Books & Music What are you reading right now??

[Love Of My Life]

rembrandt

 

[Cindi]

Day Of The Triffids - very interesting book. I can see its influence on later Sci-Fi books and movies.

 

[lakwash]

Fifty Shades Freed..........addictive!

 

[pigpink]

confessions of a shopaholic audiobook

 

[bellelumiere]

Zone One by Colson Whitehead

 

[dutintin]

I like reading several books at the same time. Currently reading:
Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, Ask the Dust by John Fante, and No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai

 

[Mediana]

I almost forgot about this thread. I've been reading James Patterson Private Serie, not that good. Then Joseph Finder's Buried Secrets and Vanished, better. Now I'm reading Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn.

 

[Gurzzy]

I am also starting Outlander by Diana Gabaldon.

Just finished Delirium & Pandemonium by Lauren Oliver. They are pretty good for YA books! I look forward to the third installment next year.

 

[babypie]

Welcome to My Country by Lauren Slater

 

[booksandbags]

Mediana, how is _Gone,Girl_? I bought it for my nook but have yet to read it.

Currently reading: _Pushing Thirty_ by Whitney Gaskell / and _Jane Eyre_ by Charlotte Bronte.

Just finished: _Night Road_ by Kristin Hannah (Oh my God what a good book but only if you are in the mood to have your heart wrenched, great for PMS week!)

 

[booksandbags]

Open by Andre Agassi

This was a fantastic memoir. The man who ghost wrote it wrote _The Tender Bar_

 

[booksandbags]

The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes

I read this one after NPR recommended it. FANTASTIC. Short but complex read. The story is brilliant.

 

[Mediana]

Mediana, how is _Gone,Girl_? I bought it for my nook but have yet to read it.

I've read a third now and so far its intriguing. I know there's a twist somewhere, I'm waiting for it. Feel like they are still setting the stage.

 

[viola4880]

Zone One by Colson Whitehead

How's that? I have it on my Kindle but haven't gotten around to reading it.

 

[viola4880]

I read this one after NPR recommended it. FANTASTIC. Short but complex read. The story is brilliant.

Need to read this. I think I have it on my Kindle somewhere!

Edit! If you're interested in another short, complex book, I recommend Train Dreams by Denis Johnson.