What’s Everyone Reading Right Now?

[drumstick diva]

Reading Backyard Chickens forums - the best there is to read. Need a break from all the covid news.

 

[Peskypigeon]

Too many. Right now, I'm bouncing between Welcome to The Universe (Neil deGrasse Tyson), Your Atomic Self (Curt Stager), and Watership Down (Richard Adams). I've also got re-reads queued up, as I started this cycle of reading by re-reading all of Kenji Miyazawa's works.

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

I totally forgot this thread. I'm sorry I just got caught up in life. This is a good release from every day worries

I'm so happy to hear that!

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

I just watched the Enola Holmes movie, based on the book. They did a good job, though they aged her up to sixteen (I was expecting that) and gave her a love interest (which I was not expecting.) They only added, like, one new character which was nice. The plot was changed a bit too. I loved it.

 

[cheepteach]

Too many. Right now, I'm bouncing between Welcome to The Universe (Neil deGrasse Tyson), Your Atomic Self (Curt Stager), and Watership Down (Richard Adams). I've also got re-reads queued up, as I started this cycle of reading by re-reading all of Kenji Miyazawa's works.

loved Watership Down!!!

 

[Marie2020]

I just watched the Enola Holmes movie, based on the book. They did a good job, though they aged her up to sixteen (I was expecting that) and gave her a love interest (which I was not expecting.) They only added, like, one new character which was nice. The plot was changed a bit too. I loved it.

I dropped in too find this post, Anola Holmes it looks a little addictive, meaning if you read one book you may want to read all of them. I can't imagine what the "Pink Fan"; could possibly be about. . Is the film recent? It's nice when we find a film we enjoy.

 

[mviera101]

Oh gosh.... so many books, so little time. I 'm all over the place. Murder Mystery finished "Dancing Girls" and then ordered Chouinnards next two. Then switched to a more feel good author Jo Jo Moyes,"Ship of Brides". Scary....The Woman in Cabin 10. Now back to easy reading. "The Giver of Stars". Jo Jo.

 

[mviera101]

I’m getting into audiobooks on Libby from the library. Doing Gone Girl and This Life I Live.

Good one---Gone girl. This Life I Live? Is that the Blog by Rory Feek?

 

[kikiruru]

I just watched the Enola Holmes movie, based on the book. They did a good job, though they aged her up to sixteen (I was expecting that) and gave her a love interest (which I was not expecting.) They only added, like, one new character which was nice. The plot was changed a bit too. I loved it.

I put three of the books on hold at the library
#3 on wait list for a the first. & #2 on the others

 

[Friendly_Lurker]

I dropped in too find this post, Anola Holmes it looks a little addictive, meaning if you read one book you may want to read all of them. I can't imagine what the "Pink Fan"; could possibly be about. . Is the film recent? It's nice when we find a film we enjoy.

Yes, it just came out last week. There really aren’t enough books to be addictive; there’s only five and I think they’re about 200 or so pages each. Pink Fan is about an English lady who is trapped and going to be married off against her will and sends messages for help with her fan.