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[Judy]

I'm about half way through 36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein which I am really LOVING. The author is clearly brilliant and very well-read.

[Michel]

I'm half way through The Suicide Shop. Imaginative and unconventional. Eager to see where it will lead.

[Jessika]

I'm still reading The Hobbit, which I'm really enjoying but I haven't had much time to read. I also started The Tree Shepherd's Daughter by Gillian Summers, which is off to an okay start.

[Grace]

[PinkPanthress]

Starting .

[Sue]

The Mystborn Trilogy by Brandon Sanderson.

[Claire]

I just couldn't finish Blind Assassin. I got bored and had to put it down. Getting ready to start The Kitchen House.

[Asha]

Jess wrote: "I'm still reading The Hobbit, which I'm really enjoying but I haven't had much time to read. I also started The Tree Shepherd's Daughter by Gillian Summers, which is off to an okay start."

Hi Jess! The Hobbit is truly amazing. I read it this year and thoroughly enjoyed it. Looking forward to reading it again sooner. Hope you enjoy it too.

-Asha

[Asha]

Grace wrote: ""

This one is next on my list!

[Asha]

Kris wrote: "Claire wrote: "The Fellowship of the Ring - J.R.R. Tolkien"
Love that book!"

Me too. :)

[Scott]

I finished Rage and I started Killing FloorKilling Floor. Even though this is the first in the series, it is not the first Reacher book that I've read.

[Dana *]

Just finished Locke and Key, Vol. 5: Clockworks. Fantastic as usual!!
Listening to for a change of pace. Pete reads the book. it is great listening so far.

[Dana *]

Just finished Locke and Key, Vol. 5: Clockworks. Fantastic as usual!!
Listening to for a change of pace. Pete reads the book. it is great listening so far.

[Britta]

Grace wrote: ""

I am just about to go and start reading this! Finally :)

[Aoibhínn]

I finished reading by S.E. Hinton last night. This was my first time reading The Outsiders. I never managed to get around to reading it as a teenager but I've heard so many people say it is one of their favourite books so I thought it was about time that I read it finally. And now that I've finished the book I can't believe I waited so long! The Outsiders is a gripping and compelling read which is full of suspense. It was also extremely heart-breaking and touching at times. The novel is very well-written, considering S.E. Hinton was just seventeen years old when she wrote it. I was amazed with the amount of depth and layers in this book. It really is wonderful. Five stars!
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

Today I've started reading by Charlotte Rogan.

[Scott]

Dana * wrote: "Listening to Who I Am for a change of pace. Pete reads the book. it is great listening so far."

I can't wait to read that one. The Who is one of my favorite bands.

[Paula]

I'm reading . Loving it so far!

[Dorie]

I just finished by Linda Castillo, which was very good if a little disturbing.

I've started by Kalayna Price and am already enjoying it enough that I know I'll have to add the other two books in the series to the top of Mount TBR.

[Edina]

Reading Matched by Ally Condie!

[Matthew]

Mark wrote: "Finished the audio version of A Discovery of Witches. I can't believe it but I enjoyed it.
Started listening to The Twelve.
Still reading Anathem on my kindle."

Do you like Anathem? I've had it sitting on my shelf for a long time, but I can't bring myself to start it.

[Edina]

Britta wrote: "Grace wrote: ""

I am just about to go and start reading this! Finally :)"

I loved that one but not as much as his other books!

[Matthew]

Mark wrote: "Matthew wrote: "Do you like Anathem? I've had it sitting on my shelf for a long time, but I can't bring myself to start it."

I am currenlty on page 508 of 888 and if I was rating the book at this ..."
Mark, Just so you know, I had the opposite experience with The Twelve. I struggled with it at first, but then couldn't put it down at the end. Gave it 5 stars.

[Komal]

What in the name of all-boys'-school am I reading?
The lead girl has some really weird issues and an even weirder family. Her thoughts are all abnormal and wrong and so are her interactions and the shitty drama. I can't fathom why this book has good reviews and earned rewards but since I'm more than half-way through, I'll see to the ordeal till the end.
Total buzzkill.

[Tad]

Got some new books this week that I started and am enjoying all of them.

The Blood Gospel by James Rollins and Rebecca Cantrell.

Virus: The Day of Resurrection by Sakyo Komatsu. New print/translation of a 1960's Japanese post-apocalyptic story.

The Cowboy and the Cossack by Clair Huffaker which is being reprinted courtesy of Amazon's book lust revival series.

[Gary]

Just started The Bat by Jo Nesbo. Number One in the Harry Hole Series.

[Tess]

Bossypants by Tina Fey

[Komal]

Finished
It was downright horrible.

However, a particular character in it intrigued me so much that I had to grab the spin-off of the above which starred him as the lead. So currently reading

which hasn't been a disappointment so far.

[Jennifer]

I just started by Christopher Moore. This is will be the first book I've read by Christopher Moore. I'm excited to start this one!!

[Dorie]

Jennifer wrote: "I just started by Christopher Moore. This is will be the first book I've read by Christopher Moore. I'm excited to start this one!!"

I hope you enjoy it. Moore is always good for a laugh. I remember liking that one a lot.

[Aoibhínn]

I've finished reading by Charlotte Rogan yesterday. The Lifeboat is the debut novel of author Charlotte Rogan. It is a compelling, gripping and extremely thought-provoking tale. This novel tells the story of survival at its most basic level. It explores human nature and morality. It shows what happens to people while they are fighting to stay alive. The novel is a psychological thriller really. The book is very well-written. I really loved the author's writing style. I was completely engrossed in this novel from the very first page. The way in which Charlotte Rogan describes the moral decisions the characters have to make is quiet chilling.
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

Now I'm halfway through by Sophie Kinsella.

[Scott]

I finished Killing Floor and now I'm reading Too Many Curses.

[Scott]

Jennifer wrote: "I just started by Christopher Moore. This is will be the first book I've read by Christopher Moore. I'm excited to start this one!!"

I love Moore's books. I've read all but two of them. Dorie is right. They are usually good for a laugh.

[Yuliya]

I'm sooooo in Gone Girl !!! We have to vote it for book of next month to discuss it together! It's a winner of 2012 and I'm agree for this nomination

[Paula]

Ellie wrote: "I've finished reading by Charlotte Rogan yesterday. The Lifeboat is the debut novel of author Charlotte Rogan. It is a compelling, gripping and extremely thought-p..."

I agree. The book is really good!

[Emilly R]

i am reading "MY ANTONIA" BY WILLA CATHER

[Betsy]

About half way through, after a severe reading lag of Robert Hick's I'm liking the characters,but I'm not sure where the plot is headed. Don't know if it's the book or me with my sense of blah about books recently.

[Jasmine]

Purple Cane Road by James Lee Burke. He's without a doubt one of the best crime writers writing today.

[Komal]

Finished

Mediocre but a refreshing break between switching genres.

Need to choose a good action/thriller now.

[Wendy]

Reading The Rats at the moment and really enjoying it.

[Jennifer]

Scott wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I just started by Christopher Moore. This is will be the first book I've read by Christopher Moore. I'm excited to start this one!!"

I love Moore's..."

You and Dorie are right...I have laughed several times while reading this book..I love this kind of humor. Hope to finish this book tonight. I will definately be reading his other books.

[Deviki]

The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things
by Carolyn Mackler

[Gary]

The Bat by Jo Nesbo

[Betsy]

Still picking through A Seperate Country ,but considering my malaise it must mean its' fairly good.

[Cristyn]

city of ashes by cassandra clare

[Karen M]

Emilly R wrote: "i am reading "MY ANTONIA" BY WILLA CATHER"

I really enjoyed reading it last year. Hope you enjoy it too.

I read about 6 or so Christmas themed books so for something completely different I am reading Needful Things and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?.

[Matthew]

About to start The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. I've wanted to read it for a long time, but never got around to it for whatever reason.

[Kellie]

I am reading Beyond Recognition By Ridley Pearson. it's part of the Boldt Matthews series. it's fantastic!

[Bryn]

The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia which is truly exciting.

[Patricia]

I finished A Storm of Swords and am hooked on that series. In between I am now reading Mildred Pierce.

[Aoibhínn]

I've finished reading by Sophie Kinsella yesterday. The first half of the book was quite good but I got a bit bored with it during the second half. The book was well-written and it had a lot of extremely funny scenes in it. However, the plot was very predictable. I made a guess when I was at 5% of the way in about how this book would end and I figured it out exactly! The author is not very good at adding "twists and turns" into her plots, which is the main reason I haven't picked up a book by this author for ten years. I thought the author would have learned something in all that time but apparently not!
My full review is here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm a few chapters into by Christopher Moore.