What are you reading now?
#101
I'm in a new book club at the local library. They are commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and we are reading a different novel about that era each month for four months. I've already read 2 of the 4 books but ah well, I'll re-read them.
February's book is new, Song yet Sung by James McBride. It's wonderful. His writing is like music. I'd recommend this one and also his other book, The Color of Water. Fascinating!
February's book is new, Song yet Sung by James McBride. It's wonderful. His writing is like music. I'd recommend this one and also his other book, The Color of Water. Fascinating!
#103
Originally Posted by mommafank
Originally Posted by Kellie G
Just got back from the library, got Janet Evanovich's fifteen and sixteen....and 2 of Nevada Barr's books=--on the recommendation from this thread....hope their good!!!!!
#105
Originally Posted by mommafank
Originally Posted by bj
I love the Stephanie Plum books. I wish she could write as fast as I can read!!!!
:cry:
#109
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Just finished listening to Unbroken with my DH. It was incredible. It is hard to believe that our soldiers endured that. Finished "The Girl that kicked the Hornets Nest" last night. Started "Thresds West" after that. I really enjoyed "THe Help", too.
#110
Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Originally Posted by MinnieKat
I've read most of Nevada Barr's books ... her main character is Anna Pigeon, a park ranger who gets transferred all over the US.
http://www.stabenow.com/novels/kate-shugak
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