[MedChick87]

Finished Game of Thrones last month and loved it, so I went out and bought Clash of Kings, which I'm currently working on. So far, I don't love it, but I'll finish it and then make a decision about the 3rd one.

I'm also reading The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey. It's kind of a horror Stephen King/Mary Shelley type young adult novel. I believe it's the first of a trilogy. Really good so far!

[ANOther]

Finished: When Elves Attack (rather raunchy and druggie, consider this a warning for those for whom raunchy and druggie is not their bag).

Starting: The Christmas Train by David Baldacci

[Glory87]

Here's my up to date list:
http://www.goodreads.com/review/list...sort=date_read

Notably, I read: A Thousand Lives: The Untold Story of Hope, Deception, and Survival at Jonestown. It was an excellent book but deeply disturbing. There was plenty of signs Jim Jones was a wacko with a murderous God complex, yet nearly a thousand people followed him to South America and their eventual deaths.

On a more cheerful note, I liked The Last Blind Date. It was charming.

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[Riestrella]

http://www.goodreads.com/review/list...ead&sort=title Here's my Goodreads profile, just recently updated it![/url]

I just finished One Day, it was such a wonderful book I'd recommend it to anyone who likes a good romance novel. I'm currently reading Slaughterhouse-Five, got a pile of books I need to get through!

[ANOther]

Starting: The Fat Man: A Tale of North Pole Noir by Ken Harmon
That should take me up to or past Christmas, then on deck I have The Joyous Season by Patrick Dennis

[Prism21]

I'm reading A Storm of Swords by George R.R. Martin.

I loved Game of Thrones and read it super fast. It took me a while to get through A Clash of Kings. I'm hoping that this one grabs me like Book 1 did.

[CanadianCutie]

I'm reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, it's the first book in The Kingkiller series, and I have a tough time putting it down. I actually have to hide it to make sure I get in my crocheting time, to be sure the blanket I am making is done by Christmas.

[alinnell]

I'm reading A Dog Named Slugger which is about a service dog to a girl with cerebral palsy. It seems to be a fast read. Good, but not the greatest thing I've read. I can't wait for DH to finish the Steve Jobs bio so I can read it.

[Prism21]

This sounds good! I've added it to my list.

Originally Posted by CanadianCutie

I'm reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, it's the first book in The Kingkiller series, and I have a tough time putting it down. I actually have to hide it to make sure I get in my crocheting time, to be sure the blanket I am making is done by Christmas.