what book are you reading?

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• Daniellekrista member

  November 2012

  Relistening to Voyager, part of the Outlander series, and The Power of One.

  I make cute babies.

  
  
  

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• nanabanana06

  November 2012

  This pregnancy I've been stuck in a reading rut. I've read the whole Harry Potter series like 10 times now. Currently on The Goblet of Fire... again.
  

  

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• HElizabethDU

  November 2012

  The Death Cure - Last book in the Maze Runner series

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• Deblondie1 member

  November 2012

  "The Perfect Hope," Nora Roberts. I like romance novels for my light reading lol And it's the last in a trilogy.

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• [Deleted User] member

  November 2012

  Holidays on Ice by David Sedaris
  

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• RockyTopVols member

  November 2012

  The Two Towers.

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• Daniellekrista member

  November 2012

  Nana_Osaki06:

  This pregnancy I've been stuck in a reading rut. I've read the whole Harry Potter series like 10 times now. Currently on The Goblet of Fire... again.

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  I did that last summer while pregnant.

  I make cute babies.

  
  
  

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• mrebecca member

  November 2012

  I can't remember the last book I read.
  I should probably read a book.
  

  
  

  
  
  

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• shopgirl78 member

  November 2012

  I am reading the last book in the Allie Condy Matched triology...its YA and huger game-ish.  

  
  

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• Wufroggy79 member

  November 2012

  Recently, I read Defending Jacob - awesome book.  Can't recommend it more. These Things Hidden was good too, though fair warning that there is infant death in it.  Currently reading Courageous, but having a hard time with it.  It is our book club pick this month.

  

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• missyishere member

  November 2012

  HilarityEnsued:

  Currently reading Cloud Atlas.nbsp; I'm about exactly 50 done.nbsp; So far I'm enjoying it, though it has it's ups and downs as far as readability.
  I am trying to push through Book 4 of Game of Thrones so I can read Book 5.nbsp; I'll make it eventually but good lawd Book 4 is slow.

  
  
  Thanks all!
  
  I want to read Game of Thrones, too. I have never seen the show, because I chose Showtime over HBO. However, I will be renting them some day. I have the Dexter book series, but I am a little disappointed in the second book. The writing is lackluster.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• KJmashup member

  November 2012

  Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman. I know the author personally, and this is his second book. It is creepy, gory, blasphemous, irreverent, funny, smart, and terrifying. In other words, it's everything I look for in a book.

  "To me, you are perfect."

  
  

  
  

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• ali_bl-nov05 member

  November 2012

  This is embarrassing.

  I've been trying to finish Jane Austin's "Persuassion" for  like 6 MONTHS now, but I'm having such a hard time on it.

  I actually stopped and read "Water for elephants" in two days, so now I'm back to it, technically. UGH.
  

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• missyishere member

  November 2012

  KJmashup:

  Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman. I know the author personally, and this is his second book. It is creepy, gory, blasphemous, irreverent, funny, smart, and terrifying. In other words, it's everything I look for in a book.

  
  
  Perfect!

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• MJHershey member

  November 2012

  Star Island- a really light brain candy kind of read. My last round of books were rather heavy so I went in a different direction.

   

  BTW, don't read Sarah's Key unless you are ready to cry for days and be unsettled for a week. 
  

  

  

    

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• MrsCodeMonkey member

  November 2012

  If you like Chuck P you'll probably like David Sedaris and Augustus Burroughs. Sorry for the spelling. I'm too lazy to google. I read a bunch of their books and they have a wonderful dark sense of humor.

  
  

                               
  

                             Just said good bye Sept. 19th (MMC at 12 weeks)

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• Potatertot member

  November 2012

  lurchbaby:

  I just finish The Source of Magic. On to Castle Roogna next when I can find it in the caos that is my house.

  I'm working my way through the Xanth series too! I read a few here or there when I was younger, and really enjoyed them, so now I'm going through them all.

  Plus The Happiest baby on the Block just came in at the library for me so I'm gonna start that too.

  And I just finished up re-reading Nora Roberts Sisters trilogy. It's always been one of my favorite trilogies from her. 

  

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• LuckyDad member

  November 2012

  The 3rd Game of Thrones book. But I've been at that for a while. I like parts of it, but find his writing tedious at times.
  

  

  -My son was born in April 2012. He pretty much rules.
  

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