess Diana faking her death, moving to America and the paparazzi photographer who uncovers the secret.

[Kelly]

I am reading The Shadow of the Wind and Russian Winter, both of which I am enjoying. I can already tell that The Shadow of the Wind is going to be fantastic, so I am going to read it slowly so I can savor it. Next I have to read Room for my book club, which I am not looking forward to. I have two young boys (4 and 2) so I am not sure I can handle it.

[Allison]

I just finished The Murderer's Daughtersand am moving on to Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back

[Maria]

Clara wrote: "Patricia wrote: "Yesterday, I started reading The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff. It's pretty interesting. It interweaves two stories. One is about Brigham Young's 19th wife, who breaks away from t..."

give The Historian a try, it was very interesting and it grabbed me right away.

[Maria]

i read The Book of Tomorrow from Cecelia Ahern this evening, and was slightly disappointed. it wasn't as engaging, or magical, as her other books. not a total wash, just not my favorite.

not sure what i'll grab next. we're reading Wicked for the next library selection, so i may start that. i also have Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend so i may try that since it's smaller.

[Rayna]

I just finished London: The Novel now I'm trying to figure out which of the library books that are almost due I should read next.

[Susanna]

Did not enjoy The Catcher In The Rye much. Next I'm picking up The Stand , finally.

[Doug]

I'm reading the Master Butcher's Singing Club. Outstanding so far.

Susanna, you're the second person who said that about Catcher in the Rye. Maybe it's one of those books that is less relevant now. Interesting.

[Dana *]

halfwasy throughPlague of the Dead and the action is finally kicking in.

[Allison]

Maria wrote: "Clara wrote: "Patricia wrote: "Yesterday, I started reading The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff. It's pretty interesting. It interweaves two stories. One is about Brigham Young's 19th wife, who brea..."

The Historian is a fantastic read!

[Flora]

I'm half way thru Titus Groan and so far I just don't care for it. I hate to not finish a book but I don't know if I will this one.

[Karen M]

Flora wrote: "I'm half way thru Titus Groan and so far I just don't care for it. I hate to not finish a book but I don't know if I will this one."

Oh nooooo. It's still sitting on my TBR shelf. May be sitting there a very long time. LOL

[Rayna]

I picked up The Tiger's Wife last night. It's due back at the library in two days, so I'm trying to read it quickly!

[Brenda]

Mafalda wrote: " by Julia Gregson"

Mafalda...Are you liking this book? It is getting mixed reviews at the bookstore I work at, so I am not sure if I want to read it or not>

[Susanna]

Doug, a friend of mine read it in high school almost ten years ago and loved it. But then again, I'm not in high school anymore, and I can't say for sure if I would have liked it even then.

[Sara]

I have a spreadsheet in format .pdf in which is the first chapter of the book "Tuesdays He liked best," It's really interesting book. Famous polish bestseller - conversation with Archbishop Mieczyslaw Mokrzycki now available in English on Amazon.com and jp2books.com. He had a weakness for cookies and Yasser Arafat. He liked Tuesdays Because he had free time, and he has never Invited Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski is Sydney's St. Mary. Archbishop Mieczyslaw Mokrzycki, John Paul II's personal secretary, reveals Previously unknown details of the life and papacy of John Paul II's in an interview with a reporter of polish television TVN24. If you are interested in this section, I can send it to you for your e-mail. Write to me at: saramigers@gmail.comHe Liked Tuesdays Best - a story about everyday life of the Blessed John Paul II

[Scott]

I finished The Beach, which I really enjoyed.

Then I started It. This is my 3rd time through this one. I haven't read it in almost 20 years. This is my favorite King book. When I started reading it yesterday, I was getting the chills. This book scared the crap out of me when I first read it back in about '87. I think I was about 17 when I first read it.

[Patricia]

I finished Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury which I really enjoyed. Now I'm reading The Maytrees by Annie Dillard. A slow start.

[Flora]

Karen M wrote: "Flora wrote: "I'm half way thru Titus Groan and so far I just don't care for it. I hate to not finish a book but I don't know if I will this one."

Oh nooooo. It's still sitting on..."

I just don't care for it but I've heard alot of ppl say differently. At this point I'm gonna put it on hold I may pick it back up later as I hate to not finish a book. But for now I think I'll move on to Dracula in Love

[Claire]

Scott wrote: "I finished The Beach, which I really enjoyed.

Then I started It. This is my 3rd time through this one. I haven't read it in almost 20 years. This is my favorite Kin..."

Scott, I have not read It yet. I heard it is really scary and I plan to read it one of these days. I love Stephen King......hope you enjoy It!

[Emilly R]

I am still reading "GILLIAD",so far i enjoy this book

[Jennifer]

Finished The Devil's Queen: A Novel of Catherine de Medici. Also finished The First Rule. Started The Lost Quilter and The Scarlet Contessa: A Novel of the Italian Renaissance. Also reading The American Heiress.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Hey guys, I am reading Zazen and I think you all should run out and grab a copy of this right away!

Im about half way through and am in love with it. It's contains some of the best writing I have come across this year. It's prose is to-die-for. It's main character Della could be everyone....

Let me know if you end up checking it out!

[Jeane]

Maria wrote: "Clara wrote: "Patricia wrote: "Yesterday, I started reading The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff. It's pretty interesting. It interweaves two stories. One is about Brigham Young's 19th wife, who brea..."

I was also completely dragged into it but a lot of people need to read a bit more before it gets interesting, so hang on.

[Jeane]

Finishing Il giorno del lupo and reading The three musketeers.

[Jeane]

Susanna wrote: "Did not enjoy The Catcher In The Rye much. Next I'm picking up The Stand, finally."

I didn't like Catcher in the rye at all too, rather annoying.

[Brenda]

I am reading Thirteen Reasons Why. It is good so far.

[Sheila]

Finished The Kitchen House last week and getting ready to start The Help.

Though for some reason when everyone I know raves about a book it takes me forever to finally pick it up and read it. Had the Help sitting on my nightstand for 8 months or so and have never bothered to pick it up!

[tiasreads]

Sheila wrote: "Finished The Kitchen House last week and getting ready to start The Help.

Though for some reason when everyone I know raves about a book it takes me forever to fi..."

Sheila, I was the same way about The Help, but it really was as good as everyone says. How was The Kitchen House? It's been on my TBR for a while.

[Rayna]

Just started 2666 and I'm thinking about starting The Plantagenet Prelude now.

Sheila, I was hesitant about reading The Help, but I really ended up enjoying it. I hope you do too.

[Lorraine]

I'm currently read the 2nd Thursday Next book, Lost in a Good Book by Jasper Fforde. The first in the series, The Eyre Affair, I listened to on iPod over a year ago, so it's been a little difficult to get into the alternate world again, but after 170 pages I'm starting to enjoy it. If I was British and better read I'd probably get more of the jokes.