What's on your current reading list?

[Darcy Baldwin]

I'm between books. I just finished The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (loved it!) and will be picking up Germ by Robert Liparulo tomorrow at the library.

Wasn't Guernsey awesome, Misty?! I even had to blog about it after because I loved it so much.

I'm currently readingFarm City by Novella Carpenter and seed catalogs. I just finished Pride & Prejudice & Zombies which was a HOOT! I'm pre-reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins for my 10yo, and will probably break down and re-read the Percy Jackson series (since I've only listened to them) because DH is convinced I'll love them that way - I don't like the audio versions at all.

[Kiki]

I'm on Good Reads - I love it for tracking my wanting-to-read list.

[Stacey42]

I'm on goodreads though I use Library Thing more

I'm currently reading Year of Confusion, John Maddox Roberts latest SPQR mystery plus Americans in Paris which is non-fiction about the American population of Paris during the Nazi occupation and The Time Travelers Guide to Medieval England

I have The Lady in the Tower by Alison Weir, non-fiction about Anne Boleyn's final weeks,and Peter Mayle's the Vintage Caper & The Winter Man a medieval mystery, waiting to be read

[huddlestonh]

I love hearing what others are reading!

I love reading though I tend to read more nonfiction than fiction. I did just finish a book called The Covenant Child by Terri Blackstock. It was very good.

I just got Debbie Hodge's Get It Scrapped and am enjoying it. I'm also reading Michael Pollan's The Omnivore Dilemma. It's very interesting and great writing! It's a lot of info to take in though so I have to read a few pages at a time.

[JessicaFawn]

oh oh oh... just got a new scrapbooking book yesterday... reading it slowly to kill time. It's called Playing With Paper by Angelia Wigginton. I love it!!! It's got a great amount of advice on using patterned paper in your scrapbooks. I love patterned paper so this book was a great find.

[Kiki]

I just got that one too, but haven't started it. I love using patterned paper so it really caught my eye.

[mistycato]

Wasn't Guernsey awesome, Misty?! I even had to blog about it after because I loved it so much.

Yep, finished it in one sitting (while neglecting a whole host of other duties). Wonderful stuff

[Darcy Baldwin]

It's not as historical, but if you like the type of book like that, you should try 84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff. It's a lovely, lovely book, just like Guernsey...same time period, about an American bibliophile and her letters to a British Bookstore manager, his employees and family. It's true..and one of my favorites of all times!

[Kristin Rutten]

I love hearing what others are reading!

I love reading though I tend to read more nonfiction than fiction. I did just finish a book called The Covenant Child by Terri Blackstock. It was very good.

I just got Debbie Hodge's Get It Scrapped and am enjoying it. I'm also reading Michael Pollan's The Omnivore Dilemma. It's very interesting and great writing! It's a lot of info to take in though so I have to read a few pages at a time.

I have Get It Scrapped too ... enjoyed it very much!

[freytesy]

Thanks for all the references. I need to check GoodReads