Hey Ladies! ( and men )

Another Month has rolled around. Please share what you are reading so we can add to our never ending lists of what to read.


In the Summer months, I read lots more too!!

Right now I'm about half way through My Fair Lazy

I like her earlier books better, but it's still worth the read.

And who is she ?

Jen Lancaster.

I'm a little behind - I think she has a new book that I totally missed. Skipped her work of fiction. She is TERRIBLE at recreating dialogue so I assumed a whole book of fiction would be painful. I love her blog and follow her on facebook.

I have a ton of holds at the library right now but I can't even tell you what they are as the website is down. I'll just have to wait till tomorrow and see what's there. I think one of them is Mennonite in a Little Black Dress. I've been eyeing it for ages and just finally got around to putting it on my list.

Last night I sleepily crawled into bed at an early 8:30 and popped open my e-book and started a book called The Things That Keep us Here by Carla Buckley. I didnīt even realize I read the entire book, until I closed it, and looked at the clock saying 4am! Wow, I havenīt read a page turner like that in a while. Itīs from 2010, and I highly recommend it.

I'm still working my way through 50 Shades of Grey: Freed. I hope to finish it today, not sure what I'm going to be reading next.

Cracked open a copy of the complete Sherlock Holmes I got 3 years ago but never had time to read.

I'm reading Figments of Reality, by Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen. I've read it before, and am rereading now because I actually want to read Evolving the Alien by the same authors but I've lent it to someone else.

Just finished The Great Gatsby

Now reading 11/23/63 - Stephen King

Getting ready to start Carrie by Stephen King

I loved Memmonite in a Little Black Dress! I just finished reading Jen Lancaster's latest "Jeneration X" and it was just okay.

Iīm now about 1/2 through Bang, Bang by Chelsea Handler. It is SOOOOO funny!

I'm reading 11/23/63 also! enjoying it.

1st to Die...James Patterson

Just started: Under the Dome by Stephen King.My husband bought it for me when it first came out...and I'm just getting into it now,lol.