What are you reading right now? And is it good?

[Lindsay]

Yup, I need some new books to try. I already have some samples downloaded thanks to the "what's the best thing you've read this year" posts, so I thought I'd start a new thread just for recommendations.

Whatcha got? ;)

[Renee]

I'm currently reading Griffin's Daughter by Leslie Ann Moore. :]

[Angelica Bergman]

I really enjoyed Incarceron by Catherine Fisher. I liked Book one a bunch, and I just finished book two (Sapphique by Catherine Fisher)

Currently reading "Flash Gold" by Lindsay Buroker..... :) That one is really good! Can't put it down (Although I have to because I get in trouble lately with my phone/kindle in my hand all the time)

[Chris]

Reading and

[Deanna]

I'm currently reading "Chasing Amanda" by Melissa Foster. It has been really good so far - keeps you interested from the first page. :)

[Angelica Bergman]

Deanna wrote: "I'm currently reading "Chasing Amanda" by Melissa Foster. It has been really good so far - keeps you interested from the first page. :)"

Just looked it up and I think I will try it, since it is .99 cents! ;) Thanks for the recommendation.

[Deanna]

Angelica wrote: "Deanna wrote: "I'm currently reading "Chasing Amanda" by Melissa Foster. It has been really good so far - keeps you interested from the first page. :)"

Just looked it up and I think I will try it..."

You're welcome - I think you will like it. Good price, too! :)

[Lindsay]

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone!

Nick, I didn't know you were one of those zombie people... :D

[Chris]

Almost finished and have started

[Jennifer Walsh]

Oooooo, Christina, let me know how The Sherlockian is--it keeps popping up on my amazon recommendations. (Well, it USED to but then my 11-year-old started getting books for her Kindle on my account. Now all my are for stories about babysitting clubs and horses.)

I'm about to start The Scottish Prisoner by Diana Galbaldon.

[Sabine]

Just reading The Hunger Games..and it's fabulous.

[Chris]

Jennifer Walsh wrote: "Oooooo, Christina, let me know how The Sherlockian is--it keeps popping up on my amazon recommendations. (Well, it USED to but then my 11-year-old started getting books for her Kindle on my accoun..."

It was really good. It inspired me to read more Sherlock stories.

[Angelica Bergman]

@Deanne- "Chasing Amanda" was a book I couldn't put down. Lots of twists! Thanks for the suggestion! Good book!

[Deanna]

Angelica wrote: "@Deanne- "Chasing Amanda" was a book I couldn't put down. Lots of twists! Thanks for the suggestion! Good book!"

Glad you liked it! I enjoyed it too.

[Lynxie]

Currently reading as part of a Read it and Review challenge in one of my groups.

It reminds me a lot of Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. So far, it's interesting... a few editing errors though.

[Khaalidah]

What are your favorite genres?
Do you prefer slow and moving or quick and easy or something in the middle?

[Khaalidah]

I really liked Asimov's Currents of Space.
There is also Hosseini's Kite Runner.
The Ender Series by Scott Card is pretty phenomenal.

[Simona]

Jennifer Walsh wrote: "Oooooo, Christina, let me know how The Sherlockian is--it keeps popping up on my amazon recommendations. (Well, it USED to but then my 11-year-old started getting books for her Kindle on my accoun..."

And how is the SCottish Prisoner?? I loved the Outlander series, but the last one and the Lord John series are less interesting, in my opinion. Have you already given a look to this one?

[Jodie]

I decided that since the Movie was coming out that I should revisit The Hobbit again. I read it when I was 9 or 10. I think I am enjoying it now, at 40, as much as I did then. Maybe more. Is that sad?

[Lindsay]

Jodie, the Hobbit is for all ages!

I have to admit I actually enjoyed it a lot more than the LotR trilogy. What can I say? I like adventures to be fast paced. :D

[Lynxie]

I enjoyed

my review if you're interested: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...