What are you reading at the moment?

Stephen King People...If you haven't read DUMA KEY...it is such a great book. For some reason not as popular as some of his others, but I have never forgotten that story...it is truly haunting. Also, BAG OF BONES really scared me, another one of his. How can you not love Stephen King.

I just finished reading a bunch of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series, and a Christopher Pike adult novel "Falling". I have just started the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, I have had several friends recomend it. .

I'm currently reading the 4th book in the Pretty Little Liars series--I know I'm 27 and shouldn't be reading books for teens, but it's just too good! My teenage sister got me hooked on the TV show last summer, and I recently found out it was a book series too...so of course I have to read them.

Young Adult fiction is a standard in my library though--they help me really escape reality, and are great to read after finishing hard to read "grown up" books. I'm currently reading this series to give my brain a break from reading Augusten Burrough's books--though I still have one more to read of his. I've heard "The Wolf At The Table" is harder to get through than the rest--anyone eever read it? I have it on my bookshelf for when I'm through with PLL.

I'm reading the Dexter books... or I was until I changed my half an hour reading at lunch break to half an hour walking around the city.

I'm on book 3. It's completely different from the TV show. Still very gory... but Dexter, althought more whimpy, seems more sick...

Loving the stories though.

Ran out of Karin Slaughter books. Would recomment those books to anyone... but read them in order

I am currently reading The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo and have The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe on deck...

I'm reading that one as well. Of course I'm juggling that with "First People: A Documentary Survey of American Indian History" and "Before California: An Archaeologist Looks at Our Earliest Inhabitants"

The Bible, but I read that every day.

I am also reading "Cardio Strength Training" by Robert Dos Remedios. I started to read it because I was reading more and more about how long duration steady state cardio does little to burn fat, and how Interval Training, HIIT and Metabolic Resistance Training are so much better. I have gotten several chapters in, and it has been very eye opening.

Probably Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult. I love all of her books!

Currently reading Margin by Dr. Richard Swenson and working through the accompanying workbook, Made to Crave by Lysa TerKeurst, and lots of magazines....just finished Food Rules by Michael Pollan and am about to start his Omnivore's Dilemma! Oh...also recently read Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers. Love books, need more time to read them!

i can't believe that i somehow missed this thread! i am such a book worm
i am currently reading (& LOVING) Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen.
I have a nook if anyone on here has one too & we can be nook friends? lol message me, i have a little collection of ebooks going & would love someone to loan with!

i suggest anyone who hasn't yet, read The Hunger Games series... i couldn't put them down & finished the 3 books in a long weekend.




"You can't get a cup of tea big enough, or a book long enough to suit me." - C.S. Lewis

Hey me too. Great book!

Pre children I was a HUGE bookworm and now they aren't babies anymore I'm just getting back into it.
I've been hooked on all the vampire books so gave read all the twilight series and vampire diaries and just the sookie stackhouse series, have vampired myself out so have just read the beach house by Jane green and loved it so a nice change from vampy ones.
I've heard a book called "room" by Emma donnoghue is good so I think that will be my next one

If you like the Sookie Stackhouse books I can recommend giving Rachel Vincent, Kelley Armstrong and Jennifer Rardin (who has unfortunately recently passed away ) - they're all really good reads.


Thank you for the recommendation

Love Kelly Armstrong and Rachel Vincent. I have Jennifer Rardin on my to-read list.
I'm a big fan of Jim Butcher and Laurell K Hamilton too.

Ruby: The Autobiography by Ruby Walsh

My hubby loves the Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher!
I'd read up to "White Knight" but really couldn't get into it so I kinda stopped there.

For anyone that likes crime/thriller, I highly recommend Harlan Coben and Linwood Barclay.

I think Dresden is an acquired taste lol.
I decided to start Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning today - book 5 in this series. I'm kinda lost because I read book 4 so long ago.

Also, crime/thriller with a paranormal twist - try Kay Hooper's Special Crimes Unit series. Love them.

I'm reading Int the Woods by Tana French. It's a great police drama. I normally don't like them (except for Dennis Lehane) but this one has me hooked.