The House You Pass on the Way by Jacqueline Woodson

Of Kinkajous, Capybaras, Horned Beetles, Seladangs, And The Oddest And Most Wonderful Mammals, Insects, Birds, And Plants Of Our World. It's a layman-friendly collection of small chunks of info about various animals and stuff. It's fun.

Before that I read David Sedaris's Christmas book. I'm still waiting on the Murakami.

Loving Life: The Morality of Self-Interest and the Facts that Support It, by Craig Biddle

The Yard by Alex Grecian.

The Duff by Kody Keplinger

Halting State by Charles Stross

Inner Secrets by Suzie Carr

Cheers,

Sandra

My Butt Itches, That's Why I Dance So Well by Ummmmmmmmmmmmm, Oh wait, this is about reading not writing

Never mind

Quote from: V M on June 07, 2012, 12:29:14 AM
My Butt Itches, That's Why I Dance So Well by Ummmmmmmmmmmmm, Oh wait, this is about reading not writing

Never mind

Haha!A lady must never say her butt itches - obviously theres insects or something on the seat 
X

The 2nd book of The Hunger Games triology.

A Wild Sheep Chase just came in on the hold shelf, so I'm reading that. Yay.

State of the World 2012: Moving Toward Sustainable Prosperity by The Worldwatch Institute.

Thank you so much for correcting the spelling of the title of this thread!

THANK YOU !

Jennifer

The Barbarian Nurseries by Hector Tobar  -  This one's for le college. It's good so far, but then again I'm not very far.

I just finished Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom, which was one of the most emotional books I've read. I really think that it's helped me get a new perspective in my life. It truly is a very good read.

I'm a little sad the title has changed, I had a fondness for the old one.
I have just finished a biography on Richard Savage, which I very much enjoyed and am now looking for something else to grab my attention.

"Sex & Stravinsky" by Barbara Trapido, after having finished "The last Tycoon" by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

The latter as close to good chick-lit as it will get ... for any male author

Axélle

Quote from: Pica Pica on June 13, 2012, 02:15:15 AM
I'm a little sad the title has changed, I had a fondness for the old one.
I have just finished a biography on Richard Savage, which I very much enjoyed and am now looking for something else to grab my attention.

The old title was "Books your now reading."  Given the literary nature of the topic, we thought an edit, after several years, was in order.

You are free to title your own posts howsoever you wish.  I see that you have done so.  I admire your rugged individuality. 

Quote from: Jamie D on June 13, 2012, 02:28:35 AM
The old title was "Books your now reading."  Given the literary nature of the topic, we thought an edit, after several years, was in order.

You are free to title your own posts howsoever you wish.  I see that you have done so.  I admire your rugged individuality. 

Grammar eh? "Books you are now reading" or "Books you're now reading" hey, da Englis my is second speak, but still, no?

Axelle

Quote from: Axélle on June 13, 2012, 02:39:39 AM
Grammar eh? "Books you are now reading" or "Books you're now reading" hey, da Englis my is second speak, but still, no?

Axelle

Yes, the problem dated back to the original post in January 2009.  A member stated that she might be forced to remove her eyes with a hot poker if she had to look at that title any longer.

Out of sheer sympathy, we made the change to something more palatable to the litterati and intellectuals who frequent the topic.

Ach du lieber Himmel!

Currently working on Proven Guilty, one of the Dresden Files novels. Is good.

I Am J by Chris Beam