What book are you reading?
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AshEvelynn wrote: »Listening to The Sleeping Doll - Jeffery Deaver - pretty good. Anyone who listens to audio or reads ebooks might want to check out Overdrive.com. Links with your personal local library that you belong to and has an app you can download to listen to books on your device or computer. You can check out 5 'books' at a time and they expire after 14 days. All free It's awesome! Msg me if you need help to figure it out!
This is why I haven't read any ebooks from my library. 14 days is not long enough for me. Sure, if a books is good enough I can read it within a week, but most of the time I'm just reading at work out of boredom and only off an on.
But thank you for posting this regardless of my feelings on it, lol!2 -
Audio: Karin Slaughter "Cop Town"3
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MonkeyMel21 wrote: »AshEvelynn wrote: »Listening to The Sleeping Doll - Jeffery Deaver - pretty good. Anyone who listens to audio or reads ebooks might want to check out Overdrive.com. Links with your personal local library that you belong to and has an app you can download to listen to books on your device or computer. You can check out 5 'books' at a time and they expire after 14 days. All free It's awesome! Msg me if you need help to figure it out!
This is why I haven't read any ebooks from my library. 14 days is not long enough for me. Sure, if a books is good enough I can read it within a week, but most of the time I'm just reading at work out of boredom and only off an on.
But thank you for posting this regardless of my feelings on it, lol!
Our library lends for up to 21 days on Overdrive. I LOVE Overdrive!
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I have to star this post so that when I'm trying to decide what to read in the future I can find it.5
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MonkeyMel21 wrote: »AshEvelynn wrote: »Listening to The Sleeping Doll - Jeffery Deaver - pretty good. Anyone who listens to audio or reads ebooks might want to check out Overdrive.com. Links with your personal local library that you belong to and has an app you can download to listen to books on your device or computer. You can check out 5 'books' at a time and they expire after 14 days. All free It's awesome! Msg me if you need help to figure it out!
This is why I haven't read any ebooks from my library. 14 days is not long enough for me. Sure, if a books is good enough I can read it within a week, but most of the time I'm just reading at work out of boredom and only off an on.
But thank you for posting this regardless of my feelings on it, lol!
I have only not finished a book once in the 14 days and I just took it back out again..although I listen to audio books and luckily for me, no one else had put a hold on it but yes...I suppose it is not for everyone1 -
MonkeyMel21 wrote: »AshEvelynn wrote: »Listening to The Sleeping Doll - Jeffery Deaver - pretty good. Anyone who listens to audio or reads ebooks might want to check out Overdrive.com. Links with your personal local library that you belong to and has an app you can download to listen to books on your device or computer. You can check out 5 'books' at a time and they expire after 14 days. All free It's awesome! Msg me if you need help to figure it out!
This is why I haven't read any ebooks from my library. 14 days is not long enough for me. Sure, if a books is good enough I can read it within a week, but most of the time I'm just reading at work out of boredom and only off an on.
But thank you for posting this regardless of my feelings on it, lol!
Our library lends for up to 21 days on Overdrive. I LOVE Overdrive!
Is that an E book or audio? I've never loaned an ebook, so maybe that is longer? Audio book for me is only 14 days in Ontario Canada...maybe different regions have different rules lol0 -
denversillygoose wrote: »
I LIKE it. I just can't stay awake to read it Soooo close.
Have you seen the movie? I was very disappointed.
I have not. Heard it was a mess though! Too bad. I'll probably watch it someday, but in no hurry.1 -
Book 4 of the mortal instruments series by Cassandra Clare. Last one is a book I'm writing.
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AshEvelynn wrote: »MonkeyMel21 wrote: »AshEvelynn wrote: »Listening to The Sleeping Doll - Jeffery Deaver - pretty good. Anyone who listens to audio or reads ebooks might want to check out Overdrive.com. Links with your personal local library that you belong to and has an app you can download to listen to books on your device or computer. You can check out 5 'books' at a time and they expire after 14 days. All free It's awesome! Msg me if you need help to figure it out!
This is why I haven't read any ebooks from my library. 14 days is not long enough for me. Sure, if a books is good enough I can read it within a week, but most of the time I'm just reading at work out of boredom and only off an on.
But thank you for posting this regardless of my feelings on it, lol!
Our library lends for up to 21 days on Overdrive. I LOVE Overdrive!
Is that an E book or audio? I've never loaned an ebook, so maybe that is longer? Audio book for me is only 14 days in Ontario Canada...maybe different regions have different rules lol
Both Ebooks and Audio. I discovered it by accident in the settings.
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The warded man. Peter Brett. I probably should be reading it now instead of lurking and commenting here1
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Yay book discussions! I'm currently reading the invisible man by Ralph Ellison. Brilliant!5
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I've read a few fiction escapism books by John Sandford but about to get back to reading through Hemingway and finish Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.2
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It by Stephen King. I’ve always loved his novels and wanted to read this one before seeing the film.2
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Work manual at the moment.0
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jacquelynkay wrote: »Work manual at the moment.
What kind of work, @jacquelynkay ? Could be interesting. Lol0 -
Sexting for dummies1
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very much had the same feel and flow as Girl on a Train. It wasn't bad.0 -
I love reading and I love Mark Billingham, just got one more to go in the Tom Thorne series0
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very much had the same feel and flow as Girl on a Train. It wasn't bad.
Thanks! Was quite curious about her new book, will have to move it onto the want to read list0 -
I love general science books and I'm currently reading A Crack in Creation: Gene Editing and the Unthinkable Power to Control Evolution. @unfilterednate If you like that you should read his play Marx in Soho. @JeepHair77 Have you read her book Her Fearful Symmetry? Still get the chills when I remember bits of that plot2
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I'm re-reading the Harry Potter series. Don't judge me.10
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@katenix08 I would absolutely read another one of Howard's books, thanks for the suggestion I'll look it up. My next book is Alvin Toffler's Future Shock.. I find it interesting that you're reading about genetics, I also have an interest I recently finished a book about mitochondrial eve.0
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Current book reads are The Glass Magician by Charlie N. Holmberg, Company Town by Madeline Ashby and A Gathering of Shadows by V.E.Schwab. Also reading the graphic novels Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fables by Bill Willingham. There are a few other books I am sort of reading but have put down for the time being.1
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Column of Fire by Ken Follett (part of the Pillars of the Earth series)1
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Ham on Rye Gharles Bukowski2
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The Crossing by Cormac McCarthy and Gone by Lisa Gardner2
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