Soo...Watcha Readin?

[Blue Hummingbird]

sMothering by Wendy French, very funny.

[Katia]

I've just read Angry wives eating bon bons. Very good! Has anybody had it?

[Cynthia]

I agree. Great book!

Jackie wrote: "Coming out in Sept 2009: The Kids Are All Right by
Liz, Diana, Dan and Amanda Welch

This is an amazing book in numerous ways. First of all, the fact that four siblings could join together to..."

[Katia]

Cynthia, have you read any other of her books? Have a ncie day.

[Elantriel]

I am currently reading "Scarecrow" by Matthew Reilly...its the 3rd of the Shane Schofield series. I absolutely loved Ice Station and Area 7 the first 2 installments but unfortunately am stuck on page 71 of Scarecrow. Dont get me wrong the story is great and I love the characters, but unfortunately a friend of mine let slip something that happens about half way through which has made me not want to read on, specifically because I dont want it to happen. I am trying to push on because I know its going to be an excellent book based on the pervious 2 but its hard when you know something is going to happen that you dont want to happen. But I refuse to leave a book half finished so I think I am just going to have to read the rest of it all in one day to get through.

I would seriously recommend Ice Station and Area 7 as they are amazing books and the characters you'll just fall in love with. But do yourself a favour and dont listen to or read any plot points to Scarecrow before reading otherwise you'll most probably have the same problem I am.

[Cynthia]

Katia, Which author are you referring to?

[Terri]

I am now reading Sniper by Sari Horowitz and Michael Ruane. It is an accounting of the DC sniper shootings. Definitely has more information than I knew at the time it was happening. Or even from Charles Moose's book.

[Gary]

Just start reading I, Alex Cross by James Patterson

[Debbie]

Going to bed in a few minutes and I will start The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo...its a huge little book at more then 700 pages but I will give it a go :o)

[Debbie]

Someone gave me "A Child Called "IT"" by Dave Pelzer, this morning so I read that during my lunch hour. Its a totally different book then I normally read and its brutal already but I will probably finish it tonight as its just a little book...

[Terri]

Working on: The Swoop! Or Have Clarence Saved England by PG Wodehouse. Very amusing.

[Debra]

Rebecca wrote: "My current book is Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. So far, so good. I'm only about three chapters in, but it looks like a nice easy read. I just finished The Road by Cormac McCar..."

I want to read "Water for Elephants", it seems like a very intriguing read. Thanks for your comment!

[Debra]

I'm reading "The Dip" by Seth Godin, very simple & easy read with a simple message.

[Sara]

Hello I'm Sara I joined two minutes ago and I'm reading "The old man and the sea"

[Terri]

I am reading Dead and Berried by Karen MacInerney

[Peter]

The Perfect Deceit

An intriguing and fascinating book on how countries vie against each other to be top dog on the world stage. Spies, double agents, love triangles -- it’s all in a day’s work for super spy Alexey! In today’s interconnected world, this book gives an interesting perspective on how much competition goes on behind the scenes with ambitions and stakes running high. Hearts are broken and for some power is gained.

Illuminating book on the espionage sphere. Lots of mind games involved. Great book with high drama. Makes for a perfect summer read!