Books you're currently reading

[Constance]

Forgive My Fins by Tera Lynn Childs

[AbraCadabra]

"the second wives club" by Jane Moore, I like it

Axx

[Padma]

Sacred Country by Rose Tremain. Gripping.

[Pica Pica]

Sacred Country by Rose Tremain. Gripping.

That Is a good book.

[Padma]

That Is a good book.

I'm finding it very moving. My inner-woman-who-might-be-a-transman is fascinated.

[Your Humble Savant]

The World in Six Songs: How the Musical Brain Created Human Nature by Daniel J. Levitin

[AbraCadabra]

"Innocence" by Kathleen Tessaro... 2004... this woman is not only pretty (who cares she's a writer?) she is SMART, and funny as heck to boot!

I'm only at page 39 and have had to stop reading for moments because I have to laugh so hard (female like mind you! )

She gets the sort of situational humour that's so up my ALLEY, just cracks me up, oh wow!

OK, done sayin' my bit,
Axélle

[Jamie D]

I am currently reading a new book about James Madison, James Madison and the Making of America by Prof Kevin Gutzman.

But I would really like to read a new childrens book entitled, My New Mommy: The Right Children's Book for a Difficult Transition by Lilly Mossiano.  I hear it has good reviews.

[Beth Andrea]

The Suicide Index, by Joan Wickersham.

There's a part of me that needs some closure from a friend's suicide, but there's another part of me that needs to learn what to write in a suicide note, so that there aren't any unanswered questions.

[Maya Zimmerman]

Just finished Hocus Pocus by Kurt Vonnegut and just started Villa Incognito by Tom Robbins.

[Padma]

Re-reading The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin, and Parrotfish by Ellen Wittlinger - just finished A Door into Ocean by Joan Slonczewski. Also about to start The Fault in our Stars by John Green. Help me!

[wheat thins are delicious]

Different Seasons by Stephen King

[Pica Pica]

Different Seasons by Stephen King

Apt Pupil and Shawshank Redemption are good stories.

[Ave]

My brothers just recieved "A series of Unfortunate Events" as a gift set and I find them pretty easy to read, but also very funny and interesting. I'd definetly recommend them for a fun read.

[Constance]

Alison, Who Went Away by Vivian Vande Velde

[Your Humble Savant]

Yeats is Dead! by 15 Irish authors.

It is both inexplicable and hilarious.

[lilacwoman]

Daniel Defoe's Trip around Great Britain 1725.

[Cindy]

Just resurrected 'My Family and Other Animals' by Gerald Durrell. Goddess I had to read it at school, in the UK, for my 'O levels' and  still like it, so it must be good.

[Pica Pica]

Daniel Defoe's Trip around Great Britain 1725.

That's in my to-read pile, any good?

On a related note, I am reading Boswell's travels to the Western Isles.

[Jam]

I didn't know we had a books section 


Im reading 'The Hobbit'