What’s Everyone Reading Right Now?

[Jabebee13]

Can we post pictures of the title? It has a baby Yellow feathered chicken baby on the cover. A Home For Her Daughter. And torn cover Guilty Knowledge book. I read a chapter of the first book and then ten pages of the second book.

 

[kikiruru]

I recently finished a Nancy Drew book. Mystery of Red Gate Farm

I started reading nancy drew and the bobsey twins and trixie ? ( i have forgotten ) way back in the 1970's

 

[FortCluck]

I have been reading so much and not posting anything on here about them. I will make a list of what I read so far...

1. The Hunger Games Series
2. Bridge to Haven
3. The Happy Camper
4. The Photograph
5. Lost Melody
6. Double Minds
7. When We Were Young
8. Shades of Blue
9. Tidewater Inn
10. The Blue Moon Promise
11. Beyond a Doubt
12. The Amish Midwife
13. The Confession
14. Line of Duty
15. Never Again Goodbye
16. Breakers Reef
17. Rivers Edge
18. Emerald Windows
19. The Gifted
20. Covenant Child
21. The Cape Refuge
22. Shadow of Serenity
23. Unending Devotion
24. Happily Ever After
25. Against the Tide
26. The Shack
27. Boneman's Daughter
28. Monday Morning Faith (Current Read)

I am so happy that my library can do kindle loans because as you can see, I like to read!

I have also read a ton of studies on Youversion that have been quite amazing during this virus time.

I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving!

 

[OmnipotentOrpington]

I'm not currently reading these, but this is a list of my favorite books:

1. The Phantom Tollbooth.
shhhhh. Don't speak. Just read it.

2. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
A truly interesting novel from the perspective of a late-teen boy with autism

3. Lives of the Monster Dogs
Like dystopia? Like human-dog hybrids? Like science-based books? Read this. READ ITTTT

4. Anything by Patrick Ness
This author comes up with the BEST dystopian landscapes and creates stories that you can't put down. Some of his books include More Than This, which has hints of The Matrix scattered throughout it, and the Chaos Walking trilogy, in which everybody can hear each others thoughts in a male-only world. Until a female shows up . . .

5. Anything by Neal Shusterman
The Scythe trilogy is one of the most wonderfully written series I've ever read. The second book is one of the few books that made me stop. And think. It was an incredibly written book with a fascinating plot. As well as Dry. What if California stopped getting water? Following a girl and her younger brother as they try to find their parents after the adults disappear.

Well, that's all for now.
READ THEM ALL RIGHT NOW.

 

[Kale the Quail]

I'm listening to the land of stories series on an audiobook.

3. Lives of the Monster Dogs
Like dystopia? Like human-dog hybrids? Like science-based books? Read this. READ ITTTT

oooh, sounds interesting! I'll see if my library has it.

 

[The Happster]

I have been reading so much and not posting anything on here about them. I will make a list of what I read so far...

1. The Hunger Games Series
2. Bridge to Haven
3. The Happy Camper
4. The Photograph
5. Lost Melody
6. Double Minds
7. When We Were Young
8. Shades of Blue
9. Tidewater Inn
10. The Blue Moon Promise
11. Beyond a Doubt
12. The Amish Midwife
13. The Confession
14. Line of Duty
15. Never Again Goodbye
16. Breakers Reef
17. Rivers Edge
18. Emerald Windows
19. The Gifted
20. Covenant Child
21. The Cape Refuge
22. Shadow of Serenity
23. Unending Devotion
24. Happily Ever After
25. Against the Tide
26. The Shack
27. Boneman's Daughter
28. Monday Morning Faith (Current Read)

I am so happy that my library can do kindle loans because as you can see, I like to read!

I have also read a ton of studies on Youversion that have been quite amazing during this virus time.

I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving!

Which were your favourites? Any you recommend?

I'm currently re-reading Lord of the Flies.

 

[KingD]

This is what I'm reading

 

[OmnipotentOrpington]

Which were your favourites? Any you recommend?

I'm currently re-reading Lord of the Flies.

Interestingly enough, I've seen a ted-ed on it. Might take a look.

 

[The Happster]

It's kinda dark.

I read it some years ago but wasn't very keen on it.
Then I remembered it and I haven't read any well written books in so long. So I decided to re-read it.

Also reading the Divergent Series for the first time.

And reading the Woman in White. I was lent it by a family member. To be honest I'm finding it a bit boring.

I tend to start multiple books at once.

 

[The Happster]

This is what I'm reading

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Any good?