What are you reading?

[bluemaria]

The Shack
Shakespear's Counsoler (#5 Lilly Bard Mystery Series)

[Landiana]

i loved the hobbit when i read it the first time, but i think that i appreciate it now that i am older and have read it again.

just started the first book of a new series called an empire in Black and Gold: Shadows of the Apt. it is a really good series about an race of Wasp-kinden people who are out to take over all the known world, and the group who oposes them. its good so far.

[-Jasper]

I'm reading The Luxe, and I can't remember the author, as usual.

I picked it up in the library because it was thick, and I wanted some holiday reading for Scotland. I got bored though, and started reading it. It's good so far, set in 1899, and described as an 'older' version of Gossip Girl. I wouldn't agree though, it's got a little more substance.

[Landiana]

i just finished the Green Mile - it has the saddest ending ever!!! i cried so much!

[una]

Finished Accidentally Dead by Dakota Cassidy. It was okay, not great, but enjoyable. Now I'm going to start Charlie All Night by Jennifer Crusie.

[Landiana]

what's accidentally dead about - ive never heard of it

[una]

It is the second book in the Accidental Friends series by Dakota Cassidy. It is a funny adult romance series (not adult-adult, but not YA) about a odd group of friends. The first book, The Accidental Werewolf starts it all off. Here is the website of the author and the three books in the series, it gives the blurb about each one and you can read a sample chapter.

[blasphemous_contessa]

I Seem To Be A Verb by R. Buckminster Fuller.

It's fascinating reading, and every page makes me feel smarter

[clpviolet]

i just finished the Green Mile - it has the saddest ending ever!!! i cried so much!

I totally agree. I read that last year and I was balling at the end it was sooo suprising because they left some of the saddest parts of the book out. Some of it I'm kinda glad they left it out because I am not sure I would have wanted to see it in the movie. I just didn't expect it after seeing the movie so many times.

[una]

Finished Charlie All Night and it was really good, very witty and a fun little romp. Now I'm starting The Unfortunate Miss Fortunes by Jennifer Crusie, Eileen Dreyer and Anne Stuart. They three collaborated on it. I've read some other Crusie collaborations and they were really wonderful.