Hi!! My name is Lynn and I am also an avid reader. I’m currently reading "Outlander" by Diana Gabaldon. My latest reads were “Horde” by Anne Aguirre, “Quintana of Charyn” by Melina Marchetta, and “Dark Wolf” by Christine Feehan.

Hello! I'm Rachel, most people call me Rach. I'm currently readying The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling, and Surprised by Hope by N.T. Wright. I've restarted my MFP and I'm just now wading into the community side of the site. I'm glad I found a group for bookaholics! xoxo

Hi

My name is Lesley, I've been on MFP for a while but I've never looked at the groups before. I chose this one because even though I have a wide variety of interests, if I had to pick the one thing I would never give up it would be reading. I'll read darn near anything. I prefer sci fi and fantasy, and I'm always on the lookout for new authors. I too prefer a "real" book, but like others have mentioned I just can't see dragging around all those boxes of books anymore! I have one bookshelf with the ones that have sentimental/monetary value, but other than that I pretty much stick with my Nook. Being able to carry around tens of thousands of books in my purse has its appeal!

Though I'm not religious, a friend just turned me on to "Walking the Bible" by Bruce Feiler. I'm constantly downloading ebooks from my local library, but I haven't managed to find another fantasy series to sustain me until the next Game of Thrones book comes out. I feel like I've pretty much read them all (Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, the Sookie Stackhouse stuff, all the vampire crap, the Ender's Game series, the Thomas Covenant Chronicles....and on and on). Hoping to find something new from y'all

Hi, I'm Jeanne. I have been having a difficult time finding the time to read, though I do listen to audiobooks every night for bed. MFP does such a great job motivating me to be healthy, maybe it can motivate me to read more, too. Would love to discuss books with you!

I am a huge fan of Jasper Fforde, Tom Robbins, Neal Stephenson, Neil Gaiman, and a whole host of other writers. I do love well-written young adult fiction, if I'm being honest. Hunger Games was great, but Twilight made me grind my teeth (no offense to anyone who loved it, I did finish because I really wanted to know what would happen, and I watched all the movies). I LOVE Sherlock Holmes.

Hi, I'm another Liz. Lately I have been trying to learn more about nutrition and physiology with non-fiction from Fuhrman, McDougall, Lustig; the classic "Sugar Blues" by William Dufty(?). I also liked the Chi Running/Chi Walking books but not as much as "Born to Run" and "Why We Run." Today I am working on "God's Hotel" by Dr. Victoria Sweet.

Weightwise I have been stuck in the 170s for almost a decade, I was hoping the knowledge about sugar and other high glycemic foods would break the plateau. Probably should try audio books while working on the treadmill.

If you like books on running and are looking for an audiobook, I really loved Murakami's What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, from Audible.

I'm new (as of today)-- and a voracious reader. Just finished reading The Queen Takes the Train-- very good.

Hi I am Melanie. I LOVE to read. Currently, along with school work, I am reading A Wrinkle In Time trilogy in print. And on my kindle I am reading Fablehaven The Completed Series and Their Eyes Were Watching God. I am going to be out for summer semester so I am going to try to catch up my books. I am back on MFP to try again on losing weight. Believe that I have about at least 80 pounds to lose. Maybe this time I will succeed. Good luck to all.

Rent videos in your room or come up with a easy to remember stretching and cardio routine to do in your room and work out with only a trainer to hold the "ladies" in place and there will be no clothing to wash! That could work?

Hello,

I'm Suzy & I adore books. I have just finished reading, 'Paper Towns' by John Green. I usually read historical fiction, but I like to read different genres. I draw the line at Sudoku handbooks! I'm on Goodreads too. I'm not really sure what to say next? So, in the ABSENCE of something witty to say, here it is: BAA.

Suzy

Hello! I'm Christine. I am an avid reader, primarily of dystopian lit, although I do love a good mystery or play. My all time favorite book is American Gods, by Neil Gaiman. I am currently reading The Silkworm by JK Rowling as well as The Complete Grimm Stories.

Hey! i'm jackie, and i'm a self-confessed book worm just finished "The time Keeper" by Mitch Albom, and just started "Perks of being a wallflower". When i workout (walks/runs) i like to listen to audiobooks - currently working my way through the Harry Potter series (currently on nº3)

Hi there! My name's Danielle and I'm new to MFP. I recently moved to New York City to start a job in publishing, and I've been an avid reader since I was really little. My life pretty much revolves around books, and I edit and write for a bookworm blog called BiblioSmiles. (www.bibliosmiles.com)
BiblioSmiles is open to submissions from everyone, because it's my goal to connect readers from all over through reviews, personal essays, and fun posts about books and reading!
I'm a huge fan of Goodreads and I religiously track the books I'm reading. So nice to meet you all! :-)

My name is Mia. Reading is one of my most favorite life pleasures. I am finishing up the second book int the Divergent series, Insurgent.
Next I am reading Donna Tartt's Goldfinch. I loved Donna Tartt's other books. Hopefully this one is also great.

Books Books Books I love to Read I'm Wilma, kinda nerdy :P

This is my Goodreads account feel free to Add away

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/5927087-wima-m

Good Morning Everyone: I am Linda in Toronto, a "young at heart" retired piano/music teacher. I am excited to join this group and using the my fitness pal calculator and love it. Also, I read every day, usually three books at a time. (real book, ereader book, and ipod book).

A librarian asked the question do people with ereaders using the library overdrive: yes, I do, all the time. And also I download audio books for my ipod.

Right now I am just finishing; Every Man Dies Alone by Hans Fallada; The Prodigal Daughter by Jeffrey Archer (I read everything he has written) and The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison. Next up is The Edge of Eternity by Ken Follett (third book in the trilogy). I always have books on the go and waiting in piles.

I do love my ereader too. It is much easier to supply books to my elderly mother and husband via kobo than try to get them "real" books.

Looking forward to meeting new friends and discussing books. Oh ya, and weight loss!!!!!!!