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message 51: by Ana (new)

Ana | 65 comments Today my dad offered me "Chasing fireflies", by Charles Martin and "Skylight Confessions", by Alice Hoffman. I'm looking forward to read them!


message 52: by Dree (new)

Dree I literally just started The Help, which came in for me this week from my library queue. I also picked up And Then There Were None, my all-time favorite Agatha Christie (or it was 20 years ago!), but I need to read The Help first, as I won't be able to renew it.


message 53: by I'amber (new)

I'amber (xiamberx) Lanelibrarylady wrote: "Heading to the Library..."The Host" & "New Moon" are in for me!!!Just in time...Looks like I will need something to do indoors with this umpteenth day of rain."

The hist was great, but it took a few chapters to get into..
:DDD


message 54: by Lora (new)

Lora (apostot) Zsigmond Moricz's Be Faithful Unto Death


message 55: by Lianne (new)

Lianne (eclecticreading) The next two books on my list once I finish with Franklin's City of Shadows are:

- David Anthony Durham's Acacia (which I've been reading on and off lately)
- Elizabeth Gaskell's Wives and Daughters

I also plan to do a bit of re-reading so I have Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Bronte's Jane Eyre sitting in mind as well =)


message 56: by Katie (new)

Katie (katieisallbooked) | 109 comments Up next for me is either Angels & Demons or Coffee And Kung Fu.

On audio, it will be The Masque of the Black Tulip.


message 57: by Bhumi (new)

Bhumi | 524 comments Trying to read A Farewell to Arms right now. It gets really slow at times...


message 58: by Bhumi (new)

Bhumi | 524 comments Pauline wrote: "Next on my list is Never Let Me Go and Lisey's Story"

Tell me what you think of Never Let Me Go after you read it, Pauline.



message 59: by Rachel (new)

Rachel | 310 comments Reading Cell by Stephen King right now.

Then:

Dying to Live
Day by Day Armageddon

then except for the Walking Dead graphic novels, i'm done with zombies for now and on to The Lord of The Rings Trilogy.


message 60: by Esther (new)

Esther (eshchory) | 575 comments I've just started Twilight.
I thought I should what all the hype is about


message 61: by BJ Rose (new)

BJ Rose (bjrose) | 1489 comments Should finally finish Yiddish Policemen's Union today, then:

The Last Time They Met by Anita Shreve
Tears of the Moon by Nora Roberts
Untamed by Pamela Clare


message 62: by Teresa (last edited Jul 25, 2009 04:35AM) (new)

Teresa (teresainohio) I get all my books from the library, got the itch to request more, but my self imposed rule no ordering books until there are only 5 left, UNLESS it is a new release.


Until it's Over
The Mephisto Club
The Keepsake
The Sleeping DollAuthorized Personnel OnlyEvernight
The Titan's CursePower Play
Ice Run
Guilt
Paradise City


message 63: by Susanna (new)

Susanna (jb_slasher) Next on my list are Stephen King's Thinner and Väinö Linna's The Unknown Soldier.


message 64: by Bhumi (new)

Bhumi | 524 comments Teresa wrote: "I get all my books from the library, got the itch to request more, but my self imposed rule no ordering books until there are only 5 left, UNLESS it is a new release.


[book:Until it's Over|..."


The Titan's Curse was great. If you've read the other Percy Jackson novels before it, you will definitely enjoy this one too.



message 65: by Robin (new)

Robin (rangelo43) | 23 comments Still working on Anna Karenina.. it is very slow going. Next I have The Red Tent, Elizabeth I, and Vanity Fair. Although I am looking foward to getting involved in August's book club read as well.


message 66: by Diane (new)

Diane  (dianedj) Hey Robin, you got a heavy reading list going on!
I read Anna Karenina and enjoyed it, but I read it over the summer a few years back.

The August book club read - me too. I may just wait until Monday to start something new once the polls are offficially closed.


message 67: by Rita (new)

Rita I usually have to follow a heavy read with something light hearted


message 68: by Diane (last edited Jul 25, 2009 11:33AM) (new)

Diane  (dianedj) Rita wrote: "I usually have to follow a heavy read with something light hearted"

Me also. Maybe even catch up on some magazines for a day or so.


message 69: by Kevis (new)

Kevis Hendrickson (kevishendrickson) Soon as I finish the book I'm reading now, I'll get get back to reading Ravenshade A Tale of Alterra, The World that Is by C.S. Marks. Can't wait.


message 70: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments I have a hard decision to make! I can't decide what book to start next! Maybe some of you can help me decide! Here are my choices...

The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette- by Carolly Erickson

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil- by John Berendt

Snow Falling on Cedars- by David Guterson

House of Sand and Fog- by Andre Dubus III

The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox- by Maggie O'Farrell

The Woman in White- by Wilkie Collins

White Oleander- by Janet Fitch

The Book of Shadows- by James Reese

Marked A House of Night Novel- by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast

Please Help!!




message 71: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments Jo wrote: "I want to read white oleander i loved the film. I just started The Summoning. So far ... not impressed"

I read The Summoning. I wasn't all that impressed either. Don't get me wrong... I enjoyed it but not as much as I thought I would.


message 72: by Elena (new)

Elena I am reading Outlander and I don't know if I will read the next book on the serie next. It all depends. If it keeps dragging and dragging on the same things, I will probably give it a break and go to the club August's selections.


message 73: by Liz (new)

Liz Lauren wrote: "I have a hard decision to make! I can't decide what book to start next! Maybe some of you can help me decide! Here are my choices...

The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette- by Carolly Erickson

M..."

It's been about 6 years since I read it, but Snow Falling on Cedars is good. However, it is sad.




message 75: by Amy (new)

Amy (signgirlamy) | 32 comments Lauren wrote: "I have a hard decision to make! I can't decide what book to start next! Maybe some of you can help me decide! Here are my choices...

The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette- by Carolly Erickson

M..."


I thought White Oleander was great. Much better than the movie. Not that the movie was bad, but the book had a lot more details and backstories







message 76: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments Thanks Amy and Liz! I already finished The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox... kind of disappointed. I just started on The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette A Novel and am loving it already! Thinking of tackling Miserynext!


message 77: by [deleted user] (last edited Jul 28, 2009 06:04AM) (new)

I'm either going to start reading Ink Heart or the Thirteenth Tale. I don't know if I want to read the mystery-ish book or if I want to turn into a kid again and read the fantasy book...I've still got plenty of time thought! I haven't even made a dint in The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie


message 78: by Edith (new)

Edith | 256 comments Sophie wrote: "I'm either going to start reading Ink Heart or the Thirteenth Tale. I don't know if I want to read the mystery-ish book or if I want to turn into a kid again and read the fantasy book...I've still ..."

The Thirteenth Tale is next on my list too. I've been on a mystery kick lately. Then it's The Time Traveler's Wife.


message 79: by Amber (new)

Amber | 22 comments i've got pride & prejudice lined up to be read next. i'm considering trying to read the shack again after that. the first time around, i got about 30ish pages in & had to put it down.


message 80: by Madeline (new)

Madeline | 293 comments I'm just starting The Family Nobody Wanted, and Frankenstein. After that I'm going to read Carpe Demon which appears to be Buffy meets soccer mom? wierd :)

Lauren, you should read Marked, and then tell me if its any good. I got a free copy from work and I'm curious!


message 81: by [deleted user] (new)

Edith wrote: "Sophie wrote: "I'm either going to start reading Ink Heart or the Thirteenth Tale. I don't know if I want to read the mystery-ish book or if I want to turn into a kid again and read the fantasy boo..."

Yeah I think I might have to flip a coin to see which one I am going to read next...I've got plenty of time to decide though...I've still got something like three hundred pages to go on my current book!


message 82: by Teresa (new)

Teresa (teresainohio) Bhumi wrote: "Teresa wrote: "I get all my books from the library, got the itch to request more, but my self imposed rule no ordering books until there are only 5 left, UNLESS it is a new release.


[book:Unti..."


I read the first two, and took a break. My 10 yr old read lightning thief but not interested in the series : (




message 83: by Susanna (new)

Susanna (jb_slasher) Change of plan: before Linna's The Unknown Soldier, I'll be reading McCarthy's The Road, Larsson's The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest and Orwell's 1984.


message 84: by Donna (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 1626 comments Next on my list is Water for Elephants


message 85: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

Lori (tnbbc) | 10621 comments Mod
I am going to start Dr. Zhivago with some of my goodreads friends after my Great Tooth Pulling Ordeal tomorrow, and then I want to start in on the Time Travelers Wife since it won!!


message 86: by Liz (last edited Jul 29, 2009 04:35PM) (new)

Liz (busy91) Next up and waiting for it from the library is by The Sunflower A Novel by Richard Paul Evans.


message 87: by Carol (new)

Carol I hear you . I had a session with the dentist...Still not finished ugh. Maybe I will re-read Dr zhivago. It has been many years since I last read it.


message 88: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments I am starting Misery next! Then maybe Gerald's Game but I'm not sure yet!


message 89: by Sherry (new)

Sherry (sherylmarasi) | 93 comments Just started The House of Thunder.


message 90: by Susanna (new)

Susanna (jb_slasher) Jo wrote: "Ive got the road but havent got round to reading it yet "

I've heard many good things about it and some opinions to the contrary. So far, maybe a little longwinded but the language and the descriptions (even in translation) are beautiful.


message 91: by rebecca j (new)

rebecca j (technophobe) | 6029 comments I'm still finishing Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, and I have Girl with the Dragon Tattoo checked out, and the Book Thief checked out, so I need to do them next. If people would quit recommending so many books, maybe I could work on my TBR pile! (ha ha!) So many books, not enough lifetimes!


message 92: by rebecca j (last edited Jul 30, 2009 09:23AM) (new)

rebecca j (technophobe) | 6029 comments The language is pretty much the same as the original, and the zombies are woven through it. It's pretty funny hearing them discuss fighting zombies and training in martial arts as if it is part of everyday Victorian life!

Fi - Yes, I would! I've read a wider variety of books since joining all of you!


message 93: by Allison (new)

Allison (inconceivably) Fiona wrote: "If we stopped recommending you books you'd miss us! Recommendations are like drugs."

*cough*


message 94: by Christy (new)

Christy Stewart (christyleighstewart) | 166 comments I'm going to read Lupa's Fang and Fur, Blood and Bone A Primal Guide to Animal Magic soon. I've been meaning to for a LONG time and I hope to get the chance soon, I just need to stop reading about Satan for a day or two.


message 95: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments Finished Misery and starting Gerald's Game!


message 96: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

Lori (tnbbc) | 10621 comments Mod
Gerald's game is mind-trippy. If I remember correctly, this book made it very difficult for me to sleep at night without a little light on somewhere...

during AND after having read it.


message 97: by Susan (NY) (new)

Susan (NY) Joanie wrote: "I'm busy working my way through a huge stack of library books. I just started Peaches and I'm listening to Lucia Lucia. After that I have:

[book:The Protest Singer:An Int..."


lol, I have the same illness. Never enough time for the ever growing reading pile.



message 98: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments Lori,
I know! I am trying to be brave! I had all the lights on in the house last night waiting for my boyfriend to get home (yes... I was at home reading on a Saturday night... don't judge- haha) But I was still reading of course, even though I was scared out of my mind! I just finished Misery by Stephen King and moved on to this... I think my next read should be not quite so torture-y! Ha!


message 99: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 220 comments Maybe the word I was looking for was torturous. Duh!


message 100: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

Lori (tnbbc) | 10621 comments Mod
Laure... Oh, yeah, no more Stephen King back to back!!


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