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What Are You Reading Right Now?

This is a group where you can tell us what you're reading and what you think of it to give others some ideas. Your choices can be fiction, non-fiction, articles, books, blogs, whatever. Tell us what it is and your opinion of it!

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Comment by Maryanne Mesple on April 20, 2011 at 11:38am

Not long ago, I started a blog  about books I own but have yet to read. My first list of must read books I created from books within reach of my prone body in bed ... those particular books, it would appear, I bestowed with more intention of reading than books in my book cases that have unturned pages. My first list has 13 books ... easy reading with the intention set "to read" and "to blog" ... right? UGH! So so wrong! Unfortunate for me and unfortunate for my little blog of little following the number 1 book on my list is a book that I find so boring I have an abnormal urge to hurl the book out a window! But, I said I would read my unread books. I made the public announcement. I blogged it. (another UGH!)

Anyone else ever read Byron Katie's book Loving What Is? Am I missing something between the pages that I've yet to discover? What was the hook that snagged you?

 

M

Comment by nancy Sanchez on March 13, 2011 at 11:54pm

Just finished Sarah's Key by Titiana deRosnay ..it is fiction but based on the

Vel"d'HIV in France during WW II I thought in school we got most of the picture of the Holocaust but this French roundup was never known to me till I read the book..well written and fast moving..I would recommend it to anyone and also think it would make a good book group book for those of you who belong to one..

Now I am heading for a light read next ..... 

Comment by Maggie Friend on March 8, 2011 at 9:38pm
I'm on a Hiassen bender!  This is absolute pure pulp with a sardonic twist.  Hiassen is a reporter for (I believe) The Miami Herald.  He used to say that he got his material from stories that the newspaper felt too bizarre to print.  I was born and raised in Florida and I love reading Hiassen's stories about places I have been and crooked real estate developers and politicians that I'm sure that I have met.  I recently turned my partner on to him and we just can't stop reading him aloud, laughing and crying at every turn.  We're just about finished with Lucky You, a story about a lotto win gone awry.  Dark, witty, and indisputably pulp.  I love these books!
Comment by wiffledust on February 21, 2011 at 6:32pm
light reading is a good thing! all reading is a good thing! i'm thinking of the new sinatra bio. i saw the author on charlie rose, and it was interesting....to be continued...
Comment by wiffledust on February 18, 2011 at 1:20am
what a great group of books, tony! i always read a ton of stuff at a time too. does that mean i have ADD?? LOL! i just get bored fast.or i have to be in the mood for a certain something. what's "a drink before the war" about???
Comment by wiffledust on February 17, 2011 at 8:01pm
thanks for sharing that, Suzanne! what's it about?
Comment by Suzanne Duncan Lees on February 17, 2011 at 7:43pm

I am reading one of my favorite books in forever....not rushing through it, I just want to enjoy every morsel of it.  It is so beautifully written!  It is called, The Tender Bar.

Comment by Karrie Furrow on January 30, 2011 at 4:16pm
Just finished the Kindle book "Water for Elephants." Great book and it has fueled my obsession with the traveling circus life in the early 1900's. I despise the barbaric nature of this form of entertainment (both to animals and people) and learn as much as I can about it every chance I get. Great read if you want to know more about this topic!
Comment by Lillian Gaffney on January 23, 2011 at 3:39pm
good to hear you enjoyed the book...it was a gift from Raechal and I'm so into exploring more with my dreams... which I've journaled about for so many years.
Comment by wiffledust on January 23, 2011 at 3:16pm
there aren't enough books about liberal christianity, rick. so thanks for this suggestion. i was reading peter gomes (sp?) sermons. they're good too. have you checked him out? and thanks for the jim harrison suggestion..lately biographies are the most interesting things to me....other people's life stories are fascinating me. i read awakening the dreamer, lillian. good suggestion here!
 

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