1. Linger by Maggie Stiefvater - number 2 in the Wolves of Mercy Falls series
Now that book 3 has come out, I had to go back and start from the beginning again to remember what all what on in Shiver
2. The Help - Kathryn Stockett
Yes, I'm 1 of hundreds reading this, & technically, I'm listening to this on CD as all the actual copies are on hold for forever.
3. Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire - J.K. Rowling of course!
After watching the end of the movie series, I got the itch to re-read the books so I started at the beginning and am enjoying my way through *again*
**edit: since writing this I managed to read a 4th book from the library stack! seriously, I'm out of control here.... :)
This way I can read at home, at lunch as desired and in the car around town! I even have a couple other books from the library patiently waiting to be read before their deadlines. As it happens, every time I have books on hold from the library - they all come in at the same time! - and then I have only 2 weeks to read them before they go back onto the shelf.
I also have a stack of books on long-term loan from mom that are also patiently waiting to be opened and read. So as you can see, I've got a serious problem at the moment - too many books to read & not enough time or eyes to do it in! What's a girl to do? Cram in as much reading as she can until her eyes go blurry seems to be the best solution. Of course, that tends to be a problem once you factor in all those silly day to day things we do.
What's on your reading list?
I just read the new Terry Pratchett, Thud.
ReplyDeleteI think you'd like the new books by Patricia Wrede: Thirteenth Child, and Beyond the Great Barrier. It's fantasy set in a post-civil war wild west where people just happen to be able to do different types of magic.