What are you currently reading?

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    LOVE her books! Even though I have a Nook..I still buy the actual books. I have to get this one as soon as I'm done with Mockingjay. :)

    It is REALLY good, a fitting end to the series I'd say. There were a few moments when it felt like Kelley'd stabbed me in the gut, though!
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    I am actually reading the third book of "the Hunger Games" series. My daughter (17) reads these and I read them so we have something to connect on.
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    Just finished Wife 22--highly recommend and plan to start Divergent tomorrow
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    Struggling through 100 Years of Solitude.

    Just finished The Stone Angel.

    Summer break from my MA in Literature, so I'm trying not to read 1200 pages a week..
    LOVED 100 years of solitude...I read it in Spanish and English!
  • Posts: 91 Member
    "New Rules of Lifting for Women." I really don't sit down and read for pleasure anymore. I seriously think working at a library for a few years ruined it. lol
  • Posts: 352 Member
    I'm reading the night circus , and....
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    on the third book of the hunger games, I bought them for my daughter, but have really enjoyed them myself
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    The Devil You Know by Liz Carlyle. I've never read a romance novel before, and I saw it at my mom's friend's house, so I borrowed it and decided to try it.
  • Smart Women Know When to Say No, by Kevin Leman, non-fiction. Just started . . . it's good, but also makes me realize how much work I have do on the "inside." <sigh> Also reading My Extraordinary Ordinary Life, the autobiography of Sissy Spacek. It's sweet and I am enjoying.
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    Road to Valor: A True Story of WWII Italy, the Nazis, and the Cyclist Who Inspired a Nation by Aili and Andres McConnon.


    Road to Valor is the inspiring, against-the-odds story of Gino Bartali, the cyclist who made the greatest comeback in Tour de France history and secretly aided the Italian resistance during World War II.
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    Im reading "Son of a Witch".... Im half way done and am not enjoying it as much as i thought i would. I miss Elphaba :b
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    I just finished The Passage by Justin Cronin. Amazing!! So so good.

    2nd book should be out this month!!!
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    Scapegoats of the Empire by George Witton. I just re-started it. When I first started trying to read it, it was only available for a minimum of $120 and for free online at Project Gutenberg (which I LOVE!). Then I lost my free online copy, I kept trying to find it but still couldn't even at Project Gutenberg. Turns out it was at Project Gutenberg Australia the whole time. :bigsmile: Though now, it's also available for cheap on Amazon, so hooray for Amazon, too.
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    One Deadly Sister by Rod Hoisington
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    The Art of Loving, it's a book by psychologist and social philosopher Erich Fromm. Really amazing.
  • Posts: 89 Member
    Currently finishing "Under the Dome" by Stephen King, halfway through "Epic" by Conor Kostic and starting "Ubik" by Philip K.****!
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    I'm reading Skippy Dies by Paul Murray, it's kind of a slow read
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    Thanks to this thread, now I have 13 more books coming. YAY!
  • Posts: 100 Member
    Tao te Zhing by Lao Tzu. Friend got me to reading it.
  • Posts: 268 Member
    Germinal by Emile Zola for my book group.
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    Have I posted in this thread yet? I'm reading The Dresden Files, on book 3. It's ok so far, but I don't think I love it. I'm really picky about books, though! I just like having my kindle read to me every night until I fall asleep.
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    I have been reading a couple of serious books on the music business (Music Law by Nolo and the music business one by Donald Passman) since I am creating a music publishing company, and a lot of older Regency romances, sci fi/fantasy books from the 80s, mild stuff like that--I read a ton of financial and motivational blogs, and psychology books by Seligman and others--and I work five days a week too, so I get tired and read in bed!!!!
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    "Wire" by Jeffrey Deaver. "Sleep No More" by Greg Iles "Sisters and Wives" by Natalie R. Collins

    I always have to have a book nearby. Every chance I get, I pick one up and read as long as I can.
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    The Time Machine. I am loving it!
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    I'm reading The Golden Compass because I never have! Being a fantasy buff I feel like I must!
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    I'm currently working on the Hunger Games trilogy, I'm a few chapters into the second book.

    The Golden Compass is a good book, a little surreal at times though.
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    Right now I'm reading, Haruki Murakami's "South of the Border, West of the Sun"
    It's quite good developing.
  • Posts: 84 Member
    Just finished 'King Lear'. Picking up 'The Yips' by Nicola Barker. Loved 'Darkmans'.
  • Posts: 114 Member
    The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three

    Reader's Digest Back to Basics: A Complete Guide to Tradition Skills
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    Right now I have just started Phoenix Rising, a Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences novel (#1) by Philippa Ballantine and Tee Morris. My first steampunk, and so far I am loving it!
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