What will we read next?

Post Number:**#16** by **RuqeeD** » 28 May 2012, 15:44

^ Thanks I'll check some of these books out, I'll see what's available at the library but Started Early, Took my Dog sounds interesting.

Post Number:**#17** by **kg211970** » 08 Jun 2012, 19:54

at the moment I'm reading the Memory, Sorrow, Thorn series, by Tad Williams, once i finish that one, then have 7 books on backup, i'll pick one of them.... i'm also reading a 1914 book and that one's very interesting also....

Post Number:**#18** by **EDay** » 23 Jun 2012, 21:04

I cannot wait to read The Reckoning, Part 2 of The Taker Trilogy by Alma Katsu. The Taker is a wonderful book; very entertaining and The Reckoning, I know, will continue the excitement. I cannot wait!

Post Number:**#19** by **StephenKingman** » 24 Jun 2012, 05:22

Next on my list next week is 'Labyrinth' by Kate Mosse, I really enjoyed her quirky and spooky book 'The Winter Ghosts" so I will give this a chance, mind you I read Winter Ghosts in one sitting, I wont be doing that to this 700+ page beast!

Post Number:**#20** by **Fran** » 24 Jun 2012, 14:54

StephenKingman wrote:Next on my list next week is 'Labyrinth' by Kate Mosse, I really enjoyed her quirky and spooky book 'The Winter Ghosts" so I will give this a chance, mind you I read Winter Ghosts in one sitting, I wont be doing that to this 700+ page beast!

Maybe not in one sitting but I'm willing to bet you will love Labyrinth .... or I'll never recommend a book again (only joking!) Enjoy :lol:

Post Number:**#21** by **Gannon** » 24 Jun 2012, 20:48

StephenKingman wrote:Next on my list next week is 'Labyrinth' by Kate Mosse, I really enjoyed her quirky and spooky book 'The Winter Ghosts" so I will give this a chance, mind you I read Winter Ghosts in one sitting, I wont be doing that to this 700+ page beast!

Yep, agree with Fran again. I really enjoyed it. I think you will like it SKM.

Post Number:**#22** by **DATo** » 25 Jun 2012, 03:40

Gannon wrote:
StephenKingman wrote:Next on my list next week is 'Labyrinth' by Kate Mosse, I really enjoyed her quirky and spooky book 'The Winter Ghosts" so I will give this a chance, mind you I read Winter Ghosts in one sitting, I wont be doing that to this 700+ page beast!

Yep, agree with Fran again. I really enjoyed it. I think you will like it SKM. :D

My next read will be The Sisters Brothers. I keep hearing great things about this book wherever I go. And since I have never received a bad recommendation on these boards I will be going with Labyrinth after that. I already have it on 'reserve' with my library.

Having a hell of a time getting to the end of Nobody's Fool due to time constraints with my day-to-day free time for reading but I am enjoying every page immensely.

Post Number:**#23** by **StephenKingman** » 25 Jun 2012, 09:59

Fran wrote:
StephenKingman wrote:Next on my list next week is 'Labyrinth' by Kate Mosse, I really enjoyed her quirky and spooky book 'The Winter Ghosts" so I will give this a chance, mind you I read Winter Ghosts in one sitting, I wont be doing that to this 700+ page beast!

Maybe not in one sitting but I'm willing to bet you will love Labyrinth .... or I'll never recommend a book again (only joking!) Enjoy

Dont even think about not recommending books to me Fran, I need a Plan B when Im stuck between horrors!

Im sure I will enjoy it though, seems like my cup of tea, a rich ancient mystery with a dash of horror..

Post Number:**#24** by **ipsiness** » 26 Jun 2012, 07:01

I think 70% of population are intrested to read sex stories

Post Number:**#25** by **Maud Fitch** » 26 Jun 2012, 07:06

ipsiness wrote:I think 70% of population are interested to read sex stories

And I've read a survey where 70% of the population read crime thrillers!

Post Number:**#26** by **Fran** » 26 Jun 2012, 09:57

Maud Fitch wrote:
ipsiness wrote:I think 70% of population are interested to read sex stories

And I've read a survey where 70% of the population read crime thrillers!

That's 140% .... a miracle :lol:

Post Number:**#27** by **louisgeorge** » 18 Jul 2012, 09:52

no idea.any suggestion ???

Post Number:**#28** by **Bighuey** » 19 Jul 2012, 12:06

To kill a Mockingbird.

Post Number:**#29** by **DATo** » 19 Jul 2012, 17:05

Bighuey wrote:To kill a Mockingbird.

Excellent choice Bighuey. Mockingbird is one of my favorite books of all time. I am pretty sure you will really like it.

OR ...

Was this a reply to louisgeorge ? In which case I will most heartily second your recommendation.

Post Number:**#30** by **primrose777** » 19 Jul 2012, 18:28

My next book is called the "French Spirits by Jeffrey Green, about an American family moving into Burgundy France. Again living my life vicariously through others

I am also about to start the "Western Front Diaries" by Jonathon King, about the Australian men fighting on the Western front with their own accounts, letters. postcards, and photographs to tell of their experiences. A Birthday present from my Daughter

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