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What are you reading ATM?, Inspire me!

PurpleWitch View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 01:19 AM Post #1
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May the cat eat you and the devil eat the cat.
Who is reading something good?? Anyone who recommends me fifty shades of sh*t? Will be shot!!

Harellie View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 01:33 AM Post #2
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LOL. At the moment I am reading "Faithless" by Karin Slaughter. I have pretty much read every thing else she has written. I highly recommend her books if you enjoy crime books.

Peppery View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:26 AM Post #3
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Women's Murder Club Series by James Patterson. I have really enjoyed these books. They are of the thriller genre

G.K View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:33 AM Post #4
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QUOTE (PurpleWitch @ 14/01/2013, 01:19 AM) Who is reading something good?? Anyone who recommends me fifty shades of sh*t? Will be shot!! The tea rose by Jennifer Donnelly My all time fav book! http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/261331.The_Tea_Rose

tres-chic View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:41 AM Post #5
Posts: 4,222 Joined: 28-June 07
"Hell is other people," Jean-Paul Sartre
I just read Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver and really loved it. Great lead character. Now reading The One Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson which is very different, and good too.

Jacki:) View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:45 AM Post #6
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Australian Author .... Joy Dettman have read the "pearl in a cage" series waiting for her new book in march Just finished "mallawindy" and downloading the next book (on my e-reader) "Henrys daughter" in the Mallawindy series...

KnightsofNi View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:46 AM Post #7
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I am reading Dear Mr Darwin. It is some biologist writing letters to Charles Darwin. I bought a bunch of books at the library for 50c, and that was one of them. Very interesting for someone that knows very little about evolution and biology.

KirbyCat View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:50 AM Post #8
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I've started reading Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare. I want to read all the Infernal Devices and Mortal instruments series before the City of Bones movie releases in August.

raone View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 06:58 AM Post #9
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Depends on what genre you feel like reading. Fantasy- almost anything by the awesome aussie Sara Douglass. Particular like The Devils Diadem the last book before her death. Crime-Second Karin slaughter. Loved Mr. Clarinette but can't remember authors name. ( If you do get this you have to push past the first chapter) Horror- The Sookie Stackhouse/ True Blood series. This is an easy read. You have to ingnore some bad writing on occasion and also some contradictions. The type of book to read when you have alot of distraction. It also goes in a completely differnet direction than the TV series. Trashy romance novels- If you want Fishpond has a fair few ebooks of these for free. They also have alot of classic stories. Classics- If you haven't read it I really enjoyed To kill a mokingbird also another really easy read. Lol can you tell what my favourite thing to do is. This post has been edited by raone: 14/01/2013, 07:00 AM

twinboys View Member Profile	14/01/2013, 07:05 AM Post #10
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Reading the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich I have got up to number 14 given to me in E Reader format. Will need to hunt down the remaining 5 books though!

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