Hosted by Kathryn from Book Date, this is a weekly event to share what we’ve read in the past week and what we hope to read, plus whatever else comes to mind. To learn more about each book, just click on the book cover!
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I can’t let the fall season go without reading/listening to at least one book about vampires!
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Still chugging along.
So, what are you reading?
I really need to get back to Deborah Harkness. I own them all and have only read book 1!
Yes, you do! BTW, they are WONDERFUL on audio!
I feel guilt when I see those Harkness titles because I totally need to restart and finish that trilogy! I can’t believe I never have picked them up. I’m reading Wonder Women right now – short and snappy it seems like!
I love the Harkness trilogy! I’ve read each book and listened to all but the last one. The story never grows old for me. I just love everything about it!
Wonder Women is definitely short and snappy. It means I won’t retain a single thing, but it was entertaining while I read it!
None of the books I wanted to read for RIP have come in from the library. They all say I am next on the list but it’s been weeks. Still waiting. I am in the mood for a good, scary book.
Oh, that’s frustrating. If there is a waiting list, do patrons get to renew the books they have checked out? I wonder why you have been waiting so long for those books.
I want to read In a Dark Dark Wood, I feel I need to try another book by the author.
I enjoyed In a Dark, Dark Wood MUCH more than I did The Woman in Cabin 10. Much better execution and better story. Better everything in fact.
I have Wonder Women sitting on my bedroom floor. And I’m interested to hear your thoughts about Mischling…it’s dropping on and off my radar with everything I read about it.
I am not reading Mischling at my normal pace. I am loving every minute of it, but I find that my dreams are not the greatest if I read it before bedtime. Unfortunately, bedtime is when I do most of my reading. The language though is so beautiful. And the story is gutting me at its matter-of-factness to the horrors of Auschwitz.