Readers thread: what or who are you reading right now?

[Tornadic Thoughts]

Another library jewel.....Earth: Pleiadian Keys to the Living Library, by Barbara Marciniak

 

[CourageofSnow]

I like to read light fiction. I enjoyed The Book Ninja. I like Sophie Kinsella and Lindsey Kelke.

I started to read A Month of Sunday’s but my brain had difficulty with following the characters (each chapter is a new character). I need easy to read no thinking books at the moment.

 

[Innordinate]

Easy reading- enter, the teen graphic novel
Halo
Amulet
Ghosts
Yokai, etc.

 

[Changing4Best]

an Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski. It is a true story about a young boy and a woman who is an exec and how they met on the street, as he was panhandling.

 

[blackemerald1]

The Undertaker's Daughter, Sara Blaedel, Grand Central Publishing 2018

So, this novel is fictional and pretty light weight despite it's title. It's sort of the foundation novel to start a series of novels containing the same characters. It's not a crime novel. It's not much of anything really. I finished it and thought :meh: I should have thrown this back in my library bag when it started to get boring - a couple of chapters in. It's translated from Danish to English. Maybe something gets lost in the translation?

 

[DharmaGirl]

I need easy to read no thinking books at the moment.

How about cozy mysteries? If you have an Kindle, you can download a lot for free. Just search cozy mysteries. I like them for when my concentration is low.

 

[DharmaGirl]

This week I have read:
The Alchemist
The Given Sacrifice
The Golden Princess
The Z wars
among a few. I am sick this week so after my chores I've been resting. I love the Ebook section of the library.

 

[Kopykat]

The Stand by Stephen King and Calvin and Hobbes :)

 

[DharmaGirl]

The Stand by Stephen King

Best book ever in it's genre. I have read it several times. For some reason I don't have many nightmares when I read horror story stuff. Probably exposure.

 

[Kopykat]

@DharmaGirl yeah I like horror books, games and movies it’s almost a coping mechanism

 

[Kopykat]

@DharmaGirl im only 300 pages in but so much stuff is going down and then I’m like “wait there’s still 900 more pages what on earth else is going to happen” lol. Really good book

 

[blackemerald1]

Dead to Me Leslley Pearse Penguin Books 2016

Interesting book about two young girls from either side of the tracks, twisting between basically negligent parents and abuse? Set in pre WWII.

Don't know what else happens yet only 100 or so pages in with 400 to go.

I've started reading four books which began well and took a fast nose dive into predictability and boredom and I just HATE that! So they were thrown back in my library bag in outrageous disgust. :rolleyes: