Consumating discussion

I'm reading Kushiel's Scion, which is a good time, sneakily on the train because I'm supposed to be spending every spare moment working on my research papers.

I also just read The Man in the Brown Suit (Agatha Christie, don't know WTF that other one is) in about a day and enjoyed it immensely.

Next I will read Cress, by Marissa Meyer, because despite it being quite decidedly YA in its writing, I am enjoying the plot.

I'm currently reading The Likeness, which is a crime drama and exciting. I'm listening to Death Masks during my commute. If you've liked the other Dresden Files, you'll like this one.

I already have Station Eleven queued up on the audiobooks next. I'm super excited!

Oh! I'm reading Station Eleven as soon as school's out!

hey, why didn't goodreads alert me to this discussion?! i read station eleven and LOVED it (and got to go to emily's talk about it at the mashables book club here in ny). i recommended it to a friend who i saw last week who had started it recently and told me she was loving it and was thankful for the reco. so...enjoy, ladies! i was thinking about reading the lola quartet next, as it's on my kindle already, but then i pulled 'how to sharpen pencils' off my shelf (by david rees, who i am more than a little in love with) and decided that is next.

Mia wrote: "...then i pulled 'how to sharpen pencils' off my shelf (by david rees, who i am more than a little in love with) and decided that is next."

How did you enjoy that David Rees? I am trying to figure out the book from the goodreads page and I don't get it. I bet Carl will like it since he's an artist.

Mace wrote: "I'm currently reading The Likeness, which is a crime drama and exciting. I'm listening to Death Masks during my commute. If you've liked the other Dresden Files, you'll ..."

I haven't read any Tara French yet, but she comes highly recommended.

xenu, check out my review for an in-depth discussion of my feelings about both david and his book...