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Anninda | 6 comments Legend by Marie Lu.


message 1652: by Marina (new)

Marina (marinazala) | 50 comments Currently i read The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty. I hope i can finish it soon >__<


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Zahra (skipdips) | 24 comments I'm currently reading An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir. Generally speaking, it's fantastic! Love the world, the plot, and the characters.


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Femmy | 301 comments I'm currently reading The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd. So far so good! I loved her The Secret Life of Bees (but hated The Mermaid Chair) so I was excited to learn that she has a new book out and had been waiting impatiently for the paperback edition to come out.


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Weni yuanita (mrsweni) | 1 comments Hi,,i'm new to this group. and right now i'm reading my life as white trash zombie.


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Lise Peraninta | 3 comments Reading the DUFF by kody keplinger. It is good.


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Natasha Primaditta (primaditta) | 20 comments Hi guys, how are you? Currently I'm reading The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. Already past halfway to the end and I really enjoy the humour and the mischiefs Nobody Owens experienced. Cannot wait to see how things unfold!

In between I also read Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman. It's a poetry collection and Whitman touches every kind of subject there are, from patriotism to romance, from solitude to mass fanfare. Sometimes it intrigued me, sometimes it bored me though. We'll see.


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Nina | 6 comments Currently I'm reading several English books such as James and the Giant Peach, Coraline, Charlotte's Webs. Just this morning I finished George's Marvellous Medicine, Matilda.


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Winona Muliadi (winonamaria) | 12 comments I'm currently reading Magic Study by Maria V. Snyder, the second installment to the Study series :)

I really loved the first book and hoped it went the same for the second


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Priscilla (pavedwithbookss) | 6 comments I'm currently reading Next by Michael Crichton. I loved Jurassic Park, but this one isn't holding my attention as much as that one did for some reason.


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Eddline | 10 comments I'm currently reading The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh. So far it's good:)


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Eddline | 10 comments I'm currently reading The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh. So far it's good:)


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message 1665: by Patricia (last edited Jun 22, 2015 09:44PM) (new)

Patricia (pattxoxo) | 91 comments I'm currently reading All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven.


message 1666: by Rachel, First Lady (last edited Jul 07, 2015 01:12AM) (new)

Rachel (rachelhadeli) | 698 comments Mod
I finished Uprooted by Naomi Novik recently and it was such a great read!

I'm still trying to get through The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen but I find the main character to be a tad bit problematic. I know it's supposed to be empowering, but I think her character is an anti-feminist, somewhat. We'll see how it goes.


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Weisubei | 2 comments I'm currently reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It's a rather long one though, but so far it's amazing.


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Tasya (giselatasya) | 18 comments halfway through Throne of Glass and liking it so far!


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Andika (andiwilliam) | 1 comments Reading The Count of Monte Cristo . First time reading a thousand page book.


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adelia carissa (carissadanvers) | 2 comments Hello! Currently reading Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher


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Femmy | 301 comments Currently reading The Curse of the Mistwraith. It's very, very slow-paced so far.


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Karina (krnt) | 9 comments Hei! I'm currently reading Daughter of Smoke & Bone. I'm not enjoying it so far. Let's hope I will change my mind soon.


message 1673: by Nita (new)

Nita (adorablenita) i am currently reading The Important of Beong Earnest by Oscar Wilde. it is a humor drama, full of sarcarsm about marriage.


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Reena Rahmadhani | 5 comments Hello. I'm new here. I finished the 3rd book of The Lunar Chronicles from Marissa Meyer a couple days ago and i like it so far. Can't wait for the 4th book and the newest book of After Dark from C.C. Hunter. Anyone have read those books here?

I want to try Daughter of Smoke and Bone, but Karina said she didn't enjoy it. So i have to reconsider now and looking for other books. And i think i will scroll your conversation, guys lol. There should be one or two books of my taste.


message 1675: by Rachel, First Lady (last edited Aug 06, 2015 07:01PM) (new)

Rachel (rachelhadeli) | 698 comments Mod
Hi Reena, welcome to the group :) I've read Daughter of Smoke and Bone and though some bits lagged, I thought overall it's a solid book. The second one was pretty good too. However, I can't get through the third, haha. I found that the middle bits of Laini Taylor's books drags, but then the endings always leave me wanting for more. But so far, I can't get through the third. I've left it and went on to read something else.

On to what I'm reading... The Queen's Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner! I've read 3 of them in the span of one week and I'm just about to start A Conspiracy of Kings, the 4th installment to the series. I can't gush enough about it. This series is freakin' A+. I have irrevocably fallen in love with the story and the characters.


message 1676: by Reza, The Curator (new)

Reza | 467 comments Mod
Reading Seveneves. Liking it so far..


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Ayunda (ayundabs) I'm currently reading Memoirs of a Geisha.


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Juliana (julianadebora) | 29 comments Rachel wrote: "On to what I'm reading... The Queen's Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner! I've read 3 of them in the span of one week and I'm just about to start A Conspiracy of Kings, the 4th installment to the series. I can't gush enough about it. This series is freakin' A+. I have irrevocably fallen in love with the story and the characters."

Hi, Rachel! I am sooo happy that you love this series! :D I have wanted to talk and discuss it with someone but I couldn't just find any. Now we can gushing about it together. Haha..


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Rachel (rachelhadeli) | 698 comments Mod
Juliana wrote: "Hi, Rachel! I am sooo happy that you love this series! :D I have wanted to talk and discuss it with someone but I couldn't just find any. Now we can gushing about it together. Haha.."

Soon, Juliana! I'm just about to finish A Conspiracy of Kings (I've been putting off a lot of work to finish this series, haha). When can we expect the 5th?


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Anny | 225 comments Reading The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals, a very riveting food-detective work :)
Thankfully the atrocities described there mainly happened in the USA (or at least I hope so). Successfully converted me to Beyond Organic faith (any believer here?).

Finished reading The Glass Palace, a captivating journey from Burma, the Golden Land, to the military dictatorship Myanmar of today. Next, another Amitav Ghosh's book The Hungry Tide.


message 1681: by Marina (last edited Aug 07, 2015 02:28AM) (new)

Marina (marinazala) | 50 comments Anny wrote: "Reading The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals, a very riveting food-detective work :)
Thankfully the atrocities described there mainly happened in the USA (or at least..."


Woww iam interest to read The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals.. I should put it into my TBR list >__<... Have you read these books too since it almost similar theme :
1. Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us
2. Eating Animals
3. Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal
4. Sugar Crush: How to Reduce Inflammation, Stop Pain, and Reverse the Path to Diabetes

Yes.. i think i should think about what i've eaten before is it good for my health or not.. that's why at least i start to reduce eating red meats and some junkfood/soda.. try healthy lifetyle :)

I just finished reading More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera and OMG i just wanna crying silently since the story is so great! it is broken and somehow frustating! i doesn't recommend for you who doesn't like Not Happy Ending story you can just stay away from this books.. :D

I also do some Booktubeathon challenge which start on August 3rd until August 9th 2015.. Wish me good luck! :D


message 1682: by Anny (last edited Aug 07, 2015 03:17AM) (new)

Anny | 225 comments @Marina: nope, haven't read any of those yet

What started me on this path was The Way We Eat: Why Our Food Choices Matter, made me realize the evilness of meat-factory. Then I read another wonderful book, Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life, which taught me the importance of supporting local farms/economies. Eat Locally!

And now, you'll be surprised to hear that red-meat is not the evil ones here (eating a grass-fed beef might be healthier than eating a corn-fed salmon according to this book). What matter is not only what you eat, but also what you eat EAT.

Sounds like I good book. I do like Not Happy Ending ending, so I might give it a try :-)

Good luck for your challenge! XD


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Marina (marinazala) | 50 comments @Anny

Haha i haven't read the book that you mentioned aboved i will put it into my TBR list too. Thank you for the recommendation XD. Yes after i read Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer i think about became vegetarian since i feel disgust with the way slaughter house treats the animals. I lose my appetite for meat a few days later >__< .

yup I do agree that is not only what we eat but how the process our food is actually? It kinda freak me out when read those books especially about salt, sugar and fat consumption hiks.

yes it is a great YA LGBT books it similar like Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe but it not happy ending story.. this few months i love YA story with LGBT/realistic fiction/mental-illness theme so yeah this is one of my favorite now :3

Thank you Anny! XD


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Alexandreia | 2 comments i'm starting Sublime by Christina Lauren


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Indi (mutidianti) | 2 comments After finishing Sarah Addison Allen's Garden Spells and Scott Westerfeld's Midnighter #2, now I currently reading Black Glass by Meg Mundell :)


message 1686: by Rachel, First Lady (new)

Rachel (rachelhadeli) | 698 comments Mod
Alexandreia wrote: "i'm starting Sublime by Christina Lauren"


Is it any good? I've been thinking of trying it, but not sure if it's worth my while.


message 1687: by Widala (new)

Widala | 7 comments Going through my ever growing collection of romance ebook...so little time so much to read!
Just finished Captain's Bride...
On to the next conquest!


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Tasya (giselatasya) | 18 comments i just started Perfect Ruin (Internment Chronicles, #1) by Lauren DeStefano


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Alexandreia | 2 comments i'm just starting the 1st trilogy of Gabriel's Inferno (Gabriel's Inferno, #1) by Sylvain Reynard and i'm so nervous!!!


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Olivia (bibliolive039) | 14 comments in the middle of A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, #1) by George R.R. Martin and liking it so far. :D


message 1691: by Anny (new)

Anny | 225 comments @Olivia: I was liking it until the fifth book, where I "lost" the plot :P


message 1692: by Olivia (new)

Olivia (bibliolive039) | 14 comments @Anny : I just started reading it last week~ still a long way to complete all 5 five books. XD


message 1693: by Yuu (last edited Aug 30, 2015 09:44PM) (new)

Yuu Sasih (yuusasih) | 3 comments Right now I ditch my Poor Folk by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and getting attached to The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers . It's really amazing, even without considering the writer's only 23 when writing this. It makes me so envious.


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Katherine (katherine_t) | 22 comments Currently reading Reasons to Stay Alive
So good, thought provoking, eye opening. I think everyone should read this book at least once. I'm halfway through, and I can see myself want to re-read this book for every 3 months or 6 months.


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Alexandreia | 2 comments starting the final book Gabriel's Redemption (Gabriel's Inferno, #3) by Sylvain Reynard


message 1696: by Elle (new)

Elle ✟ Søren's ♡ (i'm too old for this shite) | 34 comments Finished Begging for It (Asking for It, #2) by Lilah Pace >>> Starting Crosstown Crush (Sins in the City, #1) by Cara McKenna


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Balter Balter | 11 comments Accidentally found Neil Gaiman's American God when I was vissiting discount box at lotte mart. it's 10th year edition. love it


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adelia carissa (carissadanvers) | 2 comments im reading p.s. i still love you by jenny han!!:)


message 1699: by Tasya (new)

Tasya (giselatasya) | 18 comments I already finished Perfect Ruin so now I'm reading The Arabian Nights by Anonymous


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Tiffani Sharon (tifasharon) | 6 comments I just finished reading Walk on Earth a Stranger (The Gold Seer Trilogy, #1) by Rae Carson and now I'm reading Queen of Shadows (Throne of Glass, #4) by Sarah J. Maas


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