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[Jennifer]

Reading and

[Maryann]

Reading The Flower Boy set in Ceylon

[Melissa Hoyle]

I'm reading Ender's Game. What region would that count as lol? I'm also reading The Elementary Particles set in France.

[Sarah]

Listening to . Reading

[Megs]

I'm reading Mastering the Art of French Eating: Lessons in Food and Love from a Year in Paris set in Paris and many other regions in France. It's been interesting so far because each chapter focuses on a particular French dish and goes into the history of the dish and the area it came from. The jury is still out on the memoir portion of the book; the author is a little complain-y about her personal life and while I can understand why, it may get old by the end of the book.

[Melissa Hoyle]

Hattie wrote: "How do you feel about Ender's Game. I have heard a lot of talk about that one. I've never read a book by Card. I only recently read my first Science Fiction novel.:)"

I'm enjoying it! It's a little disturbing how grown up all the children are in the story, especially Ender and his siblings. I immediately connected with Ender and you really feel sorry for him at certain times. I'm just over halfway through so I will let you know how I feel at the end. But so far I highly recommend it!

[Jackie]

Just started reading Geek Love by Katherine Dunn. Seems interesting from the start!

[Melissa Hoyle]

Jackie wrote: "Just started reading Geek Love by Katherine Dunn. Seems interesting from the start!"

It's such a strange book but I really did enjoy it. I loved the family dynamics and how Dunn told the story from the character who, to all outsiders was indeed a freak, but to her family she was considered normal, which made her a freak to them. She was shunned by all societies. It gave her a unique perspective.

[Sarah]

Listening to and started reading .

[Rhonda]

I am reading Unexpected Waltz. This is a book that I got free from Life as a Book Addict. I also got Canteberry Sisters by the same author.

[Karol]

I just finished "Cocktails under the Tree of Forgetfulness" by Alexandria Fuller. It is about a wackie British family living and dying in Post Colonial Southern Africa. It is a tragic and sometimes laugh out loud novel. I really enjoyed it and plan to read the prequel "Don't go out with the Dogs". I recommend. It is really a bio of her mother born in Scotland and living in Kenya, Rhodesia,etc.

[Paul]

Currently rereading 'A Tale of Two Cities'


whilst visiting Paris. Came across the black, solid iron keys to the cells of the Bastille yesterday in the 'Musee Carnavalet', and thought instantly of Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton... Looking forward to reviewing it.

[Sarah]

Listening to for Scotland and reading for Virginia.

[Rhonda]

I am reading The Martian. Is there a category for Mars. Just kidding.

[Debbie]

I am reading Funny Girl by Nick Hornsby.

[Alex]

I'm reading 'The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia' by Michael Booth, I really recommend it, it's really insightful and he's a humorous writer.

[Christine]

I am reading MAID OF SECRETS by Jennifer McGowan set in Elizabethan England.

[Rhonda]

Hattie wrote: "Who is the author? I checked out The Martian from the library. Not sure...."

Rhonda wrote: The author is Andy Weir.

[Sarah]

Started the audio for . We will see? I did not like her other two books.

[Rhonda]

I am reading The Marco Effect by Jussi Adler Olsen.

[Melissa Hoyle]

Now reading Euclid's Window: The Story of Geometry from Parallel Lines to Hyperspace, Notes from Underground, and The New York Stories of Edith Wharton.

[Rhonda]

I am reading the Violets of March by Sarah Jio

[Natalie]

Sue Monk Kidd Wings of Invention

[Amity]

English: The Martian by Andy Weir
German: Russland verstehen (Understanding Russia) by Gabriele Grobe-Schmalz

[Nancy]

Kafka's Curse by Achmat Dangor

[Rhonda]

I am reading Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Gilbert

[Sarah]

Reading and loving it. Started reading . I started the audio for .

[Jeannine K Lockwood]

Currently I'm reading "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close." I liked the movie; the book is a challenging read.

[Rhonda]

I am reading Hard Eight by Janet Evanovich

[Wayne]

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[Wayne]

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[Syddlebugz]

Right now i am reading "The lost girls. Three friends, Four continents, one unconventional detour around the world" it's by the girls, Jennifer Baggett, Holly C. Corbett, and Amanda Pressner.

[Wayne]

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[Emily]

I'm half way though by based in India about the horrific exploitation of children that has occurred there. It's not a happy book, but it's well written and has drawn me in to their personal stories.

[Josh]

I am currently re-reading The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien in order to explore how I want to structure my senior thesis. For an Irish literature class I am taking, I am currently reading and thoroughly enjoying the poetry of Seamus Heaney and Paul Durcan.

[Nay]

I'm reading: The art of racing in the rain by Garth Stein

[Zulaikha]

Hi. I just joined this group. My current book is The Partner by john grisham

[Julia]

I'm half way through The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro, who is one of my favorite authors. This one weaves a spell for me.

[Dustin]

i'm a newbie but i did start reading rise of the elgen it seems pretty good

[Dustin]

Richard Paul Evans

[Natalie]

I'm reading The Borgia Bride.

[Joe]

I'm finishing Into The Silence by Wade Davis and Oscar and Lucinda. From chilly Tibet to laid-back Oz.

[Olgaliva]

I just started reading 'Compartment no. 6' - a book by Rosa Liksom.
I'm really looking forward to read it!!!!!!!!!

[Kelly B]

I'm reading A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller, Jr.

[Debbie]

I'm reading A Man Called Ove. It's so good!

[Jennifer]

I'm reading and listening to . Enjoying both of them!

[Natalie]

Finishing up Chasing Tomorrow by Tilly Bagshawe
And Blood Orange Brewing by Laura Childs

[M.]

Snuff, Chuck Palahniuk.

[Sarah]

Debbie wrote: "I'm reading A Man Called Ove. It's so good!"

It is soooooo good. I loved this story. I love Ove.