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I'm reading "Watching Swifts" by RJ Askew. It's poetic and beautiful and very different from any of the books I've read lately. I'm finding it refreshing.

I'm reading "Speaking from Among the Bones", A Flavia de Luce Novel by Alan Bradley. I am halfway through, and really enjoying it.This is fiction, Mystery & Detective.

I have finally finished Locked In - Kerry Wilkinson. Now about to embark on But Inside I'm Screaming - Elizabeth Flock.

Gave up on But Inside I'm Screaming - Elizabeth Flock, just couldn't get into it :(

I'm reading Uniquely Unwelcome, and honestly, all the grammatical errors are deeply unwelcome :p

Reading Alan Quartermain Hit a dry spell in it, but picking up again

Decided to read The Dead Girls' Dance - Rachel Caine.

Sue wrote: "I'm reading "Speaking from Among the Bones", A Flavia de Luce Novel by Alan Bradley. I am halfway through, and really enjoying it.This is fiction, Mystery & Detective."

Have you read his other books? They're wonderful. I love Flavia (not in a creepy way :)

I just finished A Bullet for Carlos A Bullet for Carlos and started on WOOL by Hugh Howey. I immediately saw why WOOL has generated significant buzz.

I am pleased to announce that I have finished The Dead Girls' Dance - Rachel Caine. Now to going to read A Cold Day For Murder - Dana Stabenow.

I just finished It was different and wonderful and now I'm reading A little late, I know, but I forgot I had it. It's the paperback.

I am currently reading And the Miss Ran Away with the Rake

Over half way thru The Breeders and I really like this one

I'm on my way to finish the book of Mitch Albom "The Time Keeper". Really a great book. I've even jotted down quotes from it :)

Next Stop: The Mortal Instruments Series Book 4: City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare ... so excited to read it!!!!

Hi Gsabee:

I noticed you just finished reading "The Time Keepers" by Mitch Albom. It was recommended to me to read, "Have a Little Faith" by Mitch Albom. I will be reading it shortly.

Sue

I just read The Hunger Games and I absolutely LOVED it! I cant take it out of my mind yet and its two days that I'm finished. :-D

Hello Sue!

I would also recommend that book to you. It's not that heavy to read :) You'll definitely enjoy it.

Unfortunately I haven't read the "Have a Little Faith" of Mitch Albom. Please update me about your sight about it. Thank you ^^

From: Gsabee

Thanks Gsabee. I will let you know when I have read it.
Sue

I just finished The Psalter by ]Galen Watson and really enjoyed it.



And I finished Beneath the Dark Ice by Greig Beck. A rollicking good action adventure in the James Rollins and Clive Cussler Tradition.



And I just started The Geneva Decision by Seeley James. So far it's a lot of fun, with a fun female heroine.

I'm reading The Ivy Tree

Dianne wrote: "Am I the only one that always has a stack of books next to my bed? I'm reading about five at the same time and they're all different genres. Does anyone else do this?"

I do. I have a stack by my bed for my immediate TBR books.

Thankfully I have finally finished A Cold Day For Murder - Dana Stabenow. Now listening to Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen.

Currently reading and listening to

Finished listening to Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen which wasn't too bad. Now I am reading All Fall Down - Erica Spindler.

Couldn't get into All Fall Down - Erica Spindler, so now decided to read Priced to Move - Ginny Aiken.

I just finished The Geneva Decision by Seeley James. It's an exciting action/adventure thriller. I enjoyed it.



Now I'm reading Treasure Life by Alex Sheridan. It's a cozy friendly Action Adventure story. Good read

I've been skipping around, trying to find my new favorite author. Yesterday, I ordered "Leviathan" by Scott Westerfield. I've heard it's a great read.

Currently reading

Not yet through reading After Forever Ends. This book is taking me forever. And the truth is, I don't want to end reading this yet. Don't want to move on and forget about the characters. They really caught my attention.

But I paused reading it 'coz right now, I'm forced to read Life of Pi. Part of the bonus on our exam. ^^ Maybe I should just watch the movie instead of reading it. Less time-consuming =)

I just finished and wrote a review here: http://eagerreaderreviews.blogspot.com

It was probably one of the best books I've read in awhile!

I'm reading The Hobbit and Ham on Rye. Not very similar, but each are good.

I'll be reading The Secret of the Nagas and then later, Catching Fire

Pompomberry House by Rosen Trevithick. Loving it. A damned good laugh.

Has finished Priced to Move - Ginny Aiken. Now I think I am going to read Destined to Feel - Indigo Bloome.

Has finished Dead Beat by Jim Butcher and I'm now reading Resurgence by S. M. Oberhansley

I finished Treasure Life and moved on to Something Nice - 10 Stories by Andrew K. Lawston. I found this to be a wonderful collection of short stories. Sort of Alfred Hitchcock meets the Twilight Zone.

Something Nice - 10 Stories

From there I picked up the audio book The Rook by Daniel O'Malley. I've just barely waded in, but it's really well done so far.

Good morning. I haven't posted in forever; so forgive me.

I picked up a book in Colorado on Historic Hotels and just finished that. Am starting new Janet E. now.

Vicki wrote: "Good morning. I haven't posted in forever; so forgive me.

I picked up a book in Colorado on Historic Hotels and just finished that. Am starting new Janet E. now."

Hi Vicki, nice to "meet" you. Guess we share the same name and spelling. :o)

Just finished Destined to Feel - Indigo Bloome. Now I am about to embark on Midnight Alley - Rachel Caine.

I'm taking a break from writing, and am so excited to start reading something new tonight. Of course, I haven't figured out what that will be though. Lots of great suggestions here.

Just finished which was a great little novella and am about to start

I finished Something Nice - 10 Stories by Andrew K. Lawston and found it to be well written, in an "Alfred Hitchcock meets the Twilight Zone" kind of way. Irony abounds in this collection of short stories.



Then I read The Rook by Daniel O'Malley which was a fantastic, read for those who like the British sense of humor (I loved it).



I followed that up with another short story, primed to be the lead off of a series of shorts (most of which are already out) sort of "Harry Potter meets Cacoon" called The Wizard Takes the Cake by Red Tash. This one started with Harry Potter like humor but had some Irony and twists in it which were very interesitng for a short story.



Now I'm reading Thunder by Anthony Bellaleigh which is turning out to be an exciting suspense/thriller. (Second book by Bellaleigh I've read and it's shaping up to be a really good read.)

I'm reading At Grave's End by Janeine Frost.

by Najeev Raj Nadarajah

It's a definite ★★★★★ book... you can see the reviews for yourself and be the judge. Take a look at it... it's a great dystopian fantasy for young adults

I'm reading The Other Hand by Chris Cleave.