Originally Posted By alexbook >>Is anyone as strange as me and reads multiple books at once?<< I used to, but I found I didn't finish things. These days, I limit myself to one book at a time. I also try to keep my "books to read" pile very small. (At the moment, it's got "Jurassic Park," the new China Mieville novel, and "Twilight.")
Originally Posted By dshyates I too have been on a big Stephen King kick. OK, just finished Wizard & Glass: The Dark Tower IV and just started The Wolves of Calla: The Dark Tower V. I actually liked W&G:TDT IV. TWoC:TDT V is starting out pretty slow.
Originally Posted By piperlynne it picks up. And interesting correlations start to occur. Actually. . the end of Wizard and Glass was where I started going crazy with Dark Tower researching LOL.
Originally Posted By irishfan Moving Pictures Terry Pratchett. I only discovered the "Discworld" series last year but I am loving them.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 I've got a bad habit of reading multiple books at once, too, piper. I am trying to limit that, though. Still reading Shutter Island. Just a fabulous book, and I'm so darn excited for the movie now! Also reading American Gods, rereading The Stand, and working through Self-Editing for Fiction Writers.
Originally Posted By Labuda alex - I'd be interested in your review of Twlight after you read it - I trust your book judgment and have so far avoided that book as being likely too childish.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Finished up Shutter Island last night (stayed up till after 11 to do so, lol). It was a major mind trip, but in a wonderful way. It's still sticking with me this morning, and it infiltrated my dreams last night. If you enjoy a good book, no matter the genre, get it! Going to start on All the King's Men today.
Originally Posted By WDWdreamin Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb A la lune by Jules Verne on the kindle On the Wings of Pegasus by Anne McCaffrey on the kindle and still reading A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain
Originally Posted By alexbook China Miéville - The City & The City. Intriguing science fiction, with a bit of Kafka. Never read Miéville before, but I'm liking this one.
Originally Posted By alexbook Re-reading "Jurassic Park" for the first time in ages. It's hard not to picture the actors from the movie.
Originally Posted By piperlynne Wicked Pretty sure that's June's book for bookclub, but even if it's not, still enjoying it.
Originally Posted By piperlynne War of Necessity, War of Choice: A Memoir of Two Iraq Wars - Richard N. Haass
Originally Posted By sarahwithbaloo Re reading John Jakes - The Bastard as I left it too long too just pick the rest of the series up so now going to power through all 8 or however many there are without puting any other book in the middle.
Originally Posted By goodgirl I'm reading Multiple Blessings by Kate Gosselin. Kind of strange given all the media attention they are getting. I hope they are able to work things out.
