Ecletic Readers discussion

Let me know what you are currently reading.

Right now I am currently reading

I just started it during lunch and I am currently on page 73. I already see where this book is heading, who she is going to cheat with. I almost don't want to read the rest but I am.

I'm reading "The Morgue and Me" by someone :o can't remember the name. It's a mystery book so I don't want to say much :/

Andy wrote: "I'm reading "The Morgue and Me" by someone :o can't remember the name. It's a mystery book so I don't want to say much :/"

I put that on my to read list.

:) awesome!

Beach Road by James Patterson and Mary Ann in Autumn by Armistead Maupin.

Ghira wrote: "Beach Road by James Patterson and Mary Ann in Autumn by Armistead Maupin."

I love James Patterson...sounds good Ghira.

Today I'm reading Misquoting Jesus. What is everybody else reading?

Nothing >.<

I am reading Sherlock Holmes, REWORK and Full Dark, No Stars. I like King's short stories opposed to his longer novels.

"I like King's short stories opposed to his longer novels."

Agreed.

Living in the Pink by Sharon Tubbs and Jane Erye by Charlotte Bronte

I'm reading Absolom! Absolom! so far it's eh

First, I'd like to say that I think this group is an awesome idea--probably because my bookshelf looks like the public library. Right now I'm reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, slowly though since I've seen all the movies and already know this is my least favorite. Next I'm be reading Room or one Phillipa Gregory book or another. My shelf is stacked with a waitlist.

Shewanda wrote: "First, I'd like to say that I think this group is an awesome idea--probably because my bookshelf looks like the public library. Right now I'm reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, slow..."

Nice...I've always wanted to start reading the Harry Potter series but never got to it. There are just to many books to read. lol.

Which Phillipa Gregory book you debating?

I'm currently reading way to many things lol...first I have to finish Absalom! Absalom! then I will be reading The Infernals which is part 2 to a truly amazing supernatural young adult novel and then The Corn Maiden. With classes almost finish for the semester it will once again be a reading feast.

Cina wrote: "Shewanda wrote: "First, I'd like to say that I think this group is an awesome idea--probably because my bookshelf looks like the public library. Right now I'm reading Harry Potter and the Order of ..."
The White Queen has been sitting on my shelf some time, complaining of neglect, so it'll probably be that one. As for Harry Potter, I'm the sort of person who wishes books would never end. I'm still upset the series is over. What of Harry's children? His grandchildren?
It's a problem, I know.

laughs...I am a serial reader like that. I hate starting a series of books and then it ends on me. I felt like that with Hunger Games.

I work at a library and every time I pass by Philipa Gregory books I always say I have to read that. I need more eyes.

Veronica wrote: "Living in the Pink by Sharon Tubbs and Jane Erye by Charlotte Bronte"

Did you finish read them?

Cina wrote: "laughs...I am a serial reader like that. I hate starting a series of books and then it ends on me. I felt like that with Hunger Games.

I work at a library and every time I pass by Philipa Gregory..."

When I was a child I had this problem. I remember a feeling of desperation when a book ended, followed by grabbing several sheets of white lined paper and writing "AND THEN..."
lol

Shewanda wrote: "Cina wrote: "Shewanda wrote: "First, I'd like to say that I think this group is an awesome idea--probably because my bookshelf looks like the public library. Right now I'm reading Harry Potter and ..."

I am envious of the library job though. It's the career I would've pursued in an alternate universe.

I just finished The Leftovers by Tom Perrotta. Also reading Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen

Veronica wrote: "I just finished The Leftovers by Tom Perrotta. Also reading Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen"

How is Water for Elephants, the movie looked like the book would be great.

I've just recently read The Little Book of Bitchy Thoughts and found it to be quite enjoyable. It was good to read when feeling you needed to have your pipes cleared.

HRT wrote: "I've just recently read The Little Book of Bitchy Thoughts and found it to be quite enjoyable. It was good to read when feeling you needed to have your pipes cleared."

Nice...sounds like a book I should recommend to some friends.

I had the exact same thought. *Grins*