What book are you reading?
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The Family Fang by Kevin Wilson0
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I'm not even two pages in and already feel like I need to rethink my life 😂😬
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I just started this:
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Night School - Jack Reacher series0
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Currently rereading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows3
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Currently working my way through, in chronological order rather publishing order, the Sharpe series by Bernard Cornwell. The hero being my namesake and my father being a Major Sharpe may have piqued my curiousity.2
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Such a good read if you want to feel normal.
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I'm reading Wool by Hugh Howey!0
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She Got Up Off The Couch by Haven Kimmel. Very funny/cute memoir with a poignant section toward the end about her parents marriage.0
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Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin1
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The Alien Reindeer's Bounty by Nancey Cummings. Trashy romance. Not my usual fare, even when I read romance...but Nancey is a friend of mine...and she's a good writer, even when trashy.
I think I'll probably head for some LE Modesitt Jr after.
And I'll say sorry for anyone reading the Richard Morgan (Altered Carbon)...I've read two of his and won't read another.0 -
honor few fear none the life & times of a mongol
it's pretty easy read and i find it interesting how he came from nothing to being a leader of a biker group0 -
I'm reading "The Vorrh" by Brian Catling. It is the most unique work of fiction I have ever read. It's strange and twisted and draws the reader in with some of the descriptions that are like describing something you think you should not be watching but can't look away from. It's the first in a trilogy. If anyone has read it PLEASE let me know, I've asked so many people and no one has read it. I'm dying to discuss it with anyone.
I'm also reading "Disfigured: On Fairy Tales, Disability, and Making Space". It's a work of non-fiction about the role and perception of disability through fairy tales and how people interpret that in a modern lens. Really interesting and I love that she is challenging the ableist society we live in, in terms of beauty, capability, and overall who and what a hero is.0 -
SheBeButLittleSheisFierce wrote: »Jane Eyre (again) and 84 Charring Cross Rd
Can never ever go wrong with Jane Eyre. Who doesn't lovea secret wife hidden in the attic that then burns the house down? I absolutely adore Gothic Romance and the Gothic genre. Have you read Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier?0 -
I've apprently decided to nose dive into Modesitt's Ecolitan trilogy (I think there are only 3). I'm on The Ecologic Seccession now. They were all publish late '80's-early 90's and are sci-fi.2
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Just started Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln1
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Lisa Scottoline's "Someone Knows"0
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