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  • smaugish
    smaugish Posts: 244 Member
    I (bought and) finished '13' by Kelley Armstrong last night. Was in tears for most of the second half, knowing this was possibly the last time I'd ever read about the Women of the Otherworld again.

    Not sure what I'm going to read now. Might re-start the Women of the Otherworld series :p

    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!
  • pdj1220
    pdj1220 Posts: 175
    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.
  • ohmariposa
    ohmariposa Posts: 372 Member
    Just finished Wife 22--highly recommend and plan to start Divergent tomorrow
  • ohmariposa
    ohmariposa Posts: 372 Member
    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!
  • Beana21
    Beana21 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
  • emyishardcore
    emyishardcore Posts: 352 Member
    I'm reading the night circus , and....
  • lanie37
    lanie37 Posts: 204 Member
    on the third book of the hunger games, I bought them for my daughter, but have really enjoyed them myself
  • jyuubi
    jyuubi Posts: 109
    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.
  • ElleEmEnO
    ElleEmEnO Posts: 1
    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.
  • scloyd
    scloyd Posts: 327 Member
    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.
  • bkvamp
    bkvamp Posts: 30
    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
  • cutchro
    cutchro Posts: 396 Member
    I just finished The Passage by Justin Cronin. Amazing!! So so good.

    2nd book should be out this month!!!
  • firesoforion
    firesoforion Posts: 1,017 Member
    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.
  • blazingbabe
    blazingbabe Posts: 40 Member
    One Deadly Sister by Rod Hoisington
  • LuciaCh
    LuciaCh Posts: 1
    The Art of Loving, it's a book by psychologist and social philosopher Erich Fromm. Really amazing.
  • enjoythesound
    enjoythesound Posts: 89 Member
    Currently finishing "Under the Dome" by Stephen King, halfway through "Epic" by Conor Kostic and starting "Ubik" by Philip K.****!
  • avir8
    avir8 Posts: 671 Member
    I'm reading Skippy Dies by Paul Murray, it's kind of a slow read
  • Spanaval
    Spanaval Posts: 1,200 Member
    Thanks to this thread, now I have 13 more books coming. YAY!
  • Southernsass6885
    Southernsass6885 Posts: 100 Member
    Tao te Zhing by Lao Tzu. Friend got me to reading it.
  • elka67
    elka67 Posts: 268 Member
    Germinal by Emile Zola for my book group.
  • ickybella
    ickybella Posts: 1,438 Member
    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.
  • alladream
    alladream Posts: 261 Member
    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!!!!
  • DianneBoo
    DianneBoo Posts: 226 Member
    "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.
  • LittleRedBird18
    LittleRedBird18 Posts: 70 Member
    The Time Machine. I am loving it!
  • fallonrhea
    fallonrhea Posts: 388 Member
    I'm reading The Golden Compass because I never have! Being a fantasy buff I feel like I must!
  • Ryasama
    Ryasama Posts: 6 Member
    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.
  • Zurako
    Zurako Posts: 7
    Right now I'm reading, Haruki Murakami's "South of the Border, West of the Sun"
    It's quite good developing.
  • primrosehill
    primrosehill Posts: 84 Member
    Just finished 'King Lear'. Picking up 'The Yips' by Nicola Barker. Loved 'Darkmans'.
  • dvnjustina
    dvnjustina Posts: 114 Member
    The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three

    Reader's Digest Back to Basics: A Complete Guide to Tradition Skills
  • CHN_
    CHN_ Posts: 94 Member
    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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