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[Jane]

Finished Making Money by Terry Pratchett. So very funny - really brightened my days while it snowed like a son of a gun!

[Lori, Super Mod]

I'm a decent chunk of the way into Beatitude by Larry Closs. It focuses heavily on these two guys who are obsessed with the beat generation... and Jack K.

Despite the fact that I've never read the beats... I am quite enjoying this novel!

[Yuliya]

After The Book Thief and several reading with other topic, I'm back again to occupied countries during WWII and people in hide with Anne Frank Remembered: The Story of the Woman Who Helped to Hide the Frank Family by Miep Gies
It's so sad, and human and bright story

[Olivia]

Karen M wrote: "Olivia wrote: "Am bouncing around with my Kindle samples right now, but sort of reading Maine."

I'm reading Maine on my Kindle right now!"

At first I wasn't sure if I'd like it, but it's moving along!

[Ami]

Just finished and am now starting . After which will be . Let's hear it for eagerly awaited sequels! XD!

[Eden]

I'm reading The Reindeer Keeper by Barbara Briggs Ward.

[Krista]

Yuliya wrote: "After The Book Thief..."

What did you think of The Book Thief? I finished it last month and then am now reading The Annotated Peter Pan (The Centennial Edition). It's interesting to see where Brom looked for his inspiration and how he retold the classic story.

[Rayna]

I'm reading Her Fearful Symmetry and Bill Warrington's Last Chance: A Novel. I haven't had much time to read lately, so I feel like I'm falling way behind.

[Krista]

Rayna - I listened to (Her Fearful Symmetry) By Niffenegger, Audrey (Author) Paperback on 06-Jul-2010 for a book club last year. It was very intriguing. I liked it enough to decide I want to try other works by Audrey Niffenegger.

[Yuliya]

Krista wrote: "Yuliya wrote: "After The Book Thief..."

What did you think of The Book Thief? I finished it last month and then am now reading [book:The Annotated Peter Pan (The Centenn..."

I loved The Book Thief. It's not forgettable. I'm reading the other books, but somehow this book popping up in my mind and memory again and again.

[Rayna]

Krista- I read The Time Traveler's Wife not too long ago and enjoyed it. I'd also heard good things about Her Fearful Symmetry (without really knowing what it was about), but I didn't realize that it was by the same author until I happened upon it at the library and decided to check it out.
I'm really enjoying it and the characters/plot definitely keep me interested.

[Beth]

I just finished Cutting for Stone, which was a phenomenal read, even though it's not a mystery, but a family saga. The author is a doctor, so there are a lot of medical situations in the book, and the India/Ethiopia/US settings are very interesting. I learned a lot!

I've started reading an old favorite, Murder on the Orient Express. Since I'm writing a variant of a locked-room mystery (a group of whitewater rafters stuck in a remote river canyon with a killer, in my case), I thought I'd return to this locked-room mystery written by a master, for inspiration.

[Karen M]

Maine is going slower than I would like and now I've also got The Paris Wife downloaded so I need to make more of an effort to finish Maine.

[Gitte]

Yuliya wrote: "Krista wrote: "Yuliya wrote: "After The Book Thief..."

What did you think of The Book Thief? I finished it last month and then am now reading [book:The Annotated Peter P..."

I just bought it to my mother for Christmas. A wonderful book!

[Maya]

I'm finished Killer Takes All By Erica Spindler, which I really enjoyed, loved the ending and I'm still reading Have You Seen Her By Karen Rose and I'm also just started Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? By Claudia Carroll

[Krista]

Yuliya -- Thanks for responding. It definitely is memorable. I find myself thinking about it regularly.

Rayna -- I appreciate your feedback about The Time Traveler's Wife and am delighted to see you're enjoying Her Fearful Symmetry.

Gitte -- What a fabulous present! Aren't the pictures just gorgeous?!

[Scott]

Finished Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and then started Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

[Jo]

I recently joined Goodreads. Looking forward to being part of this group and checking out what others have read and enjoyed. I love to read and there is nothing I won't attempt to read. I just finished reading The Gaia Wars by Kenneth G. Bennett. Read it in one sitting as I couldn't put it down. If you want to read my review: http://jobryantnz.wordpress.com/2011/...

[Jeane]

Allison wrote: "Paula wrote: "Jeane wrote: "I am reading Seabiscuit: An American Legend. Very good!

Loved this book!"

Jeane- I'm just starting this as well. :) Hope you enjoy it, we'll have to chat ..."

I am really enjoying it and it is very well written.

[Jane]

Krista - do you mean The Child Thief? I read it a few months ago and thought it was great. I'm looking forward to reading the original Peter Pan - let me know what you think.

[Steph]

I am reading Pure and Eon: Dragoneye Reborn and they're both great! Pure is just a very dark and gritty dystopia scenario. It feels more real than other dystopian books because it's based on a world altered by an atomic bomb.

Eon is also very interesting. I love anything based on dragons. Plus it has a very Tamora Pierce vibe to it. Anyone read it? I know the sequel is already out.

[Jeane]

Seabiscuit is written in such a way that it feels like I am part of the story and I can feel the emotions going on.

[Karen M]

Jeane wrote: "Seabiscuit is written in such a way that it feels like I am part of the story and I can feel the emotions going on."

Are you referring to Seabiscuit: An American Legend? I hope so, I've got that one on my TBR shelf.

[LilaBird]

Think wrote: "Reading The Book by M. Clifford. Extremely interesting so far."

Hi Think! I'd be really interested to hear what you think of The Book, once you've finished! I've read two of M. Clifford's other books and really, thoroughly enjoyed them. I've been wondering if I should give The Book a try. :)

[Jeane]

Karen M wrote: "Jeane wrote: "Seabiscuit is written in such a way that it feels like I am part of the story and I can feel the emotions going on."

Are referring to Seabiscuit: An American Legend? ..."

Yes I do. I have just finished it and really enjoyed it!

[Maya]

Just finished Will You Love Me Tomorrow? By Claudia Carroll and I'm starting Bridesmaids By Jane Costello

[Krista]

Jane wrote: "Krista - do you mean The Child Thief? I read it a few months ago and thought it was great. I'm looking forward to reading the original Peter Pan - let me know what you think."

Oh, my bad! I'm all confused.

Okay, I have read The Book Thief and loved it and do find myself thinking about it often. In my post, however, I meant The Child Thief. That is the one I recently finished and have found myself also randomly thinking about.

I am greatly enjoying The Annotated Peter Pan (The Centennial Edition). Learning Barrie's history and Pan's back story and comparing it with Brom's interpretation of The Child Thief has been interesting.

I also just DVRed Neverland on the SciFi channel and look forward to watching that as well. If I understand correctly, it's what happens before Pan makes it to Neverland.

While I'm on the Pan flight, I think I may also rent Finding Neverland. I've seen it before, but think it would take on a whole new meaning now that I know more about Barrie.

Okay, I think I'm all updated now and corrected with the two similar book titles. :o) Thanks for catching the mix up, Jane!

[Jane]

Krista - Thanks for all your information. I was so fascinated by Brom's Child Thief I was going to read the James Barrie version and got off subject. You've re-fired my interest. I have DVR'd Neverland also but haven't gotten to it yet.

And I loved The Book Thief it's in my top 20 list of all time!

[Karen M]

Jeane wrote: "Karen M wrote: "Jeane wrote: "Seabiscuit is written in such a way that it feels like I am part of the story and I can feel the emotions going on."

Are referring to [book:Seabiscuit: An American Le..."

Oh, good. Thanks for answering.

[Renee]

I just finished Coming Of Age In Mississippi by Anne Moody. This was a interesting read about a girl coming of age during the Civil Rights movement of the 1950's and 1960's.

Starting to read Halfway To The Grave by Jeaninne Frost (Misspelled authors name, don't have book in front of me.)

[Ami]

I just finished up and am now reading . After which I will pop open my Kindle reader app to read because I can't find an ePub version of it I can get without having to use a credit card. It is a free ebook. I was able to get a Kindle formatted copy without the use of a credit card so when the time arrives to start reading it I will just have to download and install the Kindle for Android app onto my Tablet and read it with that instead of my standby reading app of Aldiko. Wow, sorry for the rambling. So to reiterate; I'm currently reading by Caragh M. O'Brien. Happy reading, y'all.

[Michael]

, very inspiring so far.

[Heather L]

Renee wrote: "Starting to read Halfway To The Grave by Jeaninne Frost (Misspelled authors name, don't have book in front of me.)"

I love Jeaniene Frost's books -- hope you enjoy it!

[Allison]

I just finished Seabiscuit: An American Legend and it was really good. :)

Now I'm starting The Redbreast, the first English book in the Harry Hole series... hope it's good! Anyone started this series yet? His name kills me, but I'm hearing good things. :D

[Alayna]

Finally got around to starting The Lovely Bonesby Alice Sebold

[Jeane]

Finishing In the Company of Cheerful Ladies. So many funny things happening in one book this time!

[Tess]

Wicked Appetite by Janet Evanovich

[Think]

LilaBird wrote: "Think wrote: "Reading The Book by M. Clifford. Extremely interesting so far."

Hi Think! I'd be really interested to hear what you think of The Book, once you've fi..."

I really enjoyed The Book. You can read my review if you want. It's not much, but it's what I thought. LoL What other books have you read of M. Clifford that are good? If you don't mind me asking...

[Michael]

I am about to begin .

[Paula]

I'm reading "Jack & Jill" Patterson.

[Jeane]

Started and half way through Company of Three. Going fast.

[Jeane]

Finished Company of tree and started Il labirinto dei libri segreti

[Claire]

I just finished Mudbound and am starting The Woman in Black.

[Gary]

The Night Season by Chelsea Cain

[Allison]

Claire wrote: "I just finished Mudbound and am starting The Woman in Black."
How did you like Mudbound? I was just reading some reviews on it this morning.

[Jane]

Just finished The Woman that Shot Mussolini. Interesting bit about a part of history I didn't even have a clue about.

[Claire]

Allison wrote: "Claire wrote: "I just finished Mudbound and am starting The Woman in Black."
How did you like Mudbound? I was just reading some reviews on it this morning."

I really liked it but found the subject matter depressing. I thought it was very well written and kept me turning the pages. Its hard to believe people could treat other people like this but I guess its an important part of American history.

[Allison]

Claire wrote: "Allison wrote: "Claire wrote: "I just finished Mudbound and am starting The Woman in Black."
How did you like Mudbound? I was just reading some reviews on it this morni..."

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Sounds like an interesting read!

[Andrea]

[Michael]

I just finished , it was a good book but by no means amazing.

I am about to begin .