Book Junkies discussion

I'm a huge procrastinator and have several overdue books that need finishing. Whoops:P
They are Bog Child, Fever, Tiger's Curse, Black Rabbit Summer, and A Step from Heaven.

Breathless by Scott Prussing.

White Cat by Holly Black

Oh that sucks my friend said it was really good so i told her i would check it out.

The lovely head mod Hannah....hmmm....

Well, I finally finished and .

is coming up!:)

I'm reading Shadowland by C. M. Gray, Taste by Kate Evangelista, and Fever by Lauren DeStefano c:

I'm reading I am Number 4. I'm not really liking it. But I'll probably start the Dark and Hollow Places by Carrie Ryan tomorrow. I just love the Forest of Hands and Teeth sereis.

I don't know. I guess I'm just not feeling the characters for some reason. I feel all disconnected. But, I can understand why someone else may like it. I guess it's just not for me.

I really liked the first two books. I love the writing style of Carrie Ryan, it feels so graceful and lyrical. The books to me also seem so real and scary. To me, they powerfully convey emotions.

smillas feeling for snow & nine lives

Griffin's Castle

Except the Queen
Are the books I'm currently reading.

I finally finished . And I read .

And, since I read a bajillion at a time, I am also reading: . I'm reading the latter book there because it's an ARC I won through First Reads.

Oh, and I should be starting volumes 2-4 in the Gentlemen's Alliance Cross manga series.

Ya'll better wish me luck, I gotta finish all these books before August O_O

yeah if you studying cul anthro then u should def check this book out...very danish(green landish),very coolMartha wrote: "Kevin: i have never heard of that book. How are you liking it so far?

Sophia: Except for the queen looks like my kind of book. Do you like it?

as an arc for an upcoming ..."

i'm reading through the stephanie plum series at the moment. Just about halfway through Hot Six, all because i watched the stephanie plum movie at the beginning of the month. Once i finish the series I'm going after the Black Jack Justice novel by gregg taylor.... so thats august covered.

Hope I won't regret it!I liked the movie but the book don't get me...

Martha wrote: "Kevin: i have never heard of that book. How are you liking it so far?

Sophia: Except for the queen looks like my kind of book. Do you like it?

as an arc for an upcoming ..."

I'm liking the descriptions that are prominent throughout the book. However, if you hate constant perspective changes, I'd advise you to stay away. The perspective has probably changed about every chapter. Most of those chapters are short too.

I'm reading If You Know Her and my husband and I are reading The Walking Dead Compendium Vol. 1 together.

Getting ready to start Storm Front

Reading Mockingjay! Better than what I thought from the reviews I was getting from friends.

I'm reading Shadow Prowler by Alexey Pehov, with no idea what I'll be starting tomorrow.

I am on a Heather Killough-Walden kick right now!

I started with The Big Bad Wolf Series The Big Bad Wolf Romance Compilationand moved on to the spinoff seriesThe Vampire King (which has not been finished being written by the author) only two are out. Now, I'm reading a stand alone book by her: Hell Bent

@ Alan, I thought it started a little slow, but really picked up around chapter 3 and was excellent. I'm really looking forward to the next installment.

I finished Shadow Prowler last night and started Paradise Lost/Paradise Regained.

Eon by Alison Goodman. :D

Harvesting the Heart by Jodi Picoult - planned to finish it before the weekend starts. And then maybe, I'll read Torment by Lauren Kate next and The Piano Tuner by D. Mason

currently reading - entertaining, humorous; yet, very insightful.

Arran wrote: "i'm reading through the stephanie plum series at the moment. Just about halfway through Hot Six, all because i watched the stephanie plum movie at the beginning of the month. Once i finish the se..."

If you have kindle let me know and I can send you my copies of the rest of the series 1-18 (I dont have the half books (aka between the books books though Hubby said maybe for Xmas)

Right now I have several open ebooks and regular books on top of my workload



(for reading to my daughter)
(reading with my husand- only way I can get him to read is sorts or erotica)



(was rereading)

Adding to my list beyond super soon is & Shakespeare for aliens

Currently I'm reading The Passage by Justin Cronin - finally! I've had it for like 2 years but just haven't gotten around to reading it cos of uni work getting in the way, but now that I've finished uni I'm powering through it :) Loving it so far, about 2/3 of the way through, so exciting!

I've juggled multiple books before and I can do it, but I prefer to do one at a time, as I get more involved in it and it takes me less time. If I don't fancy reading the book then I have other stuff I can do, rather than reading.

Martha wrote: "Let me ask y'all a question: is it easy juggling so many books at once or is it easier to read one book at a time?"

I'm never reading one book. I think it's more fun that way because when you get kinda tired of one world, you can go back to another.

I recently finished:
Still reading :

Just started reading:
Will read soon:

Martha wrote: "Let me ask y'all a question: is it easy juggling so many books at once or is it easier to read one book at a time?"

I prefer to juggle if only because it means I do not have to constantly worry if I have something to read if I am waiting or otherwise occupied. It also works for who is around. Like I am not too comfy reading erotica around my teen son or inlaws. Plus figure I keep paperbacks in my purse, diaper bag, master bath, main bath, kitchen, laundry room, one under the sofa cushions, one on the table by the loveseat, 2 on my side the bed, 1 on his side (in case I roll to that side), one in my files in the dining room, plus overloaded shelves by the desk....if books were alcohol Id be considered beyond a lush

Oh plus some for each kid (and a sports mag for hubby) in the bathroom, living room, van and bag as well as their rooms - plus I keep one in my van for me as well.... In fact my sister is prone to raid my hiding spots if she runs out of her own books

It can be like an egg hunt esp if I want a certain title and can not remember where it is
My husband fusses cuz I am addicted to my local libraries used sales For $3.18 (tax included) I can pack a grocery bags with books off their for sale shelves and take them home. My personal max on paperbacks only is 40 in one baggie. Usually I buy 3 bags and come home with almost 100 books for all of us (hardbacks and oddly shaped kid books take up more room) He in fact banned me from doing that again until I can clear at least one bookshelf shelf (approx 75 books the way I have them in there)

Martha wrote: "I don't mind the POVs changing as long as its labeled so that I'm not wondering who is speaking. It sounds good though. Might read it for myself. :)

Tera: aww is he a book junkie too? How are your..."

He would love to read more books. He just graduated in May and is doing his clinicals now, so he doesn't have much time to read. However, he made an exception for The Walking Dead - we both watch the show together.

I finished on Monday night. It was pretty good. It was a murder mystery type book and you don't find out who the killer is until like the last half of the 3rd book.

I'm still reading The Walking Dead (when my husband isn't hogging the tablet) and have now moved onto - which is great so far. I really enjoy the way that this book is being narrated.

To answer your question above - it actually isn't so bad. I'm also listening to an audiobook (I live 45 minutes away from work, so it's nice to break up talking on the phone or listening to music) I typically don't juggle so many books at one time, but I'm finding it to be a lot easier than I thought it would be. It probably helps that none of the books are all that similar. One book is about zombies, another about wizards and the audiobook seems to just be a love story so far. If you were curious the audiobook is

Shannan, I don't have a home of my own just yet. But whenever I think of it, I always imagined I would keep books all over the place.

Also, I've never been to a library sale. But at all the schools I've attended the library periodically gave away their old books. I loved when that happened, I couldn't resist going through all the boxes just to find out what kind of treasure might be there. Often, I could have done with a larger backpack. ...The concept of collecting all the old books kinda makes me thing of "Looking for Alaska". Have you read that?

Tera wrote: "Martha wrote: "I don't mind the POVs changing as long as its labeled so that I'm not wondering who is speaking. It sounds good though. Might read it for myself. :)

Tera: aww is he a book junkie t..."


The Walking Dead as in the TV show? I've been wondering if that's good. I really enjoy the show.

Reading:Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports

Lori wrote: "Tera wrote: "Martha wrote: "I don't mind the POVs changing as long as its labeled so that I'm not wondering who is speaking. It sounds good though. Might read it for myself. :)

Tera: aww is he a ..."

Yeah, The Walking Dead is based off of the comic books! I really liked the TV show and my coworker lent me the comic books he has. Be careful though, they are a lot more violent and descriptive than the show was.

But if you like the show, I'd definitely recommend checking out the comic books. :) I think they just came out with issue #100 and they are still writing!

David wrote: "Reading:Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports"

How do you like that series? I've read a few of his Alex Cross series, so I'm curious on his other stuff..

At the moment I'm reading Fallen By Lauren Kate , For statrters it looks good:)

Tera wrote: "David wrote: "Reading:Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports"

How do you like that series? I've read a few of his Alex Cross series, so I'm curious on his other stuff.."

I think it's good so far. You should read it if you liked his other books that's what I did after reading the Witch and Wizard Series

I'm currently reading . It's taking me too long to read, because I doing my Master Degree and working, which leaves me little time to doing something else.

Jonathan check out Million Dollar Agent: Brokering the Dream, its a great read by josh flagg star of bravos hit tv show million dollar listing. i finished it finally and i already want to read it again.

Just bought the other night and currently reading - .

I have to finish soon because it's due back to the library tomorrow. I'm a huge procrastinator.

Maxoel wrote: "I'm currently reading . It's taking me too long to read, because I doing my Master Degree and working, which leaves me little time to doing something else."

please tell me its better than a feast for crows, i have about 100 pages left to read and im seriously dragging my feet its such a challange, the only thing keeping going is a dance with dragons will be better.

I am kinda stumped as to what to read now because I have so many books lined up. I have Under the Dome by STephen King (already started), The Host, by Stephanie Meyer, and The Warlock, by Michael Scott. I just finished The Necromancer, by Michael Scott, it is a fantastic series. The next in line for that series is The Warlock.

this is like the 6th time I am trying to read this book -.-

I tried reading It, but I stopped. No, not because I thought it was bad. I was actually really sucked into the book; but I got a used copy and there were pages ripped out!! MY. WORST. NIGHTMARE.

This book abuse is killing me, I swear....:P

Oh that really stinks! My daughter said she loved it. So I am gonna give it go I think. We have a great used book store that we go to. Used to be an Opera house. So there are 3 floors of nothing but books! I love it there. I actually bought The Host there for $3.

I just finished reading today! It was a fantastic book. I was immediately drawn into the story and felt connected to each of the characters. Tomorrow I will start reading

Dayna wrote: "I just finished reading today! It was a fantastic book. I was immediately drawn into the story and felt connected to each of the characters. Tomorrow I will start reading..."

Ooo, Dayna, I've been eying that one! The Snow Child, that is. :D