What book are you reading or just read?

[mothy]

I've just finished reading a book called 'A song for tomorrow' by Alice Peterson which was an easy read yet quite inspirational. I recommend this..I would give it a good 4 stars.

This week I read a book called "Into the wild". It's an interesting story about a guy who just gives up his possessions and tries to 'live off the land'. The story is good but the way it is written is quite hard work. 3 stars.

I've just started Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine and I'm about 30 pages in. It has been good reading so far.

[one_step_closer]

I liked the film Into The Wild so tried to read the book but found it hard going and gave up on it.

I liked Eleanor Oliphant.

Will put A Song For Tomorrow on my to read list.

[rhi]

I've read When Rabbit Howls two or three times now. I'm still not sure how I feel about it.

[indigorose]

American Gods by Neil Gaiman

[MunchBox]

Lucifer's Hammer by Jerry Pournelle and Larry Niven.

Bought it 6 years ago when my concentration started to get **** but started reading it again yesterday and I'm 100 pages in and enjoying it.

[Spoons]

The Lie Tree- Frances Hardinge

[one_step_closer]

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The Colour of Bee Larkham's Murder - Sarah J Harris.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Now reading Mini And Me - Michael Cooper.

[one_step_closer]

I gave up on Mini and Me, too much hard going for now. Started reading something I wouldn't usually choose but thought it might be nice to read something very lighthearted and cosy.

So now reading: Coming Home To The Comfort Food Cafe - Debbie Johnson.

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Stopping with The Comfort Food Cafe book for now because I have to read the book for my reading group which is:

Blood, Salt, Water - Denise Mina.

[MissGranger]

Career of Evil - Robert Galbraith

[one_step_closer]

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Blood, Salt, Water - Denise Mina.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it). I did like reading it but I don't think I was following what was happening much. There were too many characters and they were sometimes referenced by their first name and sometimes by their surname so I couldn't remember who was who.

Continuing with Coming Home To The Comfort Food Cafe - Debbie Johnson.

[one_step_closer]

Also reading This Is How: Help For The Self - Augusten Burroughs. I'm not really reading it as a self help book but rather because I like Augusten's stuff.

[Bellatrix]

I'm reading the Birthmarked trilogy. Really enjoying it and I'd recommend! (TW for questionable treatment of pregnant women and babies - no abuse - and abortion)

[one_step_closer]

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Coming Home To The Comfort Food Cafe - Debbie Johnson.

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it) although I found it quite hard to get into at first.

Now reading The House - Simon Lelic.

[one_step_closer]

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This Is How: Help For The Self - Augusten Burroughs.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

[one_step_closer]

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The House - Simon Lelic.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it) but it was closer to 2.5 stars.

[one_step_closer]

How To Stop Time - Matt Haig.

[one_step_closer]

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How To Stop Time - Matt Haig.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Now reading 16th Seduction - James Patterson, for library reading group.

[Spoons]

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How is it? It's been on my TBR for ages.

I loved it and its made me want to read more by the author.

[Devil Girl]

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell By Susanna Clarke