I just finished Michael Crichton "Next", I'm normally not into sci-fi novels but this was actually a good read.

Now I'm reading Jane Green "Swapping Lives".

Just started reading Drama High: Courtin Jayd

I'm just now finishing "Three Cups of Tea" its the best book I've read in a long time.

I finished Son of A Witch!

I feel like I accomplished something. haha

I just finished Dewey which is the cat version of Marley and Me. It was easy and quick but I enjoyed it because I am a cat person (and a dog person!)

Does anyone else get moody when you've just finished a really good book (especially a series)? You feel like you've gotten to know someone, and now they're gone.

Just happened to me this weekend, though thus morning, I found out there is another book coming. Not sure how I feel about that, though, since I feel like the series has come to a natural ending, and anything further will automatically jump the shark.

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Via Pinterest.

^^^Yes, that.

Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom by Ron Paul.

I'm enjoying it. Some parts have been rather thought provoking and has me rethinking my views on some issues. It's been a faster read than what I thought too.

Price of Politics, by Bob Woodward

Just got it for Christmas!

11/22/63 by Stephen King. I'm only 200 pages in (out of nearly 850) & I love it. Can't put it down.

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel

Endymion - Dan Simmons. This is a reread. It seems like there are no new good books out there these days. Hey, Orson Scott Card, would you PLEASE write another book?!? :(

I am listening to the audio book The Innocent by David Baldacci.

I am reading the book Never Have I Ever by Sarah Shepard.

I'm also reading my developmental psychology and sociology texts (unfortunately they do count).

I absolutely LOVED this book. Crazy ending though, FYI. I wanted more even though it was a huge book!

I'm reading this right now, too.

Just finished The Passage and then The Twelve by Justin Cronin. Apocalyptic vampire novels. It's a three part series, but who knows when the third is coming?

I'm reading I Thought my Father was God which is a collection of stories from NPR's national story project. Some of these stories are really touching.

I love listening to those stories though I've never read the books. More than once I've ended up at work completely in tears because of that series.

No Easy Day
 

Yea I know this is a guyish book but it's really interesting and entertaining. Makes me proud to be American:)

After breezing through a Katie MacAllister book (seriously, they're terrible - why do I keep getting talked into reading them?), I started on one I got for Christmas (that I was really excited about)....only to find out it was a sequel and I'm pretty sure the whole plot of the first book was given away in the two paragraphs I read. Ugh. I guess I'll be buying the first & third books now so I can read this one.

I'm reading Book #3 in the "Fifty Shades" trilogy, "Fifty Shades Freed". To be honest, I'm over it, and the writing is isht, but I spent the money on the trilogy at Costco, so I figured that I might as well finish it. Sigh...

Next is Book #3 from the Hunger Games Trilogy, "Mocking Jay". Yeah, I'm a little behind the times, oh well.....

I'm reading Sin in the Second City: Madams, Ministers, Playboys, and the Battle for America's Soul by Karen Abbott. I'm learning a lot about late 19th century Chicago. It's fascinating.

I am LOVING The Mortal Instruments series. I'm halfway through City of Glass (#3), and it's fantastic. Such imagination. Total page turner - they're HUGE books and i started them Friday.

Partway through Neil Stephenson's Snowcrash for my book club and I HATE IT. It's going to be really, really hard to finish in time :(

Just finished The Heart of the Matter by Emily Giffen. I loved it until the ending, and am now trying to decide what to tackle next.

Three Cups of Tea
and
Stones into Schools

both by Greg Mortenson.

I could swear that I read The Help before, but I picked it up last night, and it doesn't seem like I did read it. So, I'm reading The Help.

I just started The Fault in Our Stars by John Green - so far, so good!

Just starting "The Night Circus" and I like it so far.

Honeychile, "The Help" is great; I really enjoyed it!

Ditto on both of these. The Night Circus is really unique. The author has a fantastic imagination!

I've been reading a fun mystery series by Rhys Bowen, called Her Royal Spyness mysteries. They're about a penniless daughter of a Duke in the early 1930s who solves mysteries along with her equally penniless aristocratic boyfriend. They're well-written...funny, some romance, interesting plots. The 6th one is out now and is very good.

Gilead by Marilynne Robinson. This theology class is great!

And Furthermore - by Dame Judi Dench

A little boring..up to 1986 - haven't gotten to As Time Goes By and Bond yet. ;)

Just picked up Third Shift (Wool book #8) by Hugh Howey. SOOO excited that I'm dropping everything today to read it!

KR, I finished The Help in almost record time - it was excellent! I'm now trying to decide what fiction I'm going to read next (although I hate to call The Help fiction, it's so true to life).

And done! Yes, I read that fast :)

third bullet - stephen hunter

I just finished "The Elite" (Selection Series). I've liked the series so far. Now, I'm trying VERY hard not to start a new book so that I have time to get everything put together for a big event I'm working this weekend. IT'S KILLING ME! I even bought my husband the Spanish version of City of Bones (Mortal Instruments series) last night so that I can live vicariously through his reading. I think I need help. And I hug. I really need a hug. :(

The Kingmaker's Daughter by Phillipa Gregory and some Diana Gabaldon book that is TERRIBLE.

just finished The Known World by Edward P. Jones, and this evening will probably wrap up Twelve Years a Slave by Solomon Northrop.

Next book is Ghana Must Go by Taiye Selasi.

I am reading Tana French's Faithful Place. She writes a series called the Dublin Mysteries. The first was In the Woods. Each series has a different member of the Dublin Police Department as the lead character. I am loving Faithful Place.