What, it's July 2 and nobody's started a Whatcha Readin' thread for this month yet??

Still on The South Lawn Plot by Ray O'Hanlon

I have about 100 pages to go on Soulless by Gail Carriger. I'm finding it very amusing.

The Confession by John Grisham...almost done and it is excellent

The Hunger Games Trilogy...again Then I will be re-reading The Passage.

Wow, July came into 2011 and I didn't even realize it. Guess I'm busier than I think. Thank you so much for starting the July thread ANOther!!


Anyway, from the June thread:

I was actually able to rent out a kindle from the library that had about 8 pages of books. Most I"m not interested in, but I wanted to play with a kindle and see if I want one or not-I DO!!!

Anyway, I started reading The Help that was loaded on it, and it's been really good!

BornToFly, I'm reading the Help too!

I'm also fighting my way through Suite Francaise, in French.

She's Come Undone...Wally Lamb, still working on it.

A wayward Angel, the full story of the ****'s angels by George Wethern & Vincent Colnet.

haha If it's not self help books or vampire books I'm reading it's true crime.

"Lucky" by Alice Sebold.

Very well written about the brutal rape and the court case she went through as a freshman in college.

I read this a few years ago. Good book, well written, I could never read it again though. Terrible what she went through.

I read The Help last month and loved it. Hard to believe those things happened not so long ago.

Hubby gave me a Kobol for my bday at the end of June and it has a bunch of classics loaded on it so I started reading Uncle Tom's Cabin because a friend of mine always told me how much she liked it. I can see why it's a classic, it is so hard to put down but there is so much of it I find horribly disturbing.

I'm going to have to pick a happier topic for my next book.

Just finished Slaughterhouse Five and started Skippy Dies.

I read The Help over Memorial Day weekend, and loved it! Was also fortunate enough to get to see a free screening of the movie, due out in the states in August. If you like the book, definitely see the movie.

Currently reading the "Prey" series by John Sanford. The Hunger Games are on the list, too.

I just started "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold.

"Running With Scissors" by Augusten Burroughs. It's disturbing. Right up my alley!