What are You Reading Besides a Cozy? Showing 701-750 of 1,156

[Nancy]

Travels with Charley is my FAVORITE John Steinbeck book :)!

[Stephanie]

Ed McBain's 87th Precinct book called Killer's Choice. Just finished the Dresden Files series and needed a few short books before jumping into a scifi series.

My mystery cozy is Dying for a Date by Cindy Sample.

[Sallee]

Finished A Street Cat named Bob and am reading The World According to Bob. These heartwarming books are about an orange cat that gave responsibility to a recovering heroin addict and showed him to was a reason to make a fresh start.

[Melodie]

Reading Blonde Faith and Sinner

[Nancy]

Finished Shiloh Autumn. Five stars. There was a lot of American history wrapped up in this series of four books. Wish there was a fifth!

[jaxnsmom]

Nancy wrote: "Travels with Charley is my FAVORITE John Steinbeck book :)!"

Good to hear. I'm listening to it, along with another book. I haven't read any Steinbeck since high school :)

[Bonnie]

Reading .

[Teresa]

Reading .

[Sallee]

I am starting Sergeant Stubby, How a Stray Dog and His Best Friend Helped Win World War I and Stole The Heart of a Nation. This is a biography of one of the most decorated dogs in military history if not the most decorated. For history buffs and animal lovers.

[Melodie]

Sallee wrote: "I am starting Sergeant Stubby, How a Stray Dog and His Best Friend Helped Win World War I and Stole The Heart of a Nation. This is a biography of one of the most decorated dogs in military history ..."

I've read about this dog. I bet it is a good book!

[Jessica]

I just finished reading The Leftovers by Tom Perotta for my book club.

[Jessica]

And I am also reading The Complete Guide to Money by Dave Ramsey.

[Sallee]

Just finished The Wives of Los Alamos by Tarashea Nesbit. I liked it very much but some people were thrown of by the authors use of the word "we". It was a little difficult at first but you find yourself falling into the prose of the book. A look back in history from the feminine perspective.

[Jill]

I am reading the first book in Nora Roberts new series so far it's really good and moves along quickly

[Jessica]

How do I put link to book in comments?

[Jill]

Above the comment box clivk on add book/author a pop up will appear and you can add a link or cover after you type in. A book title. If you want to add the author click on the author tab. Hope this helps. Hopefully you can understand this i' m on my nook

[Bonnie]

Now reading .

[Judith]

I am reading the Boys in the Boat about the rowing time that won Olympic gold 1936 in Berlin, non-fiction.

[jaxnsmom]

I finished The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, a really lovely book. Now I'm deciding what to read from my pile of library books :)

[Evon]

I reading Changeless 2nd book in series steampunk theme

[Katherine]

I'm taking a short break of cozies and reading I've Got You Under My Skin

[Rebecca]

I am reading a lot of "beach reads"this summer..currently reading

[Melissa]

Jill wrote: "I am reading the first book in Nora Roberts new series so far it's really good and moves along quickly"

Jill, I'm looking forward to reading Dark Witch.

[Bonnie]

Currently reading .

[Bonnie]

I am starting .

[Katherine]

Working on a thriller: Phantom Instinct - a real page turner

[jaxnsmom]

I'm reading a delightful book.

[Jaye]

600 Hours of Edward
Edward Adrift
both books byCraig Lancaster

I read the 1st book not too long ago and the 2nd as soon as the library could get it to me (it had to come from MN as it wasn't in the local system).

Edward is an adult male with Asperger’s syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder. These books are novels that follow Edward's life as he learns to live a life that includes other people.
I really enjoyed both books and would recommend them to anyone.

[Bonnie]

Now reading .

[jaxnsmom]

Jaye wrote: "600 Hours of Edward
Edward Adrift
both books byCraig Lancaster."

They sound really interesting, so of course I added to my tbr :)

[Sallee]

I just finished, The Last Kings of Sark by Rosa Rankin-Gee, a bittersweet novel of three young people and their summer on the Island of Sark. It was different, but interesting.

[Bonnie]

Starting .

[Nancy]

Finished Unlikely Angel by Ashley Smith.
It was our monthly book club pick. 5 stars.

[Sallee]

Just started Natchez Burning by Greg Liles, a whopper of 800 pages and the first in a trilogy. I'll probably end up needing an arm brace...LOL!

[jaxnsmom]

I finished two books today, polar opposites of each other. First was , the true story of a woman who was kidnapped by Islamic extremists for ransom in Somalia and held for 460 days. The first part was enjoyable - her life leading up to then was filled with travelling and having fun. After the kidnapping it got really hard to listen to the things that happened over the 460 days of captivity. I would be crying and have to listen to something else for a bit. One of the things that hit me was that the author is the one narrating. I don't think I could have survived what she did, much less be able to talk about it in a calm voice.

To the other end of the spectrum, I read , a delightful novel about a man who rescues a hare that has been hit with his car. Right then and there he decides to abandon his current soul-sucking life, and wanders around Finland with the hare. The two have many adventures, making friends and enemies, while Vatanen is realizing what is important to him, and what he wants from life.

[Sherri]

I have recently become a fan of Lisa See. To date I have read Dreams of Joy and Snow Flower and the Secret Fan. Loved them both!

[Bonnie]

Reading and .

[Rita]

I just started The Fault in Our Stars figured I would see what my daughter was raving about. I'm also listening to Carsick: John Waters Hitchhikes Across America which has been really funny. It's just taking me longer because I can't listen to it when my daughter is in the car with me. Too many naughty bits!

[Melodie]

Rita wrote: "I just started The Fault in Our Stars figured I would see what my daughter was raving about. I'm also listening to [bookcover:Carsick: Joh..."

TFIOS has got to be one of the most absolutely depressing books I've read in a long time. Reminded me too much of a friend who died of Hodgkin's when I was in high school, brought all of that back. Was depressed for days after I read it. It was very beautifully written, tho.

[jaxnsmom]

Rita wrote: "I just started The Fault in Our Stars figured I would see what my daughter was raving about. I'm also listening to [bookcover:Carsick: Joh..."

I've been debating whether or not I wanted to add Carsick to my tbr. Now it is :)

[Bonnie]

Reading . Enjoying it so far!

[Bonnie]

Starting . Really excited about reading this one!

[Jessica]

Just finished Beautiful Ruinsfor my book club. Our next pick is The Rosie Project.

[Holly]

Gone Girl

[Teresa]

Just started .

[Melodie]

Teresa wrote: "Just started ."

Good book!! Looking forward to part 2 in January!

[Christine]

Holly wrote: "Gone Girl"

I loved that book. Hope you enjoy.

[Christine]

I am reading . So far I'm really enjoying it.

[Mary (Biblophile)]

I'm reading Mr. Mercedes and liking it so far. It's a mystery rather than a horror story.

[Melodie]

Mary (Biblophile) wrote: "I'm reading Mr. Mercedes and liking it so far. It's a mystery rather than a horror story."

Read it last month and liked it a lot. I'm a King junkie for the most part, but must say it was nice to see Uncle Stevie write a flat out thriller!