What are you reading right now??

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Posted by Gertyrae

Eva Luna by Isabel Allende

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Memory Keeper's Daughter....so far so good!

I enjoyed Shopholic and Baby. Finally got into the Stephanie Plum series after hearing all good things about it and enjoying book 2 of it, Two for the Dough.

Marley & Me

I am reading Swapping Lives by Jane Green. Very good so far.

"The Secret"
" The Other Side of the Story" -Marian Keyes

The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory.

LIfeGuard by James Patterson

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Posted by dpli

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Posted by Gertyrae

Eva Luna by Isabel Allende

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Gerty, this is one of my all time favorites....

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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer.

I'm breezing through this. It's weird though. The book is basically written in 2 voices. The parts about the kid are great, but I find the other half tough to get through.

Anyone else read this?

Just finished Maeve Binchy's newest, "Whitethorn Woods." So good; I love her books.

How to be good. by Nick Hornby


It is not a self help book...so far its just okay

Just finished 19 minutes by Jodi Picoult. I thought it was very good but I am a Picoult fan.

Also just revisited mary Higgins Clark and read Two Little Girls in Blue. Funny because I LOVED MHC when I was younger, haven't read one of her books in about 10 yrs and I thought the writing was horrible. Funny how tastes can change.

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Posted by Little-J-mommy-to-be

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer.

I'm breezing through this. It's weird though. The book is basically written in 2 voices. The parts about the kid are great, but I find the other half tough to get through.

Anyone else read this?

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Posted by eroxgirl

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Posted by Little-J-mommy-to-be

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer.

I'm breezing through this. It's weird though. The book is basically written in 2 voices. The parts about the kid are great, but I find the other half tough to get through.

Anyone else read this?

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I read it!!

I found it to be really interesting, but I know what you mean about the other voice. I could have lived without the pictures in it though. That really disturbed me. It didn't help that I read it in late August.

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The Women Who Raised Me...

its making me want to sign up to be a foster mother ASAP.

19 Minutes by Jodi Piccolt. So far, so good . . .

I finished "Paula Spencer" by Roddy Doyle a last week. He wrote The Commitments. It was gritty but definitely left an impression.

I then read O My Stars by Lorna Landvick, which was okay, not my favorite of hers.

I just started "The Penny Tree" by Holly Kennedy and I'm really enjoying that.

My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult

"19 Minutes"-Jodi Picoult
I cant put it DOWN!