What Are You Reading Now?

[treekisser]

I've just finished Kathryn Stockett's The Help. Loved it. Mean Girls meets To Kill a Mockingbird meets, um, something that makes you cry.



Reads over the past three months: Crescent Dawn by Clive Cussler, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal by Jeanette Winterson, The Memory Chalet by Tony Judt, Snuff by Terry Pratchett, The Essential Guide to Taoism by Eva Wong.

[SkySamuelle]

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I am reading 'The Wild Ways' by Tanya Huff, yet another urban fantasy novel.

It has witches, witches family drama, and a selkie clan in a dispute against an offshore oil drilling company. The company hires a powerful witch and so do the Selkies. The issue is... the two witches are aunt and niece and neither is backing down.

I love this is not the usual romance novel and that there's a little of biting snark thrown in between the pages.

[Aqua]

At the moment, I'm reading Legends of Gods by E. A. Wallis Budge.

[Morag]

At the moment, I'm reading Legends of Gods by E. A. Wallis Budge.

I am finally reading The Triumph of the Moon by Hutton. And I didn't take it out from the library this time, I downloaded the ebook, so I will actually be able to finish it.

[Asch]

I am finally reading The Triumph of the Moon by Hutton. And I didn't take it out from the library this time, I downloaded the ebook, so I will actually be able to finish it.

Heh, I love Hutton but his works are NOT quick reads f'sho.

[spoOk]

Heh, I love Hutton but his works are NOT quick reads f'sho.

liber null - Peter Carroll
condensed chaos - Phil hine
the book of results- ray sherwin
click to calm -healing the aggressive dog-Emma parsons
love has no age limit-welcoming an adopted dog into your home-Patricia mcConnell and Karen London

[MadZealot]

I am finally reading The Triumph of the Moon by Hutton.

To myself, I'm reading The 12th Planet by Zechariah Sitchin. (Yes it's supposed to be 'history' but I'm reading it as 'science fiction'.)
Also reading The Hobbit to my lil boy. It's a bit thick in they way of prose-- it puts him out after 2 or 3 pages-- so I'm thinking to switch him to lighter fare like Lloyd Alexander instead.

[veggiewolf]

To myself, I'm reading The 12th Planet by Zechariah Sitchin. (Yes it's supposed to be 'history' but I'm reading it as 'science fiction'.)
Also reading The Hobbit to my lil boy. It's a bit thick in they way of prose-- it puts him out after 2 or 3 pages-- so I'm thinking to switch him to lighter fare like Lloyd Alexander instead.

I'm reading Bellica and also re-reading The Ethical Slut.

[SunflowerP]

To myself, I'm reading The 12th Planet by Zechariah Sitchin. (Yes it's supposed to be 'history' but I'm reading it as 'science fiction'.)

Sounds about right. Emphasis on "fiction".

Sunflower

[MadZealot]

Sounds about right. Emphasis on "fiction".

Oh yeah, definitely. It's fun reading.
Who knows... if I ever get around to writing some eon-spanning scifi epic, maybe Sitchin will be my inspiration. My muse.