Happy Friday the 13th!! What are you reading?

ceresas

I deleted the HTML in my siggy all together but the tickers are still there. Junewhatevs, HTML coding.

ceresas

ceresas said:

I deleted the HTML in my siggy all together but the tickers are still there. Junewhatevs, HTML coding.

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Shepherdjel

@ceresas are you deleting it here:
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if so then I guess I can't help you!! hahaha Happy 78 weeks! ;-)

AshleyT121

Same as last week because I've been super lazy lately.

j*&p*

jackiback said:

Wild Things: The Art of Nuturing Boys. So far, it is fantastic.

This has been on my TBR list for a while. I'd love to hear your overall thoughts when you finish. 

j*&p*

I just finished The Bone Season by Samantha Shannnon this morning and ended up really really getting into the story, especially towards the end. JK Rowling she is not, but masterfully storyteller for sure. I think people who liked Neverwhere and Daughter of Smoke and Bone and the intricate world building of the HP world will really dig this book.  I really hope more people read this so we can discuss. 

I'm about 85% done with The Rose Garden by Susanna Kearsley too. I can't imagine how this will wrap up without being sad. 

I'll probably start Surrender to Sultry next and maybe Handmaid's Tale next.

RickandTricia

I'm reading A Reliable Wife. It's for my book club at the end of the month, and it's ok so far, but I'm not very far into it.

It's number 22/30 for the year.

andypandy625

Horns for SuBC.  I'm halfway through and really enjoying it!

lizabethann6

jackiback said:

lizabethann6 said:

jackiback said:

Wild Things: The Art of Nuturing Boys. So far, it is fantastic.

@jackiback I loved loved loved that book!

I'm going to a conference in Chattanooga next weekend and David (I forget his last name...) will be there and this book has been on my TBR for the longest time so I wanted to read it before I heard him speak. 

I feel like this is one that I'll be pulling out all through the boys' lives. 

Yes! I highlighted and starred so many passages and points. My husband ended up reading it too because I kept talking about it.

EliStar

84Lauren said:

I am reading Shadow and Bone and am LOVING it!  The first 30-40 pages I felt so lost as to WTF this world was and how it worked, but then it just all clicked and I am totally into it.

WOOOHOOOOOO

sweetrhythms

I'm currently reading The Magicians by Lev Grossman (#57) and John Adams by David McCullough (#58).  I'm only about halfway through The Magicians so that's not getting done for book club tomorrow.  And I've barely read any of John Adams.  I haven't been getting much reading done this week

mrsvedo

I was waiting until I finished the book I was reading so I could post it and the book I'm about to start on my next break. :P

I finished Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn on my lunch (#48) and will start The Cuckoo's Calling (#49) on my next break. Sharp Objects was for fun and Cuckoo's Calling is for my IRL bookclub which will be discussing it next weekend.

jason&robin

I just started Stranger in the Moonlight by Jude Deveraux. Going though some of the books I own on my shelf while I wait for more library books.