What are you reading?

[DebK1013]

I have also read the book "P.S. I love you". Now I want to see the movie. I will wait till it comes to the cheap theatre near here.

[greenfrog57]

Originally Posted by DebK1013 I am reading "Queen of Babble" by Meg Cabot. I've read her other books and really enjoyed them. Light chick books.

fun book -- make sure to read "Queen of Babble in the Big City" afterwards for what comes next (it came out in the summer)

I am reading "Love in the Time of Cholera" right now.

I couldn't read my current bookclub book "The Golden Compass" -- I am not a fantasy reader.

[skw6559]

The Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill- just a little morbid.

[DebK1013]

Originally Posted by greenfrog57 fun book -- make sure to read "Queen of Babble in the Big City" afterwards for what comes next (it came out in the summer) I am reading "Love in the Time of Cholera" right now. I couldn't read my current bookclub book "The Golden Compass" -- I am not a fantasy reader.

thanks for the info. I just reserved it online with the library. I really don't buy books, I just go to the library. Free! Gotta love it! lol

[mythreeiggys]

I read all of Beverly Lewis' books which is Amish based. I love her books! I have read all of them and now I am reading her "teen" books while I am waiting for her new to come out. The teen books aren't really any different then her "adult" books. She is a really good writer and comes highly recommend by me!

Her books are based on her experience living and growing up in the Amish country in Lancaster, PA. I enjoy the books so much because I live about an hour from Lancaster and go there very often and she uses real landmarks, road names and such and it is neat to read about things like that!

[faeryedark]

Originally Posted by mythreeiggys I read all of Beverly Lewis' books which is Amish based. I love her books! I have read all of them and now I am reading her "teen" books while I am waiting for her new to come out. The teen books aren't really any different then her "adult" books. She is a really good writer and comes highly recommend by me! Her books are based on her experience living and growing up in the Amish country in Lancaster, PA. I enjoy the books so much because I live about an hour from Lancaster and go there very often and she uses real landmarks, road names and such and it is neat to read about things like that!

I should check those out. I like to read Tamar Myers' Magdalena Yoder series about a Mennonite lady who runs an inn where people are always turning up dead. They're pretty comical but I've never checked out Beverly Lewis' books.
right now I'm reading Dean Koontz ...Brother Odd

[msmerbear]

An Army at Dawn:The War in North Africa 1942-193 by Rick Atkinson

[B_Luvs2save]

Well if you love fantasy, Harry Potter of course! (i'm sure you've read them) The Lord of the Rings Trilogy i have never read, but The Hobbit is a favorite of mine (those are some fantasy classics). I just read The Thirteenth Tale and it was wonderful! (a great twist at the end) and am currently reading Robinson Crusoe. If you need any other suggestions let me know because i'm an avid reader (light fiction (32aa) to classics (Jane Eyre) to non fiction (various biographies and finance books)).

[mol23]

I am just starting "Plum Crazy" by Janet Evanovich. Love her books...they are hilarious! Next book will be "Double Cross" by James Patterson. I am hooked on his books.

[PHmom]

Originally Posted by tacatcon Now I need something to read. Bought myself "Wicked" awhile ago and my dd borrowed it and has yet to return it, it's in her locker at school. So I need to get that back.

Okay - tell her to give it back to you right away! LOL That book is soooo good! I am now reading Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, also by Gregory MacGuire (sp?) and it is really good too.


I have Plum Lucky on the waiting list at the library so I'm looking forward to that too. That Stephanie Plum cracks me up.