What are you reading currently?

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  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Fireblood (Whispers from Mirrowen #1) by Jeff Wheeler

    Another Kindle Unlimited pick. I've got to mix these in to make my membership pay off.
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    Air Traffic: A Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in America by Gregory Pardlo
  • beccaboo1276414
    beccaboo1276414 Posts: 880 Member
    The Ugly Cry by Danille Henderson. Well written. Can be triggering for some. Author's true story about surviving her childhood and ultimately thriving.

    I started on Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens, next! I loved the classic black and white movie, but don't recall having read the book prior. It's a great book!

    Hi Doug! I had to switch to reading from watching my classic movies as our internet keeps going out! I hope to stay with the reading for a while.

    Hello everybody!
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Fireblood (Whispers from Mirrowen #1) by Jeff Wheeler

    Another Kindle Unlimited pick. I've got to mix these in to make my membership pay off.

    Well this ended up being one book broken into three parts. I read part two and it continued right into part three, Dryad-Born (part 2) and Poisonwell (part 3). Part one was 12 hours on audio (immersion read), part two was 15 hours. Now part three is 17 hours, and this book feels very long. Maybe because it is! I am ready for a new book but I have over half of book three to go (not that it is bad, it is just long).
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    I started on Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens, next! I loved the classic black and white movie, but don't recall having read the book prior. It's a great book!
    Feeling inspired. I started A Tale of Two Cities. I have never read it. I liked Oliver Twist and Great Expectations, so I will give it a shot.
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    I started on Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens, next! I loved the classic black and white movie, but don't recall having read the book prior. It's a great book!
    Feeling inspired. I started A Tale of Two Cities. I have never read it. I liked Oliver Twist and Great Expectations, so I will give it a shot.

    LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Dickens! The language is amazing!
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    My ebook came in from the library, so when I finished up the Dickens book (which I loved) I started Arrow's Flight by Mercedes Lackey. This is book 2 in the Heralds of Valdemar series.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Arrow's Fall (Heralds of Valdemar book 3) by Mercedes Lackey
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Relic by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    Enemies of the People by Katie Marton. Not entirely reliable, but a very interesting memoir.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Yesterday I read The Last Summer Boys by Bill Rivers for a Kindle Challenge (I won a badge, whoop!) Today I am reading Thunderhead by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    edited September 2022
    Thunderhead by Preston and Child was the best of the three I have read by them. It introduced the character Nora Kelly and had a recurring character in the journalist Smithback from the first two books, but no Agent Pendergast.

    Then I read a pair of books about Dash and Lily written by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan. Now I am reading The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune.
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    Just started Free: A Child and a Country at the End of History by Lea Ypi. Another memoiristic look at the end of the Soviet bloc, this one from Albania. Seems well written and fascinating.

    I've also started an academic comic murder mystery (is THAT a genre?) called Book by Robert Grudin. We'll see.
  • Btrflydog
    Btrflydog Posts: 1,496 Member
    20th Century Ghosts - Joe Hill
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Logan's Word: A Logan Family Western - Book 1 by Donald L. Robertson was boring and predictable.

    Now I am reading Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    Old Man's War by John Scalzi (semi-humorous sci-fi)
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    The Ghost Brigades (Old Man's War #2) by John Scalzi
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    Margaret Atwood, Handmaid's Tale. Not my cup of tea, but a student decided to write about it so after all this time of saying no, I'm here reading it.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    I'm on to The Last Colony (Old Man's War #3) after reading the novella #2.5 last night. The novella was 100 pages, not much to it. I'm really enjoying this series so far.
  • Btrflydog
    Btrflydog Posts: 1,496 Member
    The Guilt Trip - Sandie Jones - needed a break from the ghost stories.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    War and Remembrance by Herman Wouk (1,400 pages so I will be at this one for a while)
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    The Language of Thorns by Leigh Bardugo
  • Btrflydog
    Btrflydog Posts: 1,496 Member
    Fairy Tale - Stephen King

  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    edited October 2022
    Btrflydog wrote: »
    Fairy Tale - Stephen King

    I bought that one and it is high on my TBR pile but library books keep coming in.

    I read Zoe's Tale (Old Man's War #4) and now on to book 5, The Human Division by John Scalzi. Most entertaining series!
  • Btrflydog
    Btrflydog Posts: 1,496 Member
    Btrflydog wrote: »
    Fairy Tale - Stephen King

    I bought that one and it is high on my TBR pile but library books keep coming in.

    I read Zoe's Tale (Old Man's War #4) and now on to book 5, The Human Division by John Scalzi. Most entertaining series!

    So far it's pretty good - I'm about 100 pages in
  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,503 Member
    Rereading Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451.
  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 521 Member
    I put the new Stephen King on my reading list but the new Terry Brooks came out and I want to read that one first. I have both. I had to reread last year's Terry Brooks book because this new one is a sequel, Daughter of Darkness follows book 1, Child of Light. I don't remember reading book 1 at all. What is happening to my memory?