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[PinkPanthress]

Eine kurze Geschichte der Zeit -by- Stephen Hawking

[Karen M]

Happy, happy, getting caught up on Sookie Stackhouse series, reading: Definitely Dead

[Paula]

Finishing Jeeves And Wooster Omnibus and rereading One For The Moneyplus finishing teaching 150 freshman To Kill a Mockingbird- life is good!

[Flora]

Just started The Black God's War its really good so far.

[Amy]

I just started reading an ARC of The League of Strays by L.B.Schulman...
The review will be up soon on http://teenyreader.blogspot.co.uk/ and goodreads :D

[Gary]

Just started

[Riley]

About 60% through The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America and enjoying it pretty well! For those who are looking for a murder mystery though, watch out--it tends to go into long passages about the construction of the fair, engineering, government, etc.

[Hiba]

One hundred years of solitude and Night by Elie Wiesel.
For more reviews check out http://asolitarypassion.blogspot.com/

[Paula]

I'm starting

[Ann from S.C.]

I am reading LONE WOLF by Jodi Picoult and really liking it.

[Claire]

I just finished The Likeness by Tana French. I love the way she writes. A very good book! Am now starting The Other Side of Suffering: The Father of JonBenet Ramsey Tells the Story of His Journey from Grief to Grace by John Ramsey.

[Karen M]

Started an historic romance which is not one of my usual genres but I do occasionally like something a bit different.

Heart of a Knight

[Paula]

I'm also reading for a f2f group next week.

[Yuliya]

not so bad, but kind of boring books - Looking for Peyton Place by Barbara Delinsky (hope other books by her more interesting) and even more dissapointing What Is Left the Daughter by Howard Norman just finished

[Nicole]

Hiba wrote: "One hundred years of solitude and Night by Elie Wiesel.
For more reviews check out http://asolitarypassion.blogspot.com/"

Night is a powerful read.

[tiasreads]

I tried Wuthering Heights and put it down halfway through. What a bunch of loathsome, selfish, unsympathetic characters! Then I read Hold Tight, which was pretty entertaining.

[David]

I've just finished reading Kaboom: Embracing the Suck in a Savage Little War, am in the midst of Dust to Dust: A Memoir, and will start Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: A Novel shortly. It's an Iraq War trifecta!

[Amy]

I'm currently reading Dark Kiss by Michelle Rowen which I will later review on... http://teenyreader.blogspot.co.uk/

[Chris]

I am reading F Scott Fitzgerald's "The Beautiful and the Damned." It's damn beautiful!

[Tellulah]

Chris wrote: "I am reading F Scott Fitzgerald's "The Beautiful and the Damned." It's damn beautiful!"

I love Fitzgerald. Also his wife Zelda's writing as well.

[Aoibhínn]

I've finished reading The Client by John Grisham last night and now I'm reading Island of Lost Girls by Jennifer McMahon.

[Lorraine]

I'm about half way through Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed. While I find details of her life story to be hard to read, the details of hiking along on this trail are fascinating.

[Karen M]

We may be starting a theme here. I'm reading Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time which is about Bingham who laid claim to discovering Machu Picchu and the travel editor who many many years later followed in his footsteps/trail and then wrote this book.

[tiasreads]

I just finished The God of the Hive and am about to start The Sins of the Father.

[Razmatus]

already started :P

[Gary]

I just started by Patricia Cornwell

[Paula]

Now reading Linger

[Flora]

I'm about 100 pg into Fifty Shades of Grey which I keep hoping is gonna improve. So far I don't think it lives up to all I've heard about it. I've also just started Nicholasas well as Red Leaves and the Living Token both of which I like so far.

[Jennifer]

Since my last update:

Finished:

Worth Dying For, 61 Hours and Persuader, all by Lee Child. On a Reacher roll, always like Reacher, but I have to admit reading his later books all in a row brings his recurrent formula of "town in trouble" into stark relief. I'd probably like them a teensy bit better if I spaced them out and didn't notice that so much. Hasn't stopped me from starting another one, though-- in my "currently reading," below.

The Rose Garden
I liked this more than I thought I would-- I was just on the point of thinking she was going to wind it up as a typical time-travel romance when she changed it up at the end in a couple ways I never saw coming. Good book!

Finished The Ghost and the Dead Deb -- I just love the ghost. And I like how the author has sort of cleverly expanded his abilities. Be reading more of these.

Absolutely, Positively which I was able to read without a pang now that I know the series isn't ending and the new one is out!

Currently reading:

11/22/63 which is enthralling although I'm taking it slow and reading other things alongside,

One Shot -said I was on a Reacher trip... And

The Poet which I think I read about 14 years ago but have no memory of. I'm enjoying it but I think I might like Bosch better. We'll see.

[Aoibhínn]

I've finished reading Island of Lost Girls by Jennifer McMahon and now I'm a couple of chapters into Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James.

[David]

I'm just starting Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk: by Ben Fountain.

[Karen M]

Finished Heart of a Knight, historical romance which was definitely steamy. Started Death Is the Cool Night which starts with a death. Still slogging along with The Royal Victorians: King Edward Vii, His Family And Friends but made very nice progress with Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time.

[Razmatus]

still makes me wonder how one can read more books at once and really get into them all... I mean, doesnt it affect the reading in a way that you are not able to discover some subtleties, sometimes important ones, because your mind works on more than one book? just wondering... maybe most of you are able to do that... I for one dont venture into that territory, I just cant imagine reading more than one book with plot at pretty much the same time :)))

[Emilly R]

i just finished "INTERPRETER OF MALADIES"by Jhumpa Lahiri,i felt in love with this book and all the sotories in it.

[Scott]

Finished Double Cross: The Explosive, Inside Story of the Mobster Who Controlled America. If it was true, I now know who killed Kennedy.

Now I'm reading Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

[Flora]

Razmatus wrote: "still makes me wonder how one can read more books at once and really get into them all... I mean, doesnt it affect the reading in a way that you are not able to discover some subtleties, sometimes ..."

I think maybe I have a little ADHD. I read one a while then change and read a different one. And I usually have one I read at home and one I read at work.

[Claire]

I just finished The Other Side of Suffering: The Father of JonBenet Ramsey Tells the Story of His Journey from Grief to Grace by John Ramsey (very good and inspiring) and am now starting Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. I read the first Harry Potter book several years ago and this has just been lingering on my bookshelf. I'm looking forward to reading the series.

[Jodi]

I'm reading The Leopard, by Jo Nesbo.

[Paula]

I'm starting

[Joseph]

Jodi wrote: "I'm reading The Leopard, by Jo Nesbo."
How is it so far?

[Sofia]

Currently reading

[Rosen]

I'm reading Bang: Memoirs of a Relationship Assassin. Half way through and loving it.

[Emilly R]

i just started "HAPPENSTANCE"BY CAROL SHIELD

[Tellulah]

For any loves of pop culture and retro geek, definitely read

[Timothy]

Re-reading 'The life in the Woods with Joni-Pip' by Carrie King. No idea why as it isn't my genre at all! can only be 'cause it's a great read, kicks J.K. and Mr Potter into the weeds, or should that be 'the woods'.
All the best Paul Rix [oldgeezer]

[Joseph]

I'm reading Howard Zinn's A Power No Government Can Surpress

[Heather L]

Finished reading The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan and have started The Sea of Monsters.

[Nicole]

Claire wrote: "I just finished The Other Side of Suffering: The Father of JonBenet Ramsey Tells the Story of His Journey from Grief to Grace by John Ramsey (very good and inspiring) and am now starting Harry Pott..."

I loved the HP series!

[Ginny]

Just finished War and Peace! My goal was to get this book read during my summer vacation and two weeks into it I did. I'm now reading The Girls of Slender Means by Muriel Sparks and Running with Scissors.

[Betsy]

I'm reading "I, Alex Cross " It's pretty good especially when you can imagine Morgan Freeman saying his lines. :D