What are you reading? (continued)

[AnnaMarie]

and Gun Games by Faye Kellerman;

I like both Faye and Jonathan Kellerman. When looking for a new book to read I always start at the K's.

[91rewoT]

I'm reading Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult. I just finished Sing You Home, and wanted to read another of hers...19 minutes seemed like a no-brainer! I checked it out from the library on a Nook. Not sure I like reading this way yet. It is easy on the eyes, but I'm not sure about the fact that you don't get the whole page...

[ScreamingMimi]

I am against Nooks, etc. on principle, but I was sure wishing I had one yesterday when I had time to spend in a waiting room and discovered I had forgotten my current SK paperback! (supposed to be starting Firestarter)

[kingricefan]

Got my Grant edition of The Wind Thru The Keyhole yesterday, started it last night and whipped thru 70 pages! LOVING IT!!!!

[randallFlaggfan1]

I'm reading Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult. I just finished Sing You Home, and wanted to read another of hers...19 minutes seemed like a no-brainer! I checked it out from the library on a Nook. Not sure I like reading this way yet. It is easy on the eyes, but I'm not sure about the fact that you don't get the whole page...

Hi, Tower-

May we expect your review of Sing You Home..?

BTW, you already know how I feel about her writing, and My Sister's Keeper.

[91rewoT]

Hi, Tower-

May we expect your review of Sing You Home..?

BTW, you already know how I feel about her writing, and My Sister's Keeper.

Hey Dustin!
I really liked Sing You Home...it was not what I expected, dealt with a controversial subject, and was well written. It made me cry and made me think. I would highly suggest reading it!

*On a more personal note, Catina, leave this one for a few years down the road...

[champ1966]

Enid Blyton -The Magic Wishing Chair (to my 7 year old daughter)

[cat in a bag]

Hey Dustin!
I really liked Sing You Home...it was not what I expected, dealt with a controversial subject, and was well written. It made me cry and made me think. I would highly suggest reading it!

*On a more personal note, Catina, leave this one for a few years down the road...

Thanks, I have it on the shelf, but haven't read it yet. I will leave it percolate for a while.

I am still reading A Winter's Haunting...just can't get into it, no matter how much I want to. I read 10 pages last night about a Paris trip the main character took years before and was remembering...I think I know how it will tie in, but it just didn't seem to have any relevance to the storyline at all. I'm determined to finish it, though. I still want to know what is going on.

[randallFlaggfan1]

Hey Dustin!
I really liked Sing You Home...it was not what I expected, dealt with a controversial subject, and was well written. It made me cry and made me think. I would highly suggest reading it!

*On a more personal note, Catina, leave this one for a few years down the road...

Thank you, I appreciate that a lot, Tower.

Picoult tends to explore controversial subject matter. In particular, I like the fact that she uses multiple POV's, which allows the reader to see the story from a myriad of different perspectives. And she's known for shocking, often heartbreaking twists-and-turns.

I'm really glad you enjoyed it!

[Goodlovin]

An Unfinished Life: John F. Kennedy, 1917 - 1963 by Robert Dallek.

Good book so far.

I dont think its a coincidence that after finishing 11/22/63 a few months ago that I found a bio on JFK to check out.