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I'm currently reading: Bathsheba by Angela Hunt. Very excellent book. Can't put it down!

Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng. Really good so far and much more insightful than I was expecting.

Becky wrote: "Lethal White by Robert Galbraith"

I love this series!! (Although a very different genre, if you're familiar with the Harry Potter series, you can sometimes tell that it's a similar "voice". I don't mind at all, since I read Harry Potter series 4 times :-) )

Susan wrote: "Erin, I'm a huge Stephen King fan.

My favorites in order: Pet Sematary, Salem's Lot and The Stand. He is an amazing story teller. So are his sons too, Joe Hill and Owen King. You may enjoy reading..."

Did you read 11/22/63? That's been highly recommended to me but haven't gotten to it yet.

Rinna wrote: "Susan wrote: "Erin, I'm a huge Stephen King fan.

My favorites in order: Pet Sematary, Salem's Lot and The Stand. He is an amazing story teller. So are his sons too, Joe Hill and Owen King. You may..."

I read it a long time ago. I liked it but not as much as King's other books. But please don't let my opinion deter you. It could be your favorite! :)

Rinna wrote: "Becky wrote: "Lethal White by Robert Galbraith"

I love this series!! (Although a very different genre, if you're familiar with the Harry Potter series, you can sometimes tell that it's a similar "..."

I know what you mean, I get the similar voice feeling too! And also don't mind as a huge fan of the Harry Potter books too 😊

I have tried so many times to read that series by Robert Galbraith and I was never able to get into it so gave up!

I'm catching up to the group by reading the books from the previous year. I am currently reading Next Year in Havana. I just finished The Alice Network and now I'm hooked on the group's book choices.

I am currently reading "The looking glass wars" and this month's book pic :) I just finished the series that inspired "the Witcher" videogames, I highly recommend it since it's one of the best written series I've read in a while!

I've read the first three of the series of Robert Galbraith, I didn't know the fourth had already been released! D:

Helene wrote: "I have tried so many times to read that series by Robert Galbraith and I was never able to get into it so gave up!"
Why not try the series on audiobooks it is so well narrated by Robert Glenister and totally addictive I have listened to all 4 and loved them!

Thanks Podenco! Will try to find them at my library if possible! I will look into it!

The End of the Affair from Audible with Colin Firth as the narrator

I just found the audio by Robert Galbraith books and have just started the first book in the series. Love British accent

I really hope you enjoy them as much as I do - the BBC have also done a TV adaption but for me those audio books are just a rare treat - I am so delighted to have helped you enjoy them too - just too good to miss :-)


Helene wrote: "I just found the audio by Robert Galbraith books and have just started the first book in the series. Love British accent"

Helene wrote: "I just found the audio by Robert Galbraith books and have just started the first book in the series. Love British accent"

Helene wrote: "Thanks Podenco! Will try to find them at my library if possible! I will look into it!"

I am currently reading Sweet Little Lies by Caz Frear

I am just starting on the reading list for this club & the first book I chose is Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows, since it was one of the only ones available at my library.

Rinna wrote: "Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng. Really good so far and much more insightful than I was expecting."

This was the first book I read this year! Thought it was so good :).

I am currently reading Nine Perfect Stranger by Liane Moriarty, so far funny characters!

I just got don’t with The Ocean At The End Of The Lane by Neil Gaiman but now the hard choice of choosing the next book to read!

Currently reading Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck-well, re-reading, haven’t read it in about 30 years

This Adventure Ends by Emma Mills

I just checked out Emma Mills book but it’s for young adults not for me!

Helene wrote: "I just checked out Emma Mills book but it’s for young adults not for me!"

Understand that. I only got turned on to it because it's the book selection for a book club I'm participating in.

Just finished one of the books from last year’s list, Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows, in audiobook format. Really enjoyed this one and the development of the characters, their connections, and the changes to their community. Several strong women characters.

MarieCo wrote: "Just finished one of the books from last year’s list, Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows, in audiobook format. Really enjoyed this one and the development of the characters, their connections, and t..."

I LOVED this book. It was hilarious, serious, mysterious and a coming-of-age book for many (HAHAHA)....Great read! :)

Rebekah wrote: "Rinna wrote: "Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng. Really good so far and much more insightful than I was expecting."

This was the first book I read this year! Thought it was so good :).

I am ..."

Little Fires Everywhere was such a good book. It had depth, mystery and strong characters I could identify with. Really good read!

I just discovered two apps that work with my library in Aiken, SC.

Cloud Library: I can check out 5/mo. (keep for 2 weeks) and 3/mo for holds.
Hoopla: Check out 4/mo. and can keep for 3 weeks.

These are FREE audios and books. Only problem is most take alot of patience just like waiting for the popular books at the library. :)

But sometimes you get lucky and find some that are available. I read so much that I have to become more patient! HA!

Kristen wrote: "Helene wrote: "I just checked out Emma Mills book but it’s for young adults not for me!"

Understand that. I only got turned on to it because it's the book selection for a book club I'm participati..."

I regularly read YA, All The Bright Places is an amazing book, check it out :)

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

One Day in December

Golem & the Jinni by Wecker

Truly Madly guilty and the 15 invaluable laws of growth

Macy wrote: "For lovers of Eleanor Oliphant, I just finished The Rosie Project. It was excellent!"

I loved both these books! The Rosie Effect is also good.

Earlier today I just finished reading Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty and now I am trying to decide on what to read next - I think it will be The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang

Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

I’m reading The Kiss Quotient. It’s so good. Loving the characters.

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Yes, The Rosie Projet was good but couldn’t read the follow up book can’t remember the name but the characters had a baby and it wasn’t that good so I gave up preferred the first one!

I just started The Secret Life of CeeCee Wilkes by Diane Chamberlain! It’s my first time reading this author but what I’ve read is good!

I’m reading the newest Sophie kinsella book surprise me

I used to follow Sophie kinsella but stopped, couldn’t read her anymore! To chick-lit for me

The Paragon Hotel by Lindsay Faueeuy

I Just Finished "As Bright As Heaven" by Susan Meissner

Just started Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows after enjoying Eleanor Oliphant is Fine. And! I just picked up the only woman in the room by Marie Benedict from the library. Happy reading everyone!

Recently i've finished the Prince by Necollo Machiavelli today and i haven't decided yet what's is the next book

I’m reading Becoming by Michelle Obama which I’m enjoying and finishing Fanette, Volume 3 of a series of seven French books by Suzanne Audry. I also started Mary Queen of Scots by John Guy (over 1000 pages) while anxious to watch the movie of the same name. I’m four books in already in the 2019 challenge. Yeah yeah. Trying to increase by five books from the previous year. Happy reading everyone.

Had a misspelling.... The Paragon Hotel by Lindsay Faye

I am currently reading 'the past piece of my heart' by paige toon.

The Great Believers and sleepwalker

The Library Book by Susan Orlean