bookgirl said:
The Likeness features Cassie Maddox from In the Woods. It was her second book. I really liked that one though the premise is so implausible it's crazy. That said, once you put that behind you I think you will really enjoy it.
I have Age of Miracles on hold at the library. I'm about to start Seating Arrangements by Maggie Shipstead.
carolanne said:
I am in the middle of Catherine the Great on my nook. Got it from the library and desperately trying to finish it before it disappears when the 2 week limit is up.
I will be camping in the mountains with no electricity for 2 weeks soon. So, no way to charge the nook. If anyone has any "real" books they might want to share with me for my vacation, I would be oh so grateful!
boomie said:
You guys amaze me with this book talk. Im so envious of people who can rattle off titles and authors and comparisons etc. I read a book and then can't even remember what it was called or who wrote it. Anyway, right now I am deeply held by John Irving's latest one, whats it called, haha. But man is it good. Just don't ask me what its about ten minutes after I finish it. ugh.
boomie said:
You guys amaze me with this book talk. Im so envious of people who can rattle off titles and authors and comparisons etc. I read a book and then can't even remember what it was called or who wrote it. Anyway, right now I am deeply held by John Irving's latest one, whats it called, haha. But man is it good. Just don't ask me what its about ten minutes after I finish it. ugh.
boomie said:
You guys amaze me with this book talk. Im so envious of people who can rattle off titles and authors and comparisons etc. I read a book and then can't even remember what it was called or who wrote it. Anyway, right now I am deeply held by John Irving's latest one, whats it called, haha. But man is it good. Just don't ask me what its about ten minutes after I finish it. ugh.
cynicalgirl said:
I started "Some Kind of Fairy Tale: A Novel" and I stayed up too late as a result. I think it's gonna be good...
bookgirl said:
MTierney (and others), you should use Goodreads! I love it. I've been listing every book I've read on there since I started using it. You can hook up with your friends and facebook friends and see what they are reading as well, and read their reviews and comment on them. When I see a book I want to read, I usually just put it on my Amazon wishlist, even if I'm planning to take it out from the library (but you can also put it on Goodreads in your 'To Read' list).
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