The book you like most discussion

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Veronika wrote: "The Bookbinder of Jericho by Pip Williams"

That is an excellent book! I just loved it, loved it. Hope you will love it too!
This one is definitely very high on my list with books I like most.

I'm reading The Midnight House by Amanda Gerard


I'm liking it!

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

The Mindf*ck Series by S.T. Abby!

A Kingdom This Cursed and Empty

Glow of the Everflame

Mockingjay

A Fragile Enchantment

Audio ARC of A Kingdom This Cursed and Empty
Glow of the Everflame on Kindle at night
Re-read of Mockingjay
Digital ARC of A Fragile Enchantment

Audio of Dead Space by Kali Wallace

And I'm almost finished with Alien: Isolation which will conclude my space horror journey for the season.

All the Sinners Bleed

Just re-read Fourth Wing in anticipation of Iron Fame!

i don't know the name of the book in english, actually i don't really know if is there a translation, but is one from Gabriel Garcia Marquez, "Crónicas de una muerte anunciada"

I’m more than halfway through Six of Crows, so far I love it.

Iael wrote: "i don't know the name of the book in english, actually i don't really know if is there a translation, but is one from Gabriel Garcia Marquez, "Crónicas de una muerte anunciada""

The English titel is: Chronicles of a death foretold

Afeed wrote: "The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins"

OMG I LOVE LOVE LOVEEEE THAT BOOK

Magnus Chase The Sword of Summer

Kay-Mika wrote: "Magnus Chase The Sword of Summer"

YESSSSS

A Season of Monstrous Conceptions--because, you know, Halloween and Dia de los Muertos. It's a quick read at 161 pages.

To kill a mockingbird. just finished Gone Girl last night so i figured i needed a classic book after that psychological mindfuck of a story

Currently reading 2 ARCs: Gorgeous Gruesome Faces and Only If You’re Lucky

Crown of Midnight

A fire in the flesh

Scythe by Neal Shusterman. Jumping into some fantasy YA and maybe plowing into From Blood and Ash series by Armentrout.

King of Greed by Ana Huang. Finally starting this one

Just starting Hell is Empty by Craig Johnson (#7). Saw the author last year at a book signing and decided to do a re-read of the series. Have been a bit slow on the get go but it's not because the books are dull, far from it. Or as Longmire himself would say boy howdy

Also working on a re-read of the Magnificent Devices Series by Shelley Adina. Great little steampunk series with spunky females starting A Gentleman of Means (#8).

Enjoying the audio versions on both of these.

11 paper hearts by kelsey hartwell

love and olives by jenna evans welch

Anatomy: A Love Story

Madrid - CJ Sansom

starting to read My Hero Academia

Paris: The Memoir
Dark Memory: Christine Feehan
Dirty Thirty: Janet Evanovich
The Marriage Portrait: Maggie O'Farrell
In the Shadow of the Bull: Eleanor Kuhns
Ignite the Magic: Donna Grant

The Dark Prophecy( Book 2 of The Trials of Apollo series) by Rick Riordan and Fairytale by Stephen King.

I am currently reading The Lord of the Rings Triology. It took me forever to get through the first 10 chapters of the first book, but after that it is flying by,

Late to the game, but Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty. Love it!

Pure: A covenant Novel

Crown of Midnight by Sarah J Maas

I am reading Fourth Wing and A Flicker in the dark

pucking around

twisted hate by ana huang

Finished Eat my moon dust by Etta Pierce.

Just finished House of Hollow and started the Burnout

I just started reading the good girls' guide to murder. I'm all ready onto the second book.

"The Upstairs Delicatessen" by Dwight Garner

Luces de Septiembre, Carlos Ruíz Zafón

If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio. I’m only at 14% but already struggling with it.

ETA: I dnf'd this at 15%

Memories of Ice, Book 3 of Malazan book of the fallen series by Steven Erikson

I am reading my Orphan X series again.

A Court of Thrones and Roses

4321 by Paul Auster

alternating on several aspects of different thematics & book authors, since I am overdue, for this bloody seminars, not much of a deadline, as a personal pledge to 'get it through':(￣_,￣ )
<*>if any of you, know/adore these authors pls let me know *>

Mathiew Alper The 'god' part of the brain
George Battaile L'experience interiure
Ward McAfee The world's greatest religions
Zen and the brain M.R. Austin

Ethnologie -Anthropologie by
Philippe Laburthie-Tolra & Jean-Pierre Warner

& atm, I am skimming through a short one (I simply luv his approach on the uncertainty principle) but also, trying to uncover if Mathematics, is indeed the universal language of nature

Στέφανος Τραχανάς Το φάντασμα της όπερας(η επιστήμη στον πολιτισμό μας)

Then she was gone
This tender land. Will need to get in spirit with Christmas books next.

I just finished a kingdom of flesh and fire and I have a curse for true love and iron flame in both my hands. I don't know where to start!