My boyfriend recently bought me The Art of Hearing Heartbeats by Jan-Philipp Sendker this past week. It is a very good book and I'm not even half-way through yet. Highly recommend. :D

I'm working my way through A Clash of Kings. I really like watching Game of Thrones on HBO, but the books are taking me forever to get through for some reason. As it turns out that might not be such a problem because the series is still unfinished and from what I hear George R. R. Martin takes forever to finish a book.

Originally Posted by audri8301:
I'm working my way through A Clash of Kings. I really like watching Game of Thrones on HBO, but the books are taking me forever to get through for some reason. As it turns out that might not be such a problem because the series is still unfinished and from what I hear George R. R. Martin takes forever to finish a book.

These were all AMAZING!!!! I can't wait to start them all over again!


I loved Wicked, but didn't really want to get sucked into the whole series, so i read Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister. Also very good!

As per a suggestion on here, I read Skinny *****. Whoa...so not for me. I actually couldn't finish it, because my self-esteem isn't so low that I can taker some self-righteous biotches yelling at me about stuff they really don't know about. BIZARRE, to say the least...

So on to another 3FC reader suggestion...The Outlander Series Book 1. :carrot:

I just started Digital Fortress by Dan Brown, having just finished Deception Point by Dan Brown (loved Angels and Demons, and The DaVinci Code). I've had all of these books forever, and just borrowed his most recent book book, The Lost Symbol, to read after Digital Fortress. None of them are really new (the most recent 2009). But I do like his writing style, the suspense, and conspiracies.

Originally Posted by LockItUp:
I just started Digital Fortress by Dan Brown, having just finished Deception Point by Dan Brown (loved Angels and Demons, and The DaVinci Code). I've had all of these books forever, and just borrowed his most recent book book, The Lost Symbol, to read after Digital Fortress. None of them are really new (the most recent 2009). But I do like his writing style, the suspense, and conspiracies.

I've read all Dan Brown's novels. I enjoyed Deception Point and Angels and Demons most of all.

Im finishing book 7 of the Dark Tower series by Stephen King. I love it!
ive read 11/22/63 and under the dome, both were AWESOME books!
not going to touch the shades of gray books (id rather watch my porn, not read it)
and next im going on to "of mice and men" and "the grapes of wrath" by steinbeck. then ive got to read "the road" because ive heard great things about it

I just started The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I've had my copy for at least a year, but didn't get around to it yet.

Originally Posted by audri8301:
I'm working my way through A Clash of Kings. I really like watching Game of Thrones on HBO, but the books are taking me forever to get through for some reason. As it turns out that might not be such a problem because the series is still unfinished and from what I hear George R. R. Martin takes forever to finish a book.

I'm rereading Game of Thrones atm...I read it earlier this year, but don't own any of the other books. I'm thinking of buying an ereader because it's so hard to find books in English in Japan (I COULD read Japanese books, but it takes me forever @_@ ). Does anyone have any reviews for the Kindle Fire?

I'm halfway through Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. I know, I'm pretty late to the party. But it's never to late to become a Potterhead :)

I'm reading Searching for Whitopia by Rich Benjamin for my book club meeting on Thursday (I'm on track to finish, but I need to keep up with it).

For my lunch time reading, I usually read a book that supports my healthy lifestyle (but ChickieChicks, I couldn't handle Skinny ***** either). My current choice is unusual, but it is helping me think more creatively about how I spend my time: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss.

And, on my phone, I have an e-book called The Bro-Magnet by Lauren Baratz-Logsted which is fun. Not exactly a romance, but there is a romance in it.

Just finished American Pastoral by Phillip Roth. He's a genius. :)

Just finished Sister by Rosamund Lupton, and loved it so much that I immediately started her second novel, Afterwards.