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[Nicole]

Still reading Jane Eyre and now am also reading Como agua para chocolate.

[Sonja]

Like Water for Chocolate, I like it. :)

I finished The Art of Racing in the Rain yesterday on the train home from work, gave it 4 *'s. I really liked the main character, Enzo, and I thought the perspective4 gave the story an interesting twist. There were a few parts of the story that were intensely painful for me to read though... so have some tissues handy if you intend to tackle this one.

For a lighter read, I started An Abundance of Katherines on the train in this morning.

Have I mentioned that my hour commute in and out on the train is the BEST ever? So much better than driving... especially in this area. :)

[Lindsey]

I'm currently reading Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. I'm a pre-med nerd, so anything of this sort interests me. It's rich with medical history and full of humor. I'm really enjoying it.

[Enrico]

Allie and Zoltaire,
Thanks for the comment on The Band of Gypsies. And thanks for the reviews. I've been missing on Goodreads for a while, so was unable to give my appreciation. I did participate in the Goodreads giveaway and have ten signed copies until end of May.

[Sashana]

I just finished and I am now reading .

[Kimberly]

I've read both of those, Sashana, and loved both.

[Sashana]

It was interesting to see how Lauren DeStefano carried out topics like human and sex trafficking, polygamy, and unethical science in a YA book. I think she did it very tastefully and I'm anticipating the second novel. I've heard many great things about Before I Fall and I hope it lives up to the hype.

[Christina Ann]

I'm reading The Day the Falls Stood Still for my book club.

[Lauren]

Finished...


Now reading...

[Mercy]

Just finished Ender's Game and One Day. Pretty awesome, both of them. About to start...Reading for my finals!! Yay.

[Kelly A.]

I'm in my typical end of the semester reading slump. Since I've been reading for classes and studying nonstop for the past week, reading books for pleasure is utterly unappealing. Currently, I'm partway through Queen By Right: A Novel, Great Expectations, Through a Glass Darkly, The Life of Elizabeth I, By Fire, By Water, and another one I forget. Not motivated at ALL!

[Sonja]

I finished An Abundance of Katherines this morning on the train in to work. I really enjoyed it as a light, up-lifting read. Now I'm just listening to The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie in an effort to stay awake at my desk. It's pretty good.

[Kelly]

Wither was very good I loved it!! I'm probably going to take a small break from reading. I have a lot of school work to get through :(

[Kirsten]

I just read Acceptance: A Novel, which really has a pretty truthful ring to it, especially because I grew up in an affluent suburban school district. Parents weren't THAT bad, but there was definitely a lot of pressure on us.

[Rayna]

Carolina- I love Persuasion. I hope you do too!

I just started reading Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes: Millennium Approaches. I'm kind of doing it backwards — I usually read the book, then watch the movie, but since it's a play it isn't that different. I saw the movie a while ago and thought it was great, so now I'm actually reading it...

[Kimberly]

I just finished a book series I've been reading for about 5 months and the ending wasn't what I expected and it left me kinda down.

Anyone have some suggestions for a light, entertaining/absorbing read?

[Joi]

Finished Room and Maisie Dobbs and Homer's Odyssey.

Contemplating what to read next....

[Niel]

I have just finished reading City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare and now I am reading Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins

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I just finished reading Cloaked

[Richard]

I just started reading With Their Eyes: September 11th--The View from a High School at Ground Zero.

[Rayna]

I finished the Angels in America books. Now I'm moving on to The True Story of Hansel and Gretel.

[Sonja]

I just finished The Gentle Axe and gave it 4 *'s.

[Niel]

I Finished the hunger games trilogy and thought it was great but Mockingjay just seemed to clash with how the series should have ended.

[Kimberly]

I finished If I Stay and Where She Went in two days. Loved them both. If I Stay left me in a bit of an emotional mess though. heh.

[Kirsten]

Just read Revival: The Struggle for Survival Inside the Obama White House...it was ok, but not Earth-shattering or anything. Currently working on finishing up the stack teetering on my coffee table...summer is upon me!

[Nikki]

Carolina wrote: "Just finished The Great Gatsby. I'm not quite sure what I'll read next, I'm torn between The Picture of Dorian Gray and rereading Pride and Prejudice."

Definitely read Dorian Gray! It's one of my favourite books, I highly recommend it.

I just finished A Single Man, which I didn't care for very much. Now I'm reading Tess of the D'Urbervilles, which I'm really enjoying. I had a bit of a dry spell reading-wise -I read almost nothing for two weeks- but now I'm completely back into it. :)

[Richard]

Finished With Their Eyes: September 11th--The View from a High School at Ground Zero by Annie Thoms a couple of days ago and am currently reading Over the Moon by Diane Daniels.

[Tami]

Richard, you will have to tell me how Over the Moon is. It is set in a town a whole 20 miles away from me. :)

Nikki, I really liked Tess. Hope you continue to.

[Rayna]

I just started reading Mrs. Dalloway and I'm re-reading the Harry Potter books (again) before the final movie comes out.

I want to start brushing up on (or learning, as the case may be) my British/English history, but I don't really know where to start. Anyone have any suggestions?

[Tami]

I just noticed I have almost read 50 books so far this year. Doesn't seem like that many. Wierd.

[Kelly A.]

I'm about to start Rumors, the sequel to The Luxe. I've got mixed feelings about this one as the majority of the characters are majorly prickish, but I'm excited to see the continuation of the story.

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[Jessica]

I'm reading The Girl Who Chased the Moon and Bossypants oh and Taking Charge of Your Fertility, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement, and Reproductive Health a must read for any young women.

[Kimberly]

I'm reading The Name of the Wind.

[Jen]

Last night I started reading Where She Went and I only have about 100 pages left to go. I had to force myself to put it down so I could sleep!

[Kimberly]

Jen I loved Where She Went!

[Tami]

I started The Hunger Games again last night. Had nothing else that was catching my attention and I was forgetting parts people kept mentioning when talking about the movie.

[Daisy]

Kimberly - What do you think of The Name of the Wind? I read it last year and absolutely loved it!!

[Kimberly]

Daisy- I'm actually reading it because of your review of the second book you did for the BaB. I'm really enjoying it so far, though I've had so little time to read that I'm only about 50 pages into it.

[Kirsten]

Working my way through the Into the Wilderness series by Sara Donati. I just finished the second book in the series. Not as good as the first, but I expect they can't all be excellent. Especially if they are spending most of their time on a ship.

[~*I love Tea*~]

I just started reading Inside Out, been meaning to read it, as I love Maria V Snyder. Hope its good

[Kelly A.]

So I put Rumors aside when I came back to my parent's house for the weekend and got City of Bones, Elixir, and Lock and Key from the library. Excited for some non school-related reading!

[Nicole]

Kelly, I really liked Lock and Key! I hope you do too :)

[Jessica]

Ohh I read Lock and Key I love Sarah Dessen's books.

[Christina Ann]

I'm just starting Water for Elephants

[Kelly A.]

Jessica & Nicole: I'm really enjoying it so far! I love how Sarah Dessen always has character crossovers from her other books..the only one I've caught so far is Kiki Sparks from Keeping the Moon.

[Jessica]

Kelly A. wrote: "Jessica & Nicole: I'm really enjoying it so far! I love how Sarah Dessen always has character crossovers from her other books..the only one I've caught so far is Kiki Sparks from [book:Keeping the ..." i love the character crossovers too. :)

[Myriam]

I just finished Faefever and now I hate myself because I haven't ordered the 2 last books! ^^

I just started Before I Die, I'm really enjoying it, even though I can't read more than 2-3 chapters in a row...

[Moll]

I just finished The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake ... good start but disappointing for the rest.

I just started Like Water for Chocolate and I like it so far a very good summer read :)

[Tami]

Moll132, We read The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake for a group read back in March and Like Water for Chocolate back in October. You should check out the threads in the past group reads folder.