What’s Everyone Reading Right Now?

[kikiruru]

Nah, it's fine; I've pretty much forgotten most of the story, anyway. No problem.
Ever read Matilda, written by Roald Dahl?

yes and others by roald dahl also

 

[kcan2]

yes and others by roald dahl also

I used to check out Charlie and the Choc Factory over and over from the school library! Also Danny Champion of the World was another fav

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

Ah, okay. I don't know if my library has anything like that, and even if it did, I don't have a phone to access it from (apps are for phones only, right?).
It sounds interesting, though!

Jason Hanson. He also does spy survival videos and seminars.

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

Ah, okay. I don't know if my library has anything like that, and even if it did, I don't have a phone to access it from (apps are for phones only, right?).
It sounds interesting, though!

I access Axis360 on my Kindle. I think you can on a computer, too.

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

How about Rick Riordan fans? I like just about all his books, particularly Magnus Chase but not the Egyptian gods books so much.

 

[Armaget]

How about Rick Riordan fans? I like just about all his books, particularly Magnus Chase but not the Egyptian gods books so much.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think his Egypt books were his first ones where he was getting into the groove of that kind of writing. I read them after Percy Jackson, (arguably the best of his series ) and noticed that there was a totally different feel. Notably not as funny, but they still explored alot of good ideas.

 

[Armaget]

I used to check out Charlie and the Choc Factory over and over from the school library! Also Danny Champion of the World was another fav

Danny the Champion of the World is hands down my favorite kids book of his. It's such a good story and atmosphere of writing.

 

[Mvan42]

I LOVE TO READ. Just haven’t had a lot of time. Anyone on goodreads. I use to use that site a lot to find good books.

 

[Armaget]

I LOVE TO READ. Just haven’t had a lot of time. Anyone on goodreads. I use to use that site a lot to find good books.

Goodreads saved my reading life. Somehow being able to track what books I'm reading and what books I've read before gets me more motivated. It was also a really big help in finding books to read with that handy dandy green "want to read" button, which was great for just keeping track.

 

[Mvan42]

Goodreads saved my reading life. Somehow being able to track what books I'm reading and what books I've read before gets me more motivated. It was also a really big help in finding books to read with that handy dandy green "want to read" button, which was great for just keeping track.

I also like pursuing the shelves.. it’s a sharing site. I hardly buy book any more.