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[Betsy]

Rayna wrote: "I'm currently reading We, the Drowned, Kafka on the Shore, and Our Mutual Friend.

I kind of want to read Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close aga..."

H, I've been re-reading the Hunger Games as part of my DRAs for my resource class,and the kids and I are both pysched.LionsGate ought to give me a percentage for promoting their movie! :D

[Renee]

I just finished After the Apple by Naomi H. Rosenblatt. This book was about women of the Bible and how they made it in a man's world and also how important they were to theri men. It was a interesting read.
Currently reading The Quickening by Michelle Hoover.

[Scott]

Finished The Night Circus. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Will start We Have Always Lived in the Castle this afternoon.

[Chantelle]

I'm currently reading Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everythingfor my book club and Okay for Now for my classroom (teacher pre-read).

[Michael]

I am about to begin Seventh Child: A Family Memoir of Malcolm X.

[Ann from S.C.]

I am reading RED MIST by Patricia Cornwell.

[Gary]

Just finished by Ann Patchett. It was a good story but took about 100 pages to long to tell it. Not sure what is up next right now.

[Gary]

I'm now reading by Alma Katsu. The start is really captivating.

[[deleted user]]

Just finished Need by Carrie Jones and found Cursed by Tara Brown on Smashwords. Seems awesome so far, love buying books from the tub.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Wow guys, I am reading The Avian Gospels and it is really good. It's about a city that is living under a plague of birds, and a father and son who can control them... Loving it so far.

Also listening to the AudioGo version of The Terrible Privacy of Maxwell Sim - its sad but also kinda funny at the same time. Really liking this one!

[Karen M]

I'm reading Scorpio Rising which was a free download and is rather good. It will be interesting to see how the two storylines converge (assuming they do!).

[Wendy]

Rebecca wrote: "Currently reading Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Love it so far."

I've tried to start this book about three times, having a very difficult time getting into it. I feel like it would be good if I could just get past a certain point. Problem being, I don't know where that point might be! First book I bought for my kindle, so I can keep trying. :)

[Ashleigh]

Lori wrote: "Wow guys, I am reading The Avian Gospels and it is really good. It's about a city that is living under a plague of birds, and a father and son who can control them... Loving it so fa..."

Ooooh that Avian Gospels sounds interesting and different. Im going to add it to my to read list :D Thanks

[Ashleigh]

Wendy wrote: "Rebecca wrote: "Currently reading Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Love it so far."

I've tried to start this book about three times, having a very difficult time getting into it. I feel like it woul..."

The first part of the book is hard to get into but once you get there it is worth it! The second book in my opinion was the best. Honestly stick with them they are very good reads.

[Ashleigh]

Im reading 'When god was a rabbit' by Sarah Winman. Im really enjoying it. Its about a brother and sister, a coming of age type. I adore the writing style though and have had a few laughs and a few tears already and Im only half way through. I would definately recommend it to you all. :D

[Wendy]

Ashleigh wrote: "The first part of the book is hard to get into but once you get there it is worth it! The second book in my opinion was the best. Honestly stick with them they are very good reads."

Thanks, Ashleigh! I've heard such good things, I hope I will read it eventually. :)

[Gary]

Ashleigh wrote: "Wendy wrote: "Rebecca wrote: "Currently reading Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Love it so far."

I've tried to start this book about three times, having a very difficult time getting into it. I feel ..."

It took me the third try before I finished the book. anyway from my perspective once you get past page 100 you will find it a book you don't want to put down. Part two the girl who played with fire catches you from page one. Good luck.

[Michael]

I just finished Seventh Child: A Family Memoir of Malcolm X, it was simply amazing.

[Amanda]

Wuthering Heights -- not enjoying

The Great Gatsby -- haven't really started good on this one.

Holy Bible: The Daily Bible® - Reading on a daily basis (more or less)

The Thief of Time Trying for a 2nd time to read this one. I forgot that I had started it. LOL

Miracle on the 17th Green Thankful to be close to the end of this one... not a golfing fan -- should not have even picked it up much less read it.

[Erin]

Tess wrote: "Fran wrote: "Tess wrote: "Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks"
What do you think of "Caleb's Crossing"? I was a little disappointed, as I loved her other books, although her sense of place is fant..."

I was looking for someone who read Caleb's Crossing because I was so disappointed in this last book of hers - -I really admire her as an author. I loved Year of Wonders.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Ashleigh wrote:Ooooh that Avian Gospels sounds interesting and different. Im going to add it to my to read list :D Thanks

Your welcome!

[Candy]

Roses--Leila Meacham

[Jane]

Started Incendiary and All But My Life.

[Tess]

Night Road by Kristin Hannah

[tiasreads]

Started Jurassic Park yesterday and am loving it! So far the plot follows the movie pretty closely, but the book offers a lot more of the science behind paleontology, cloning, etc. There's a fairly simple explanation of chaos theory that's great.

Oh gosh, I just read what I wrote and realized what a nerd I am!

[Paula]

Suzanne C wrote: "Started Jurassic Park yesterday and am loving it! So far the plot follows the movie pretty closely, but the book offers a lot more of the science behind paleontology, cloning, etc. Th..

This book gave me nightmares Suzanne, the descriptions were so vivid it brought them to life for me! LOL

[Nikoline]

At the moment, I'm reading Othello by William Shakespeare and Beloved by Toni Morrison.

[David]

I'm new to this group, but want to share a new title for your consideration as your NBB. I read The Art of Hearing Hearbeats about six months ago. It was just released in the US by Other Publishing. This is an amazing story about life, relationships, acceptance and a love that survives beyond all obstacles. It is truly a humbling and moving story.

Now, the disclaimers...
1. I work for Oceanview Publishing as the marketing and publicity manager. I have no association with Other Publishing.
2. I have met the author, Jan-Philipp Sendker. He is a warm, humble and friendly man who is incredibly gifted in the art of writing.
3. I am extremely jealous of my counterparts at Other. They get to market this wonderful book!

[Jane]

Thanks David for the recommendation. I've added it to my TBR list. I think I have also recently heard something about it from my locally owned bookstore.

[Paula]

I've just started

[Beth]

During my recent vacation to Mazatlan, along with scouring the galley proofs for Wicked Eddies for errors, I managed to read 2 mystery books while lounging by the pool or ocean. I enjoyed Carolyn Hart's Engaged to Die, and I very much enjoyed Nancy Pickard's The Whole Truth. In fact, I put the other two titles in that series on my to-read list, and my husband is reading THE WHOLE TRUTH now.

[Aoibhínn]

I started on The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf last night. I'm a few chapters into it so far and its a bit of a page turner.

[Emilly R]

i am steel reading "SONGS IN ORDINARY TIME"BY MARY MCGARRY

[tiasreads]

Ellie wrote: "I started on The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf last night. I'm a few chapters into it so far and its a bit of a page turner."

It is a page turner, Ellie. I read it in about four hours- I couldn't put it down!

I started The Litigators today.

[Sharon]

SEEING THE LIBERTY. A page turner, can't put it down, adventure of a dysfunctional family and their rediculous thrilling roller coaster ride of life.

[Lori]

License to Pawn: Deals, Steals, and My Life at the Gold & Silver by Rick Harrison
Just started this.

[Gabriella]

I'm reading Anne of green Gables by L.M Montgomery. It's my first book by her.

[Emma]

Currently reading Drood and am about 150 pages in to the 900+ pages. So I thinking of picking up The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie to break things up a bit.

[Ashley]

Gabriella wrote: "I'm reading Anne of green Gables by L.M Montgomery. It's my first book by her."
That's one of my favourite books. It's one of the ones I try to read yearly. I hope you enjoy it.

I'm currently reading
The House At Riverton. I'm only a few chapters in, but i'm liking it so far.

[cazdoll]

I just started

[Emma]

Ashley wrote: "Gabriella wrote: "I'm reading Anne of green Gables by L.M Montgomery. It's my first book by her."
That's one of my favourite books. It's one of the ones I try to read yearly. I hope you enjoy it. ..."

I absolutely love Kate Morton, I hope you enjoy House at Riverton!

[Karen M]

Sharon wrote: "
SEEING THE LIBERTY. A page turner, can't put it down, adventure of a dysfunctional family and their rediculous thrilling roller coaster ride of life."

This is your own book. Do we look stupid???

[Michael]

The Graduate

[Tory]

Started Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carré and Sherlock: A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle

[Levibarnes]

For Whom The Bell Tolls. It's unlike most things I've read. Was Hemingway an atheist?

[Karen M]

I'm reading and enjoying Commune Of Women which is told though the POV of each of the women caught up in a terrorist attack on LAX. Also reading The Pawn which is about a serial killer and the people hunting him.

[Claire]

I'm about 1/3rd through . Very creepy and scary.

[Aoibhínn]

I just started reading the second book in the Stephanie Plum series Two for the Dough.

[Lori, Super Mod]

Karen M wrote: This is your own book. Do we look stupid??? ..."

Ouch! Karen, thanks for calling this out, but please... in the future let's be courteous and just point out that the author is not following group rules.

[Michael]

The Graduate, just finished it. It was enjoyable, the movie follows a lot like the novell.

I am about to begin The Summer I Turned Pretty