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[Fliss]

I've just started reading The Puppet Boy of Warsaw by Eva Weaver. Haven't read much but I'm already enjoying it.

[Valerie]

Currently reading One Day I Will Write About This Place: A Memoir. Not sure how I feel about it right now....

[Sarah]

Hattie wrote: "You can't beat $12.00.I like Lee Smith."

I am reading A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry - it is amazing and that is why I got Family Matters.

[Megan]

I am currently reading The Great Gatsby. Unfortunately, I didn't get to read it before seeing the movie, but I love the movie and so far love the book even more. :)

[Sarah]

Love love the movie - it was soooo good. Hated the book.

[Lynn G.]

Sarah wrote: "Hattie wrote: "You can't beat $12.00.I like Lee Smith."

I am reading A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry - it is amazing and that is why I got Family Matters."

I thought Family Matters was a masterful book. Looking forward to reading A Fine Balance

[Sarah]

I would call a true masterpiece.

[Ivy]

I am halfway through it, I like it :D

[dely]

After finishing If on a Winter's Night a Traveler and Killericamente vostro (both 4 stars books though of the second there isn't an English translation), I started reading Waiting for Gertrude: A Graveyard Gothic.


Sarah wrote: "I would call a true masterpiece."

Bought it yesterday!

[Sarah]

dely - hope you enjoy. I am calling it a masterpiece - but I truthfully am only half way done.

Currently reading . Very intriguing and disquieting. Just watched the movie before I finished the book - oh well, feeling outraged at the moment even though the book/movie is fictional. Just feels too real, raises a lot of ethical questions.

[Alana]

Sarah I was really impressed with that book. It's eerie and sweet at the same time. The book is way better than the film, so much better character development. Very disturbing stuff, though.

[dely]

Sarah wrote: "dely - hope you enjoy. I am calling it a masterpiece - but I truthfully am only half way done."

I have read only good reviews about this book and it is perfect for me because set in India, both because I am interested in Indian history and life and also because I can add it to my personal challenge.

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Reading The Dream of the Celt. Wow. Just wow.

[Lynn G.]

Sarah wrote: "dely - hope you enjoy. I am calling it a masterpiece - but I truthfully am only half way done.

Currently reading . Very intriguing and disquieting. Just watched the..."

Sarah, I just added this to my tbr list. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Valerie]

Now reading Safe Area Goražde: The War in Eastern Bosnia, 1992-1995 - at graphic novel that looks at the Bosnian War.

[Sarah]

Gonna start in a couple of days, so excited, but I really should finish up some other books first - oh well. I am good at multitasking.

[Kirsten]

Sarah wrote: "Gonna start in a couple of days, so excited, but I really should finish up some other books first - oh well. I am good at multitasking."

Such a good book! But keep the Kleenex handy!

[Jennifer]

Reading and really enjoying it!

[Sarah]

Reading today, so much for 50 pages a day for the BR - I started this morning and I am almost done.

[Lynn G.]

Reading What Alice Forgot and find it so engaging.

[Kirsten]

Just finished The Light Between Oceans Fair warning: you will need a box of Kleenex at the end!

[Cindy]

Just started Songs of Willow Frost by Jamie Ford. I've really been looking forward to getting started on this book.

[Kirsten]

Picked by Salman Rushdie back up. Trying to recover from my crazy morning. (One of my dogs got sprayed by a skunk. Eewww!!)

[Jennifer]

Just started Maya's Notebook and enjoying it so far.

[Chrissie]

I am reading She Left Me the Gun: My Mother's Life Before Me.

[Sarah]

Kirsten wrote: "Picked by Salman Rushdie back up. Trying to recover from my crazy morning. (One of my dogs got sprayed by a skunk. Eewww!!)"

Ha ha - I need to pick it back up too. Slowly but surely. I have taken like a two week break and read some other books.

[Michael]

seven daughters of eve thats what im reading well according to Brykes he say after reading it we can all trace where we come from :) i dont know about that

[Hijaz]

Am reading A diamond in the desert by Jo tatchell. It's interesting to know about the history of a city were we lives rite now

[Chrissie]

Will now start An Exquisite Sense of What Is Beautiful. The book description says, "A sweeping novel of East and West, love and war, truths and denials." Really? I hope so. I am intrigued.

[Cheryl]

Now reading: The Seven Storey Mountain. Just completed Clara's War, a haunting book about the Holocaust, told from such an interesting different angle (you can see my review here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/... )

[Chrissie]

Cheryl, I have Clara's War on my TBR stack!

[Cheryl]

Chrissie wrote: "Cheryl, I have Clara's War on my TBR stack!"

Yay!! Good read. Tough one though :(

[Cheryl]

Kirsten wrote: "Just finished The Light Between Oceans Fair warning: you will need a box of Kleenex at the end!"

I agree!

[Annina]

And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini

[Sarah]

My latest Goodwill purchase - , , , , and all for 12 bucks.

[Jennifer]

Nice shopping Sarah! I really enjoyed .

[dely]

I started reading India. Cinque racconti, sei reportage, tre fumetti and it is a collection of short stories, reportages and comics by Indian authors.

[Valerie]

Reading The Shipping News for Canada. Somehow I'm both fascinated and bored by this book in turns.

[Cheryl]

Reading: The Fever Tree on audiobook and The Seven Storey Mountain. Just finished Year of Wonders. The story is raw and gripping (see my review here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show....

[Lynn G.]

Valerie wrote: "Reading The Shipping News for Canada. Somehow I'm both fascinated and bored by this book in turns."

Yes! That's exactly how I responded to this book. I read it a second time so that I could pick up what I had missed when I found it boring.

[Lynn G.]

Cheryl wrote: "Reading: The Fever Tree on audiobook and The Seven Storey Mountain. Just finished Year of Wonders. The story is raw and gripping (see my review here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...."

I thought that Year of Wonders was one of Geraldine Brooks best books. I am looking forward to reading more of hers.

[sonny (no longer in use)]

Virginia woolf's the wave

[dely]

anuier wrote: "Virginia woolf's the wave"

I have on my kindle a collection with all the fiction of Virginia Woolf but I want to read it this winter. I don't know why, but I feel they are good to read when it's cold outside and the weather isn't fine! :D

I started reading A Girl Called Jules by Milena Milani.

[Jennifer]

I'm reading and . Both are enjoyable at the moment!

[Cheryl]

Lynn G. wrote: "Cheryl wrote: "Reading: The Fever Tree on audiobook and The Seven Storey Mountain. Just finished Year of Wonders. The story is raw and gripping (see my review here: https://www.goodreads.com/review..."

It was really good, Lynn. I'll now pick up any fiction she writes.

[Cheryl]

Jennifer wrote: "I'm reading and . Both are enjoyable at the moment!"

I'm adding "A Prayer for Owen" to my list, Jennifer. Second time I've heard of it. Once from a GR friend who just loves it.

[sonny (no longer in use)]

I have only read the waves but it was good. wasn't that hard but maybe challenging if you haven't read different writing styles

[Jennifer]

Cheryl wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I'm reading and . Both are enjoyable at the moment!"

I'm ad..."

I'm really enjoying it so far -it's for my real life book club so looking forward to discussion.

Hattie - I really liked One Day - I bought it when I was in Edinburgh so that might have played a role :)

[Cheryl]

Hattie wrote: "I loved Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks. I would like to read The Seven Storey Mountain."

Great! People seem to like Year of Wonders. Well I'm almost done with Seven Storey. Will let you know how it goes :) How are you finding "Necessary Lies?"

[Monika]

I am reading Casanova´s Story of my Life on my kindle and New York by Edward Rutherfurd