How To Be Happy (Not A Self Help Book. Seriously.) by Iain S. Thomas.

Currently reading for the third time, I thoroughly enjoy the way he writes.

Gave up on Hallucinations.

Now reading Cheer Up Love: Adventures in Depression With the Crab of Hate - Susan Calman.

Thirteen Reasons Why - Jay Asher

Ashley Bell - Dean Koontz.

Scythe by Neal Shusterman

Just started 'The heart goes last' by Margaret Atwood.

I think that's on my to read list.

I'm alternating Bitch Doctrine by Laurie Penny and Men At Arms by Terry Pratchett. I like to have a fiction and a nonfiction on the go simultaneously.

Mummy's Little Soldier - Casey Watson.

After Anna - Alex Lake.

I'm currently reading Boy made of blocks by Keith Stuart a fictonal book written from the perspective of a father of a boy with autism. It's a good book so far with some good humour in amongst the challenges in the characters' lives and also I like that it's from the father's perspective, as bar The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Haddon I can't think of any other books not written more from the perspective of the mother when the book is from a parental perspective of autism.

Haven't read any book for a while, but did read 'Gone with the Wind' a while ago, seen the film too.

The Moment She Left - Susan Lewis.

In Odd We Trust - Dean Koontz.

The Readers Of Broken Wheel Recommend - Katarina Bivald.

infinite jest - david foster wallace

Beside Myself - Ann Morgan.

The Angels of Lovely Lane by Nadine Dorries.

Going to buy the new Stephen/Owen King book tomorrow. Can't wait to read it.

rereading the a song of ice and fire series.

I'm re-reading the girl with the dragon tattoo. Read it about 6 years ago and wanted to re-read the series including the two latest books

I've yet to read this, bought the book but decided I didn't want to read it. Then got a free copy on Kindle (no other choice of book) so I'll try and read it at some point. I take it you'd recommend it seen as you're re-reading it?

Working Stiff - Judy Melinek.

Nobody's Son - Cathy Glass.

Confessions of a Barrister - Russell Winnock.

Dead Certain - Adam Mitzner

Mobile Library - David Whitehouse.

I just finished American gods by Neil Gaiman and i'm going to re read metro 2033 by dimitry gloukovsky cos I want to check out the sequels and I really need to replay the games before metro exodus comes out.

Such a good book. I enjoyed that.

I've only read a couple of chapters but I'm liking it so far.

Finished Sylvia Plath's Collected Poems so reading The Novel Cure - Ella Berthoud alongside my other book.

The Little Prince. Again. After so many times.

The Best Medicine - Georgie Edwards.

The Sinner - Petra Hammasfhar

The Unbearable Lightness Of Being In Aberystwyth - Malcolm Pryce.

Not a book I would choose but a friend sent me it and it's next up on my shelf so I'm giving it a go.

Couldn't get into that book.

Now reading Mad Girl - Bryony Gordon.

Bought a book about Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as my previous psychologist was into it and was going to start working through ACT with me but I don't think we got round to it.

The book is ACTivate Your Life - Joe Oliver, Jon Hill, and Eric Morris.

Haven't read any 'self help' type stuff for a while but I trust my previous psychologist so thought I'd give it a go.

Still reading Mad Girl too.

The Broken String - Diane Chamberlain.

Dear Thing - Julie Cohen.

Accidentally Dead by Dakota Cassidy.

About a girl who gets bit by a vampire and is very 'I'm not going to be a vampire so F-you'. It is second in a series it's good so far.

The Choice - Samantha King.

Midnight - Dean Koontz.

Midnight was a long hard slog, only persevered because Dean Koontz is one of my favourite authors.

Now reading The Escape Artist - Diane Chamberlain.

The Escape Artist gets a thumbs up from me.

Now reading Walk A Mile: Tales Of A Wandering Loon - Chris Young.

The Summer Queen by Elizabeth Chadwick.

Did You Miss Me - Karen Rose

The Forgetting Time - Sharon Guskin.

Found a book/graphic novel/comic I wanted to read was available for borrowing as an ebook thing with my library, so also reading:

It's All Absolutely Fine: Life Is Complicated So I've Drawn It Instead - Ruby Elliot.

The Call Of The Weird - Louis Theroux.

Think I may have already read The Call Of The Weird.

Now reading In A House Of Dreams And Glass: Becoming A Psychiatrist - Robert Klitzman.

Just finished The Paying Guest by Sarah Waters.
I love Sarah Waters, I'm also listening to Affinity on audiobook.