What are you currently reading?

[DriftingCrow]

The Lowland -- Jhumpa Lahiri.

[Sarah82]

The Shepherd's Crown by the late, great Sir Terry Pratchett.
His last book, a fantastic book that deals with many subjects as many of his works have done before including the challenging of gender roles, the imminent prospect of death, fear, self confidence, prejudice, open-mindedness, tragedy, trial and triumph.

I wish he had more time to tinker with it, he often would work and rework a story until it was just right and there are so many stories I wish he could have told and questions I would have asked.

I'll end this post before I start crying again.

Hugs to all,
Bobbi

[SarahMarie1987]

"Free To Fall" by Lauren Miller

"Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" by J.K. Rowling

Both are zipping along well for me. Which is nice, since I am trading off reading them. I read a few chapters of FTF, then a few chapters of HBP. It is a fun little experiment.

[WanderingFace]

Right now I'm in the middle of reading The Chestomancy Series by Diana Wynne Jones. It's a bunch of fantasy children novels.

[Takoto]

The Guest Cat by  Takashi Hiraide.

It's really sweet, I'm not too far into it yet. I love reading novels that feature cats.

[Austin Rodgers]

I just started Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, we are having to read it for Literary Society at school. It's actually starting out pretty interesting. I'm only to chapter two, the mysterious captain has me hooked already.

[Catherine Sarah]

The Alchemist by Paul Chloe. Amazing story and philosophy.

[Anna33]

A handmaids tale by margaret atwood. And i really want to read the new one by harper lee.

[SarahMarie1987]

It's Kind Of A Funny Story by Ned Vizzini

[Nema]

"Full Dark, No Stars" by Stephen King

After that it will be...

"The Dark Half" by... Stephen King

... okay, I like Stephen King.

[Catherine Sarah]

This thread.

[Nema]

^^^ LOL Catherine 😊

[Sarah82]

I just finished reading Just Girls by Rachel Gold
I'm currently reading Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clark
And next will be riding The Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon

[Lady Smith]

'White Bones' by Graham Masterton.  A somewhat unsettling Irish crime thriller.

[Joi]

The latest edition of the "Transgender Quarterly Review"  this issue is really good.  Deals with educational approaches to  teaching transgender issues in K-12, as well as, in colleges and universities.

[islandgirl]

Judy Picoult "Sing You Home' - A very good read.

[KyleEdric]

Zebulon Finch

[CalmRage]

Feet Of Clay by the sorely missed Sir "Pterry" Terry Pratchett

[Brooke33]

The Chrysalids by John Wyndham

[SarahMarie1987]

The Bazaar Of Bad Dreams by Stephen King

It is a collection of short stories and novellas. Which I enjoy more than King's longer novels at times.