So what are you reading right now?
Who is your favorite modern author?
What book could you read over and over and never get sick of it?
What book were you just meh about that everyone and their mom seemed to love?

Then and now. How did my boy get so big?
Re: Book poll
So what are you reading right now?
I am listening to W is for Wasted by Sue Grafton and reading The End of Money by David Wolman.
& Sons, by David Gilbert. I'm listening to it on my commute, and the narrator is excellent. I'm not sure if I was reading it in print if I'd be that enthusiastic about it, but it's hard to stop an audiobook when it's narrated really well.
I love A Death in the Family by James Agee- depressing but really poetic. I am not a big re-reader because I always have such a backlog of un-read stuff to read!
Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand, and Wild, by Cheryl Strayed are two that I read more recently. I try to avoid books that are majorly hyped because I usually don't like them (probably makes me sound like a huge book snob, but I'll cop to that).
I enjoy Nicholas Sparks' books, too. I recently finished Three Weeks with my Brother, which is kind of travelogue/autobiography. Knowing his life story gave me a new appreciation for him as well.
And I liked The Time Traveler's Wife, too. But I read it when I was pregnant with DS and all the pregnancy problems in it made it a little tough, too.
curious to hear why @JessicaSwanlake didn't like it.
I downloaded another kindle book, I can't remember the name, I just can't get into it though.
H makes so much fun of me for this. He's a jerk.
@Cheerilee, re: Rowling, did you like Casual Vacancy?
I almost listed her as my favorite modern author, but I couldn't get past that one. I love HP & I really enjoyed The Cuckoo's Calling, too.
I'm currently reading through Emma with my Lit class for the umpteenth time.
Who is your favorite modern author?Janet Evanovich. I can't get enough of Stephanie Plum!
What book could you read over and over and & never get sick of it?
The Great Gatsby. I read it at least once a year.
What book were you just meh about that everyone and their mom seemed to love?
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Fifty Shades of Grey was the worst piece of trash I've ever read. In second place would be Twilight.
@Cheerilee: I did not really like Casual Vacancy. It didn't really hold my attention until the very end, but I did end up caring what happened to a couple characters. It also seemed like she was trying very hard to write an adult novel.
The Cuckoo's Calling was clearly for adults, but it didn't give off a "trying too hard" vibe, IMO.