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Becca (re3ecca) Just finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy - going to start reading "The Notebook"


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Manish (manish_chandolia) | 7 comments Finished reading 'Digital fortress' by Dan Brown
now continuing 'Freakonomics'

Created a quiz of Digital fortress too if someone wants to check it out...then here's the link
http://www.goodreads.com/quizzes/by_u...


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Niel | 390 comments Nitzan wrote: "I'm currently reading The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus, #2) by Rick Riordan. It's great so far, but I've kind of been out of it; so busy in the days and somewhat dazed by the activity at my free time, that I bare..."

So unfair I haven't got that book yet and I can't wait to see what happens next.


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Nicki (ophia) | 85 comments I finally finished UnWholly (Unwind, #2) by Neal Shusterman . It's taken me 6 weeks:). I'm starting Blood Red Road


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Kimberly (fallenmurphy) I just finished Run Like a Mother and currently reading Stealing Secrets about female spies in the Civil War.


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Grayson Willis | 28 comments Mat wrote: "I'm just about half way through with the third Ender's Game book, Xenocide. After that, on to Stephen King's new super novel, 11/22/63. It's huge!"

11/22/63 is a really addicting book once you start reading it you will not be able to stop


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Samuel S.B. (sa5muelb) | 1 comments Amazingly I have resorted to rereading The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkein


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Nitzan Schwarz (nitzanafterwords) Daniel wrote: "Nitzan wrote: "I'm currently reading The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus, #2) by Rick Riordan. It's great so far, but I've kind of been out of it; so busy in the days and somewhat dazed by the activity at my free ti..."
Get it! It's really good, and Mark of Athena is also out now!


message 3659: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments Nitzan wrote: "Daniel wrote: "Nitzan wrote: "I'm currently reading The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus, #2) by Rick Riordan. It's great so far, but I've kind of been out of it; so busy in the days and somewhat dazed by the activit..."

I finally read it and now am waiting to get Mark of Athena from the library


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Niel | 390 comments Currently reading The Rock of Ivanore by Laurisa White Reyes and The Dragon's Apprentice (The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica, #5) by James A. Owen


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
I have started watching Elementary and realized even though I own the complete Sherlock Holmes works, I have never read one of them. So I started The Complete Sherlock Holmes. I say I am about 1/5 of the way through. Not really sure what I was expecting, but so far, it is good.

Has anyone read A Study in Scarlet? It almost seemed to be set in current times. Dr Watson just back from Afganistan from the second gulf war. (view spoiler) Not really sure that would be considered a spoiler, but I guess it could be.


message 3662: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments I started to read it but then my desktop went down so I have to get it again. I noticed that too. I think that's why it transferred over to Sherlock TV series so well


message 3663: by Jacqueline (new)

Jacqueline (missjackieann) Finished reading Everything is Illuminated by: Jonathan Safran Foer. I am currently reading A Cup of Tea by: Amy Ephron and Green is the New Red by Will Potter


message 3664: by Melody (new)

Melody (melodygiesbrecht) Currently finishing up with

- 'The Resolution for women' (based off the Courageous movie)

Currently reading

- 'Do hard things' by Alex and Brett Harris
- 'Brandwashed' by Martin Lindtrom
- 'The boy who harnessed the wind' by William Kamkwamba.

The last one has definitely taken me by surprise at how good the author is at story telling. Im only in the 3rd chapter and Im already hooked.


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Kimberly (kimberlywithat) | 2140 comments Tami wrote: "I have started watching Elementary and realized even though I own the complete Sherlock Holmes works, I have never read one of them. So I started The Complete Sherlock Holmes. I say I am about 1/5 ..."

I've read pretty much every Sherlock Holmes story. Love them! Conan Doyle's hatred for Mormons is pretty obvious in that story, Country of the Saints? (Totally changed his mind later on, he actually spoke in the Salt Lake Tabernacle) Anyway, you should watch BBC's Sherlock. They wrote the series around the original stories and it's amazing how well it translates to modern times, like with Watson having just returned from Afghanistan.


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Jessika Hoover (jessalittlebooknerd) I decided to start The Hobbit, which I haven't read since high school. I don't know whether I'll go see the movie or not, but all the hype surrounding it put me in the mood to go back for a re-read.


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
Still reading Sherlock. Has anyone else found very little time for reading this last 2 months? It is killing me. I try to read before bed, but am so beat that I usually fall asleep after just a few pages. Ugh! Probably should have posted this in the rants thread. :)


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Fiona  (fiona_hawkins) I just finished reading The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera and am currently reading Matched by Ally Condie.


message 3669: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments I just finished The Rise of Nine (Lorien Legacies, #3) by Pittacus Lore . I am reading The Dragons of Winter by James A. Owen , and I will be starting Blue Noon (Midnighters, #3) by Scott Westerfeld


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Lorelei | 6 comments I just finished reading Beautiful Creatures (Caster Chronicles, #1) by Kami Garcia and I'm now reading The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein .


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Essy S Dean (bookishcountryside) | 7 comments Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel. If you like books about the Tudor Era, I'd definitely suggest it


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Kimberly (kimberlywithat) | 2140 comments I just finished Just One Day. Incredible!


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Silvia (silverware) | 436 comments Just finished The Magus and starting The Pillars of the Earth


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
I finally finished The Complete Sherlock Holmes. I started clear back in October. Just haven't had time for reading really.

Started Between Shades of Gray last night. My secret santa gift and already over half way through. Really enjoying it so far.


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Niel | 390 comments Started Between Shades of Gray last night. My secret santa gift and alr..."

Sounds like a very sad book. I might have to read it after all of the good reviews, though.


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
I was fascinated with anything Holocaust related when I was in 6th and 7th grades and read books I probably was too young for. So far, this one is sad, but not so graphic as some others I have read.


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Nicki (ophia) | 85 comments Tami wrote: "I was fascinated with anything Holocaust related when I was in 6th and 7th grades and read books I probably was too young for. So far, this one is sad, but not so graphic as some others I have read."


Sounds like me. I may have to check this one out


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Nicki (ophia) | 85 comments I just finished Identical by Ellen Hopkins. I was impressed


message 3679: by Tracy (new)

Tracy I am reading Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare and James Potter #1 The Hall of Elder's Crossing by Gordon Lippert. I had read the Mortal Instruments books by Clare, and this is the prequel. James Potter is Harry's son and his adventures and is an e-book here on Goodreads for free, as well as a couple of others. They are also approved by J.K. Rowling. Both are goodreads! :-)


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Jacqueline (missjackieann) I recently finished Green is the new red. Now I am reading Nerds: how dorks, dweebs, techies, and Trekkies can save America. So far it's an interesting book.


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
Finished Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys (my secret santa gift) and I loved it. Great book. Can't wait for her next one.

Also, no idea what to start next.


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
Decided on the Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles. Started Interview with the Vampire Friday and almost done. Next will be The Vampire Lestat.

So I watched the movie Interview With a Vampire, and remember parts of the book being in it, but not others. So, am I forgetting the movie (it really has been years) or did it just not follow the book?


message 3683: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments I need to find a book to read for the new year.


message 3684: by Katelyn (new)

Katelyn Broad (katelynb) Just finished The Great Gatsbyand Passion.
Just started The Lightning Thiefand Marked. Both are pretty good so far.


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Kimberly (kimberlywithat) | 2140 comments I just finished Bourne (River of Time series) and really enjoyed that, the whole series is great! Now I'm reading Unspoken and loving it so far.

I'm participating in the bout of books readathon. Anyone else?


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James | 2 comments since it is the winter, i have taken up dostoyevsky's "demons". i don't know why, but winter makes me want to read classic tomes. i just started the second part, where it changes from society farce to (what so far appears to be) a sort of game of political intrigue and conspiracy. i don't know... we'll see where this goes. i've been enjoying it so far.


message 3687: by James (new)

James | 2 comments since it is the winter, i have taken up dostoyevsky's "demons". i don't know why, but winter makes me want to read classic tomes. i just started the second part, where it changes from society farce to (what so far appears to be) a sort of game of political intrigue and conspiracy. i don't know... we'll see where this goes. i've been enjoying it so far.


message 3688: by Wei (new)

Wei Cho (lunexian) What is the bout of books readathon? I want to join!

Just finished Froi of the Exiles
Currently reading Frankenstein


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Kimberly (kimberlywithat) | 2140 comments http://boutofbooks.blogspot.com/?m=1

Hopefully that link works. Still have time to join in!


message 3690: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments Wei wrote: "What is the bout of books readathon? I want to join!

Just finished Froi of the Exiles
Currently reading Frankenstein"


What did you think of Froi?


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Niel | 390 comments Carolina wrote: "I finished Les Misérables, and am now reading Gone with the Wind and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."

Should I read Les Mes or is the movie good enough?


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Kimberly (kimberlywithat) | 2140 comments The book and the musical are rather different from one another. You'd be better off reading the script for the Broadway musical instead of the book.

I'm not saying don't read the book, just don't look at the movie as being an adaptation of the book, it's an adaptation of the musical, which is an adaptation of the book.


message 3693: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments Okay. Thank you both. I will try to read the book and script and watch the movie. It does sound good from all of the reviews.


message 3694: by Alyssa (new)

Alyssa Has anyone read The History of Love? I'm almost done with it and am interested in what other people thought about it. It's quickly turning out to be one of my favorites!


message 3695: by Niel (new)

Niel | 390 comments Marie-Ève wrote: "You are going to laugh at it, but I just finished J.D Salinger's Catcher in the Rye. I am reading 6 other books at the moment."

I had to read that in school. What did you think of it?


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Tami | 3103 comments Mod
Alyssa wrote: "Has anyone read The History of Love? I'm almost done with it and am interested in what other people thought about it. It's quickly turning out to be one of my favorites!"

It was a group read back in 2008 so there are threads in the past group reads to go through. I didn't care for the book, but some people really enjoyed it.


message 3697: by Kimberly (new)

Kimberly (kimberlywithat) | 2140 comments You beat me to it, Tami. I can't believe it's been that long since it was a group read...


message 3698: by Alyssa (new)

Alyssa Tami wrote: "Alyssa wrote: "Has anyone read The History of Love? I'm almost done with it and am interested in what other people thought about it. It's quickly turning out to be one of my favorites!"

It was a g..."


Great, thanks!


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Melissa | 279 comments Alyssa wrote: "Has anyone read The History of Love? I'm almost done with it and am interested in what other people thought about it. It's quickly turning out to be one of my favorites!"

I read this book before it was a group read, I know that I didn't care for the book. I only gave it a two star rating, I think I was being generous with my rating.


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Amy (dancingismymedicine) | 3 comments i am currently reading percy jackson and the olympians series and i can tell you guys i can't put it down. I am not sure if i will be like this too when i will start reading harry potter. Not yet.haha!after i finish this im going for fifty shades series.:)


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