What are you reading?

Just finished the latest in The Wheel of Time series, Knife of Dreams. Different than the other Jordan novels, I think his amyloidosis keeping him ill and him relying on assistants shows in this and the last one.

Supposed to be one more in the series, pending his recovery.

wheel of time? i gave up on those a long time ago.

Currently re-reading Order of the Phoenix - HP5, Rowling.

Preparing for the release of The Deathly Hollows!

Im trying to read The Witching Hour by Anne Rice. I was doing good the first week and now I have been on a break for about two weeks. I figured it would keep me busy during downtime at work, well it more or less puts me to sleep, this could be due to the small print and the fact that it take Anne 5 pages to describe a building. Hopefully I will pick it up and finish the rest soon.

Newest read ( no where near thru

Four paws five directions.... it is a chinese medicine for dogs and cats book ... covering
accupressure , accupucture , food therapies, and the two I am wondering about
meditation and exercise

Originally Posted by Natalie_ca

I gave up reading Stephen King after I tried to read the first of that series and couldn't get into it at all.

Haven't read his books since.

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i wouldn't have read any of those either. the stand is the best.

i'm currently re-reading Cat Among the Pigeons and tomorrow I'll start After the Funeral - both Agatha Christie.

I have just started reading Cattery Row by Clea Simon.

I just finished reading Jane Austen's Persuasion and now am reading Grisham's The Testament. Love everything Grisham has written...

I just read Jodi Piccoult's "My Sister's Keeper". That was a GREAT book. Thanks, whoever recommended it!

Originally Posted by kluchetta

I just read Jodi Piccoult's "My Sister's Keeper". That was a GREAT book. Thanks, whoever recommended it!

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That was brilliant, wasn't it? I am not a crier but the ending shocked me that I bawled.

Originally Posted by Kiwideus

That was brilliant, wasn't it? I am not a crier but the ending shocked me that I bawled.

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Yeah, I was sitting with my family in the living room, going, "No...oh no...OH MY GOD!" and they were all looking at me like I was crazy. I had to put the book down for a few minutes to soak it all in!

Lately? "Essential's of Human Anatomy and Physiology". I've been married to that book for the past three quarters at school

I'm currently reading Wicked by Gregory Maguire, and it's making me want to see the musical so badly!

After that, I'm probably going to start Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger. I figured I should read it before I start college in the fall.

I'm going through the Patricia Cornwell books about Dr. Kay Scarpetta - LOVE THEM!!! I'm reading Postmortem, I know it's the first, but I'm a bit out of order!!

Currently reading "Three Wishes" by Liane Moriarty.

I also enjoy stuff by James Patterson, Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Steve Martini, John Grisham, etc. Right now I'm going through my "hilarious, cute, laugh-out-loud" book stage picking up books from the library.

Originally Posted by Tara & Rob

Currently reading "Three Wishes" by Liane Moriarty.

I also enjoy stuff by James Patterson, Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Steve Martini, John Grisham, etc. Right now I'm going through my "hilarious, cute, laugh-out-loud" book stage picking up books from the library.

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If you enjoy all those authors, when you're out of your hilarious, cute, laugh-out-loud stage, you would like Patricia Cornwell!!

Originally Posted by Hermione2011

I'm currently reading Wicked by Gregory Maguire, and it's making me want to see the musical so badly!

After that, I'm probably going to start Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger. I figured I should read it before I start college in the fall.

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Is that 'Wicked' the book from the wicked witch's perspective in the Wizard of Oz? I read the one that was the Cinderella story from one of the ugly sister's perspective; it was excellent.

I'm currently reading Witch Child by Celia Rees; it's quite enjoyable.

I just finished "The Enemy" by Lee Child. Not a bad book. Lots of redundancy, and you get lost with the various ranks and military talk, but the plot was quite good.

I'm now in the 8th of a 12 book series. It's the Left Behind series, about the end of the world as Christians believe it will happen. It's very adventuresome and makes you think. I can't put them down! The current book I'm in is The Mark. Good stuff.

Just a recommendation......I just finished The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly and it is absolutely brilliant.........you have to read it if you haven't already!!