what are you reading now? i am reading still me by jojo moyes. great book!
what are you reading now? i am reading still me by jojo moyes. great book!
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what are you reading now? i am reading still me by jojo moyes. great book!
Ellen Foster by Kaye Gibbons
Accidental Heroes by Danielle Steel
Asylum series
Our house by Louis Candlish.
Started yesterday
Circe on Kindle and Reamde on Audible
circe is on my TBR list!
Just finished it last week. Great read!
Just finishing Unbury Carol, by Josh Malerman, the Bird Box author.
Finishing the immortal
Just finished reading Still Me by Jojo Moyes..
wow! did you like it?
@Nusrat I did, it was the best of the three in that series. Started it last night, finished it late this afternoon.
@Judy i also think that. i started last morning, and now i am on page 142.
I am also reading it and agree it’s the best of the three.
You by Caroline Kepnes
Second Nature by Alice Hoffman, unusual!!!!
The Straw King by Danielle Paige, Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate, and The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. I like to rotate at least 3 different stories at a time lol. The name of the wind and before we were yours are amazing!
yes, i have read before we were yours, it made me cry a lot. still i can’t get it out of my head
i got tge suggestion from goodreads. it won the goodreads choice award. i heard a lot about the book, ” pachinko”. you can try that also. haven’t read it though
I actually have that one sitting on my bookshelf but I haven’t read it yet!
pachinko is really different korea before and after wwII.it was gritty
Calypso by David Sedaris
the title sounds good. have to read that one.
My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry Frederic Bachman
Loved that one!
@Linda so far I am too.
Just finished Dennis Lehane’s “Mystic River”. Controlled storytelling, great finish.
What Remains of Her by EricRickstad – psychological thriller
The Flight of Gemma Hardy, by Margot Livesey. It’s a modern take on Jane Eyre, and a lovely read.
will have to try that
Will make a note of this, I’m reading Jane Eyre now.
Still Me is my favorite outta the 3. And I am reading Lady Henterman’s Wardrobe by Marshall Ryan Maresca.
mine too
I like how it focused on Louisa and her journey of finding her place in the world.
Still reading Chasing Daylight in paper, blowing through the audiobooks.
i love audiobooks
Whiskey and Rose’s. Xander king series
Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom ??
White woman on a green bicycle on audiobook and Head full of ghosts on kindle – both for book clubs I’m in!
The Fae Chronicles.
Just finished MEG by Steve Alten today. Completely far fetched but such a fun read.
I just bought it on kindle. Didnt they make it into a movie recently?
@Lauren Yep! I think the movie actually did pretty well.
An American Marrige by Tayari Jone s
I’m reading or starting:
Bobby Kennedy: A Raging Spirit
Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption
The Librarian of Auschwitz
The Boys in the Boat
The Little Stranger. Wow, it’s longer than I thought. LOL
Another Woman’s Husband
The Stepford Wives
The Shepherd’s Hut by Tim Winton
I haven’t read this yet but I love Tim Winton!
1/2 way through. It’s good!
Anna Karenina
i have to give it a try
The Dark Witch by Nota Roberts
A Game of Thrones
oh!! i haven’t read that one …. and i love that author!
this is a new release
Gone Girl
i have read that, really nice book
I’m also halfway through the audiobook version of The Shop on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber.
Love her books
Love that one. I really enjoy all of her books that have to do with the knitting series. Maybe because I knit
@Nancy me too
@Nancy I’m trying desperately to learn to knit socks
@Nancy me too..i have taken classes multiple times starting at the cuff finishing with the toe. I took a class called toe up..the teacher made me feel stupid so didnt go back for the 2nd class. I havent gone back to the knitting store..miss going on Sunday afternoons to knit. Maybe in time.
@Nancy wish we lived near each other.. I’m so sorry your teacher made you feel that way. That’s awful. I live in NY and Pennsylvania. I go between 2 places because I watch my granddaughter on the weekends
I wish I had the time and patience to learn to knit. I tried to crochet but it didn’t work out to well.
@Nancy i used to belong to a bookclub and we all knitted or crocheted. The leader was awesome..great discussions and she made something to eat that represented the book. Sad, but the bookstore closed and lost touch.
@Nancy that’s a bummer. What about at the library?
@Denise if i make it up there to visit…will teach you.
@Nancy i belong to a mystery book club now and we meet next at Barnes n Noble. Im thinking about starting a silent bookclub chapter in Plano..have to get my act together.
@Nancy that would be cool
Cold Mountain. Enjoying it so far
Dune by: Frank Hebert.
Lily and the Octopus. Hope to finish it tomorrow
Snow Blind by Ragnar Jonasson
A Catered Costume Party by Isis Crawford. It’s a fun little mystery I picked up at the library.
I’m in between books . I was reading the outlander seeing. Currently on voyager but took a break because it’s kind of boring. So I’m reading Gerald’s game now.
i also do that, reading two or three books at a time
@Nusrat I’ll make my way back to voyager after Gerald’s game
The American heiress
Re-reading “Palm Trees in the Snow”.
Just finished There There by Tommy Orange
Was it good?
It was a very different book for me. A little hard to follow at the beginning, but the more I read, the more intrigued I became. I think it was well worth the read for me as it was about lives very different from my own.
will definitely give it a try
I always like books that give a different perspective on life. I think it’s always helpful when we can broaden our understanding.
I just got this out of the library. Along with 10 others. And made a list of 11 other books I want to read. (I realty don’t have time to go to work with all this reading!) ❤️?
Which one??!! Lol… One book that I’m reading is Girl in the Blue Coat by Monica Hesse. It’s a teen read, but I absolutely love it so far:)
Still struggling through The Fountainhead. I started it, so I want to finish it (If for no other reason than to be able to articulate why I hate it)
Fountainhead, I liked the book. Little bit of Philosophy
Most boring writer in history.
The Coincidence Makers
Craig Unger’s House of Trump House of Putin, riveting non-fiction
Just finished educated.. just got Anne Tyler’s new book. Clock Dance
On my list also, finishing up some other reads first
Wuthering Heights. Have never read it before.
Good book.. Even my mother read it in her days I’m 70yr
Still Lives by Maria Hummel
On my list to read.
How to walk away by Katherine centre. It is great so far
I’m curious about this one.
Finished it this afternoon
I really liked it
Had a bit of predictable romance but that’s not what it was about
Had some good feels
I just added it to my tbr list.
The golem and the jinni by Helene wecker
The Midnight Line by Lee Child
I can’t find that book anywhrte 🙁
I’ve got several going but I put them aside to read Stephen King’s “Joyland.” I love it but I’m so ridiculously sad that it’s only taken me two days to finish, why couldn’t it be as long as the stand or insomnia?
Great book. Reading Sunburn now
Ohio by Dianne L Christner
Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly
Enjoyed this book
So good.
Turtle Moon by Alice Hoffman
Oh I loved loved loved it
I’m almost to the end of The Witching Hour by Anne Rice. It’s good and I don’t want it to end yet so I set it down lol
It’s a trilogy Sarah
I’m aware. I do this with every book though.
The Shadow Year by Jeffery Ford. it’s made me laugh. it’s quite a fun read
Where The Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
Finally reading In Cold Blood by Capote. Loving it!
It was a masterpiece, but it gave me nightmares.
Cast the first stone, Margaret Thornton.
‘Wizard & Glass’ from the Dark Tower Series’ by Sai King
IT by Stephen King
Educated – Tara Westover
That’s on my tbr.
Jane Eyre
All Smiles, by Stella Cameron
I am 3/4 of the way through that too. I’m loving it!
Cop Town by Karin Slaughter ?
I’d love to read what your thoughts are on this when you’re done. I have some feelz about this book.
I’ve had on my kindle for ages but never been tempted to read it, didn’t expect it to be good as it’s not part of her usual series. Only just started, but so far so good
The red tent
Close to home by Cara Hunter
The Hate U Give and I’m loving it so far! ^^
This book has been wrecking me! I thought I would get through it in quick order, but I have to keep putting it down because of the emotional upheaval it causes (which it should, IMO).
For me, that makes it a brilliant book—if it can evoke that kind of emotion.
@Michelle I know exactly what you mean! After the first 100 pages I was like ” ouch gotta put it down for a little bit to clear my head to be able continue again” xD
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn ?
I’ll Be Gone Before Dark by MIchelle McNamara. I completely relate to the whole idea of falling down a rabbit hole of obsession over something (I just don’t tend to do it over serial killers).
Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter
10:04 by Ben Lerner
The Gadfly. ??
Circling the Sun.
Nothing. I’m waiting for something to come off hold at the library. It’s excruciating.
Circe
One Good Turn, The Trouble With Goats and Sheep and Born a Crime
I loved that series. Laughing/crying. Lol.
Just starting a new one. The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Myerson. I hope it’s as good as as described.
Where’d you go, Bernadette by Maria Semple
What a great book
@Nancy I don’t quite “get it” at the moment but I’ve heard good things so I’m persevering ?
Jo Bonnici it’s really good for teenagers. If you know any teens, maybe share it with them when you are done
Just finished it. Felt it picked up half way through but the ending was a bit rushed. No conclusions for a lot of characters and generally a bit “meh”. Gave it 3/5 on goodreads which is the lowest score I give unless I truly hate a book. I wouldn’t recommend it to others unfortunately.
The Origin by Dan Browm
Is it good? Wondering if I should buy it?
i am about half way. It has kept my interest. Very similar to his other books.
Night by Elie Weisel and The Handmaid’s Tale Finishing one today and starting The Couple Next Door
Dreams in a Time of War by Ngugi Wa Thiong’o and The Sea Inside by Philip Hoare. Both deeeelicious.
Started Little Fires Everywhere last night
Great book
The Secret Wife. The Nightingale
The Paris Architect
The hand that feeds you
I’m reading Pretty Girls
Unbury Carol, Josh Malerman.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Them bones
Uncommon Type by Tom Hanks and Hope Never Dies by Andrew Shaffer.
The Jesus I never knew by Philip Yancey
Game of Thones book 4: Feast for Crows, and Ashen Winter, book 2 from the Ashfall trilogy.
i just orderd Vox and the handmaids tale . cant wait to pick it up tomorrow from the post office 🙂
All Quiet on the Western Front
I just finished “the kind worth killing” by Peter Swanson. Such a good book, not a who done it but a who didn’t do it. So much fun with a cool ending. Also Big Sexy Love, by Kirsty Greenwood. It was so funny, a quick, fun read.
The Likeness – Tana French and i am enjoying it one big whole bunch
I have loved every one of her books, except the most recent, which I haven’t read, but I’ll probably love it too! 🙂
My Year of Rest and Relaxation
Following
“Tangerine”, by Christine Mangan.
just finished that one. great series
Meddling Kids by Edgar Cantero
F
small great things
Loved it
Listening to The King of Plagues by Jonathan Maberry
Loved it still me. ..
I just finished it. It was good.
The Locksmith’s Daughter. The book is upstairs, and I don’t remember the author. I’ll edit this when I get up there to see it.
How it Happened by Michael Koryta. Fantastic author!
Love that book! I’m reading The Goldfinch
The subtle art of not giving a f**k
All The Ugly and Wonderful Things. Started it today, already half way through. So good
Small great things
I am also reading this!
Beneath a Scarlet Sky
So far loving it
I listened to this on audio and thought it was so good!
The Great Alone
Nicholas Sparks – Two by Two
Just finished Butterflies in November.
Reading Small Great Things
Audio Sharp Objects
Cave of Bones by Anne Hillerman
Just finished The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks and absolutely loved it!
The Romanov Empress
Second book in a series by Louise Penny called A Fatal Grace.
I love Louise Penny’s books.
I will never leave you by S M Thayer.
Started well, slowly losing me, will stick with it though.
Just finished All the Ever Afters by Danielle Teller and really enjoyed it.
I started The Pigeon Pie Mystery by Julia Stuart this morning.