What book are you reading?

mrsmullins0500 · June 2012

I just finished the fifty shades trilogy. Any recs?

Telly21182 · June 2012

I'm reading 11/22/63 by Stephen King and it's awesome. It's not an "easy" read since it's nearly 1000 pages, but it's so worth it!

wendy46001 · June 2012

Just finished Deadlocked (Sookie Stackhouse, Book 12) the series is really going downhill....boo

soontobe05 · June 2012

I'm in the middle of book three of Fifty Shades. Going to try again with Hunger Games trilogy and see if I can get into it. I need to read The Help too. I have so many books in my house that are unread. If you like Ellen you should read her latest book. It's really funny.

MommaG123 · June 2012

I'm on the 3rd book of the 50 shades triology... I have been less than impressed.

I just finished A discovery of Witches about a month ago and I liked it, the second book is supposed to come out in July I think.

I also just got done with Magic Bites, the first in a series. It was alright.

I also just got done with the entire Eragon series (YA dragon books) it was a pretty good series but I was miffed at the last book.

I read A Handmaid's Tale earlier this year and it was thought provoking. Not a fluff read by any means.

I'm in the middle of The Historian right now and I am enjoying it. I started it about 5 years ago and only got about 150 pages in because I got busy but I'm glad I picked it up again.

aztoid2006 · June 2012

MommaG123:

I also just got done with the entire Eragon series (YA dragon books) it was a pretty good series but I was miffed at the last book.

Oh no! We got this book to listen to on our upcoming drive home!

I just started The Good Girl's Guide to Great Sex.

march2008 · June 2012

soontobe05:
I'm in the middle of book three of Fifty Shades. Going to try again with Hunger Games trilogy and see if I can get into it. I need to read The Help too. I have so many books in my house that are unread. If you like Ellen you should read her latest book. It's really funny.

The Help was the last book I read. I loved it!

jcsumm0 · June 2012

I'm reading the last book in The Hunger Games series and Swamplandia! For all the hype/rave review, Swamplandia! isn't that great IMO. HG series is a fun, easy read.

Sunidaze · June 2012

I just finished the 50 Shades trilogy on Saturday and now I'm eager to get back into my kind of reading. But I haven't quite decided what yet.

Sunidaze · June 2012

Telly21182:
I'm reading 11/22/63 by Stephen King and it's awesome. It's not an "easy" read since it's nearly 1000 pages, but it's so worth it!

I'm not sure many of his books come in too far under the 1000 page count. Okay so maybe some do...usually the short stories...but if they're good, they're right around 1000 pages.

kimbo1216 · June 2012

Twilight - New Moon Embarrassed Stick out tongue I decided to read what inspired the 50 shades trilogy after I finished those. lol.

Up next: Divergent (another distopian type society book a la Hunger Games)

BRUGGS10 · June 2012

I just finished the 3rd hunger games book last night. I started "I hope they serve beer in hell." kind of a frat guy book about hijinks in drinking.

kimbo1216:
Twilight - New Moon I decided to read what inspired the 50 shades trilogy after I finished those. lol.

Up next: Divergent (another distopian type society book a la Hunger Games)

taitai07 · June 2012

If you're into YA, I just started reading Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein. It's about a young Scottish female spy in WWII who gets captured by the Nazis. I cannot put it down!

I really liked Bringing Up Bebe by Pamela Druckerman when I read it a couple of months ago. It's a non-fiction about an American woman raising her children in Paris and the differences she encountered. It's not all "blah blah French everything is better" like I thought it might be--she actually criticized the French way of doing things a fair bit. But it had some good tips that I'm planning to use!

M&M227 · June 2012

taitai07:
If you're into YA, I just started reading Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein. It's about a young Scottish female spy in WWII who gets captured by the Nazis. I cannot put it down!

I really liked Bringing Up Bebe by Pamela Druckerman when I read it a couple of months ago. It's a non-fiction about an American woman raising her children in Paris and the differences she encountered. It's not all "blah blah French everything is better" like I thought it might be--she actually criticized the French way of doing things a fair bit. But it had some good tips that I'm planning to use!

I'm still working on Bringing Up Bebe, it's good, I just haven't had much time to read lately.

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