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message 1: by Karena (new)

Karena (karenafagan) I'm reading Shades of Gray by L.M. Pruitt and still have Parenting Beyond Belief on my desk that I have to fini-ok, ok, start.


message 2: by Angie Downs (new)

Angie Downs I'll be reading Monsters of Men, Article 5, and starting Storm of Swords. Might also begin Love Rock Revolution.


message 3: by Angie Downs (new)

Angie Downs Oh, and I just started the audio version of Wicked.


message 4: by Jeane, Book-tator (new)

Jeane (pinkbookdragon) | 323 comments Angie wrote: "Oh, and I just started the audio version of Wicked."

No Angie! The audio of wicked was one of the WORST audio books of all time! Well, at least I thought it was horrible! Are you listening to the one w/ the guy narrator?


message 5: by Jeane, Book-tator (new)

Jeane (pinkbookdragon) | 323 comments I'm reading a bunch of unappealing grad school textbooks, but I am re-listening to Winter's Heart (WOT #9) by Robert Jordan.


message 6: by [deleted user] (new)

I can't put my Batman graphic novels away...

I'm reading Batman: Year One by the legendary Frank Miller... talk about a classic!

With the new Dark Knight Rises movie, I'm hooked on Batman.


message 7: by Angie Downs (new)

Angie Downs Yah...it is the one with the guy narrator. I don't know if I can finish it. I just don't think I like the story, which is really disappointing. Is the narrator the voice of Winnie the Pooh?? I swear he sounds just like him. :)

Jeane wrote: "Angie wrote: "Oh, and I just started the audio version of Wicked."

No Angie! The audio of wicked was one of the WORST audio books of all time! Well, at least I thought it was horrible! Are you lis..."



message 8: by Jeane, Book-tator (new)

Jeane (pinkbookdragon) | 323 comments Angie wrote: "Yah...it is the one with the guy narrator. I don't know if I can finish it. I just don't think I like the story, which is really disappointing. Is the narrator the voice of Winnie the Pooh?? I swea..."

I don't think I liked the story too much either, but I think that it made it a hundred times worse with that narrator! It's a pity because I did like the book by the same author that had to do with the stepsisters (forgive me, I can't remember the title off the top of my head)


message 9: by Karen (new)

Karen | 13 comments At the moment, I have a few books that I am reading but the one I am trying to get read first is by JD Robb, NY to Dallas. Love her series and now she has 2 more out that I need to get and start reading.I am also reading when I am home Jenny Lawson "Let's pretend this never happened" Love the Bloggess but note to everyone, not a book you read in a public place like a doctor's office because you start laughing so hard that the other patients start looking at you like you are a nut case!


message 10: by Angie Downs (new)

Angie Downs Jeane wrote: "Angie wrote: "Yah...it is the one with the guy narrator. I don't know if I can finish it. I just don't think I like the story, which is really disappointing. Is the narrator the voice of Winnie the..."

Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister - I will have to try that one next. I will probably still trudge through Wicked, since I'm commuting a lot right now, but it would have made WAY more sense to have a female narrator, since most characters are female. The other book I'm reading, Article 5, is also pretty bad. So far, bad luck on October book choices for me. :(


message 11: by Jeane, Book-tator (new)

Jeane (pinkbookdragon) | 323 comments Angie wrote: "Jeane wrote: "Angie wrote: "Yah...it is the one with the guy narrator. I don't know if I can finish it. I just don't think I like the story, which is really disappointing. Is the narrator the voice..."

100% agree with you about the female narrator! Epic Fail! Anything narrated by Jim Dale is always a good bet thought :)


message 12: by Peter (new)

Peter Williams (peterwilliams) | 9 comments currently reading Never Let me Go by kazuo ishiguro. roughly 2 thirds through ans its brilliant. I has already seen the movie so thought the book deserved a go


message 13: by Angie Downs (new)

Angie Downs Peter wrote: "currently reading Never Let me Go by kazuo ishiguro. roughly 2 thirds through ans its brilliant. I has already seen the movie so thought the book deserved a go"

Peter,

I've heard good things about that book. I've never seen the movie either, but if you say the book is good, I may try it as well. :)


message 14: by Peter (new)

Peter Williams (peterwilliams) | 9 comments will finish it later today, essentially a love story which is a bit different for me!


message 15: by Karena (new)

Karena (karenafagan) Reading Parenting Beyond Belief and got a couple of the Stephen Colbert/The Daily Show books. My reading has been seriously erratic lately so we'll see how this goes.


message 16: by Kerry (new)

Kerry (euphemy) I am reading The Story of Sir Launcelot and his Companions.


message 17: by Kiss-koczka (new)

Kiss-koczka (kisskoczka) | 36 comments I am reading Death comes to pemberely by P D james. But i`m not sure i will finish it, as a huge jane austen and specially pride and prejudice fun i think it is just wrong. The characters are completely washed out and i don`t like it at all.


message 18: by Karena (new)

Karena (karenafagan) I am working on Ghost in the Wires by Kevin Mitnik. I usually have a hard time with nonfiction, but this is an interesting tale.


message 19: by [deleted user] (new)

The Diamond Age: Or, a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson

This might take a while; however, I promised a friend to give this a try. I'm hoping it doesn't cause me to fall behind on other books.


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