Shadow of the Giant (Orson Scott Card)...before that my fiction pick was "Shadow Puppets" in the same series. Somehow I read the whole Ender series without hitting any of the Shadow series, so it's neat.

Just finished a fascinating pair of books on doctors and diagnosis - "How Doctors Think" and "Every Patient Tells a Story".

And then I have The Hunger Games coming....it was recommended.

I just finished Every Patient Tells a Story!

I'm currently reading:

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
-Robert Heinlein

Don't Make Me Think
-Steve Krug

I just finished reading some Carl Hiassen stuff and also The Help, by Kathryn Sockett.

I read a lot. :)

Finished the Memory Keeper's Daughter and like others said the ending was kinda eh... seemed to drag on and I just kept waiting for something to happen. It wasn't a bad book, but don't think I need to read it again.

Now I am really Shutter Island, trying to finish it fast because I wanna read the 4th Twilight book again, haha.

Hi folks, currently reading Stuck why we can't or won't move on by Anneli Rufus

I am trying to keep up with my 13 year old who is reading the Vampire Diary Series by LJ Smith - she is officially obsessed with vampires and werewolves.

Palimpsest is really not doing it for me. I guess it's just not my kind of book. I'm about 1/3 into it and will try to push through.

I just started The Good The Bad and The Mad. It is a nonfiction book with just some odd and little know facts about famous people. It is a quick read this is actually the second time I am reading it.

Many women will probably think I'm insane, but I'm reading 'ultimate hitchhiker' (all 'hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy' books by Douglas Adams), which I think is probably the funniest thing I ever read...

Originally Posted by ambpure:
Many women will probably think I'm insane, but I'm reading 'ultimate hitchhiker' (all 'hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy' books by Douglas Adams), which I think is probably the funniest thing I ever read...

Not *this* woman. Sci-fi junkie with a quirky sense of humor here.

Just finished "The Books of Negroes" - excellent - and am ploughing through John Irving's "Last Night in Twisted River". Next on the book club list is "Middlesex". I've also got Alice Munroe's "Runaway" on the go plus "The End to Overeating".

No wonder I never get any housework done!

I started Animal, Vegetable, Mineral during vacation, and got about half way through. Now that I'm home, progress has slowed immensely.

A lot of it hits on points brought up in the film Food, Inc., but on a more personal, experiential level.

The Liberated Bride by A.B. Yehoshua



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Still reading The Gargoyle and enjoying it, the writer's style reminds me of Jackson Tippett McCrae who wrote The Bark of the Dogwood. Dark, humorous, sad.

I also joined the ranks of the Vampire people. I got myself a Sony reader for when I travel, and my local library has ebooks available so I downloaded the Twilight Series from them, started it this morning as I was on the go very early. So far so good.

I'm currently reading The Otherworld Series by Yasmin Galehorn.