RMFAO (Reading My Frigging A** Off) discussion

Death and Honor by WEB Griffin. Romance novels for guys but you gotta go there now and again! ;)

Andrew wrote: "I've started a couple of days ago The Wind Through the Keyhole, so with this I'll close 'The Dark Tower' series. Unless Stephen King write another book next year."

heheheh! Good one!

Snowfalcon wrote: "Death and Honor by WEB Griffin. Romance novels for guys but you gotta go there now and again! ;)"

I agree!

Dune and The Fault in Our Stars.
Quite a contrast!

Dune and Endless Night.
Sci fi and Mystery.

i started reading good omens. heard it was quite funny

World Without End by Ken Follett now.

I've finished some books:

A Christmas Carol
By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept
The Sandman, Vol. 3: Dream Country

Now I'm reading Throne of the Crescent Moon.

L. wrote: "Reading The Book of Werewolves at the moment. Halfway through. The author spends the first half of the book giving one example of lycanthropy from folklore and myth after the other..."

Sounds interesting!

Alkmini wrote: "I am currently reading two books.
the first one is: The Black Tulip and the second one is: Gone Girl"

You'll love Gone Girl. We had quite a discussion on it's thread. You'll like it: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

i dont know how u people are copying the comments for replying....are u using the app or from web?? :/

I just finished and am unsure how much I liked it. It did tie the trilogy up nicely but the remained vague on what Area X really was. It didn't really end the story.
I'm now in the middle of by Chelsea Cain who I think is a very underrated mystery writer.

now how are you doing this thing..... this miniature book thing

Maneesh wrote: "now how are you doing this thing..... this miniature book thing"

Hi Maneesh, I guess you are pretty new to Goodreads...

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2. Click on add book/author above the comment box (where you type a comment), add the book name and select.

Albert wrote: "I just finished and am unsure how much I liked it. It did tie the trilogy up nicely but the remained vague on what Area X really was. It didn't really end the story.
..."

I'll check out the second one, as I'm looking up for good mystery books!

I've just started with and

I'm reading one after another volumes of ワンパンマン 1 the most epic hero of all time - Onepunch Man and it is so hilarious that I can't stop reading!

I'm reading Journey to the Center of the Earth, Stranger in a Strange Land, Duma Key and Almost Adept

Heena wrote: "I'm reading Journey to the Center of the Earth, Stranger in a Strange Land, Duma Key and Almost Adept"

Damn! That is lightspeed!

Heena wrote: "I'm reading Journey to the Center of the Earth, Stranger in a Strange Land, Duma Key and Almost Adept"

I've read Journey to the Centre of the Earth. It was interesting, but I think it's dated. It read almost like a proper scientific expedition, which made it boring in parts, I found. Once they got on the water it picked up :)

I definitely prefer Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World as a better explory sci-fi prehistoric creature thing. It was a lot more fun. Although it was written much later, so Doyle was probably partly standing on the shoulders of giants there.

Titas wrote: "Heena wrote: "I'm reading Journey to the Center of the Earth, Stranger in a Strange Land, Duma Key and Almost Adept"

Damn! That is lightspeed!"

Heheh! Yea, finally I picked up my pace. Have to make up for last week ;)

Marigold wrote: "Heena wrote: "I'm reading Journey to the Center of the Earth, Stranger in a Strange Land, Duma Key and Almost Adept"

I've read Journey to the ..."

OMG! I completely agree! I'm literally forcing myself to complete it. I'll try and read some more, but if I won't like it then I guess I'm gonna leave it... :(

Much Depends on Dinner: The Extraordinary History and Mythology, Allure and Obsessions, Perils and Taboos of an Ordinary Meal

Currently reading total control by David baldacci it's a slow Turner but it's getting heated up hoping to get blown by the twist #plot twists rock

Sudev wrote: "Currently reading total control by David baldacci it's a slow Turner but it's getting heated up hoping to get blown by the twist #plot twists rock"

Sudev,
If you like this type of book, you might want to join the February Genre Challenge: mystery and thrillers. You can see the Genre Challenge schedule for the year here: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

There are 21 Harry Bosch books in the series? I have alot of catching up to do, lol.

I'm reading Witch Doctor, Vol. 1: Under the Knife

Moving to Jeffrey Archer. Paths of Glory

I just started Ancient Light by John Banville for Reading Ireland month. Only on page 15 but already I love it.

I'm kind of reviving this thread.

I'm currently reading

Heena wrote: "I'm kind of reviving this thread.

I'm currently reading "

Have you read all of the Game of Thrones series? I've only read the first book.

Cheryl wrote: "Have you read all of the Game of Thrones series? I've only read the first book."

Yes. In fact, I've read the first book twice already. I intended to read the entire series again because I thought GRRM was releasing Winds Of Winter in late 2016, but when I realized it wasn't happening I stopped (after the first book's re-read.) I'm gonna re-read the entire series in whichever year Winds Of Winter would be releasing.
I love (LOVE) this series!! As it was my first real high fantasy series, but the first book is my absolute true love. I'm a BIG fan of Eddard Stark... I have his posters and will be buying his funko pop soon too! For some reason, he touched me (along with millions of others) more than any other character in this series alive or dead and I simply can't get over his death :'(

Heena wrote: " I'm a BIG fan of Eddard Stark... I have his posters and will be buying his funko pop soon too! For some reason, he touched me (along with millions of others) more than any other character in this series alive or dead and I simply can't get over his death :'(  "

Yes, I've heard that the author likes to kill off some of the most favorite characters.

I just got a Fantasy book (my last one for the December Genre Challenge) from my library:

Fearie Tales: Stories of the Grimm and Gruesome

I'm reading On Stranger Tides, a nice adventure novel about pirates and magic. In the same time, I'm reading Come tracce sulla sabbia a funny and intriguing mystery series, with a main character, a reporter, sometimes serious but many times definitely clumsy.

Eagle and Empire

The Alienist by Caleb Carr for the series challenge. Really good so far.

I am reading What I Didn't See and Other Stories. I typically don't read short stories so this is something different. I have only read two so far and they are not bad, but I keep expecting more by the end. They don't have the details that a book or novel does, but it good to change things up and try something new.

Ashley wrote: " They don't have the details that a book or novel does, but it good to change things up and try something new."

Trying new and different types of books is just what this group was created for. I know it helped me broaden the types of books I'm willing to try. Sometimes it's a hit, sometimes it's a miss, but I'm never in a reading rut because of this.

I'm reading Twice In A Lifetime and The Plus One Let's see what else I can read this month

I just finished What I Didn't See and Other Stories, I am now reading Farthing. This is another different type of book for me so I will see how this one goes.

I this days I'm reading Theft of Swords a wonderful book. The story is intriguing with a couple of characters that complement each other.

Andrew wrote: "I this days I'm reading Theft of Swords a wonderful book. The story is intriguing with a couple of characters that complement each other."

Hey Andrew, do join us for the reading challenges next year. It was so much fun to have you every motnh and to discuss books with you!!

Heena wrote: "Andrew wrote: "I this days I'm reading Theft of Swords a wonderful book. The story is intriguing with a couple of characters that complement each other."

Hey Andrew, do join us for..."

Hi, Heena! I have not been very present in the last months,
favoring the readings rather than books discussions. But I hope to be with you for the next year. :)

Andrew wrote: "Hi, Heena! I have not been very present in the last months,
favoring the readings rather than books discussions. But I hope to be with you for the next year. :) "

Hi, Andrew. No worries. And I hope to see you around more often!

I just started The Painted Veil, got it at my Face to Face book club Christmas party

Abbie DiscoSuperFly wrote: "I just started The Painted Veil, got it at my Face to Face book club Christmas party"

Abbie,

That's a good book, and you can use it for the Classics Catchup challenge: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Just finished The Restaurant at the End of the Universe and I am currently reading Under Darkness by Jasper T Scott.

Currently, I'm reading:
Dr. Quake,
The Once and Future King and A Gentleman in Moscow

Cheryl wrote: "Abbie DiscoSuperFly wrote: "I just started The Painted Veil, got it at my Face to Face book club Christmas party"

Abbie,

That's a good book, and you can use it for the Classics Catch..."


Thanks, however Classics are not really my thing. I would have never picjed this book up if it wasnt given to me.

However its pretty good so far!