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@Bao: Have you read the Throne of Glass series by Sara J Maas? Once I started A Court of Thorn and Roses I had to keep going with all of her books! I think I read all 7 in about 10 days. So good!

I just finished a reread of Ember in the Ashes and then read its new sequel, A Torch Against the Night. Then I reread Graceling, Fire, and Bitterblue. I just started a reread of Finnikin of the Rock yesterday which is one of my favorites!

I just finished Life Itself by Roger Ebert, which I enjoyed but felt like it took forever, so now I need to find something a little lighter. And also quicker, because my goal was 104 books this year and I'm only at 85

Queen Sugar by Natalie Baszile (there's a new series on OWN based on it) and Tana French's new book.

Also a really bad book I got for .99 on Amazon that is self published and kind of offensive...for research but it's so bad.

I recently finished Murder on the orient express by Agatha Christie and Number the Stars by Lois Lowry.
I'm reading A Well Kept Secret by Tatiana de Rosnay but I'm not loving it.

Currently waiting to arrive at the library:
Jesus feminist
Pretty girls
The boy on the wooden box
Hollow city

@SweetiePie: I really want to read the girl on the train!

I ended up just grabbing a book from our work book bin.. it's Nicholas sparks, a bend in the road. Old but I haven't read it before

@Ajsmommy: You won't be disappointed it is soooo good. The movie coming out motivated me. It was on my kindle forever and then I saw the preview and got worried that the book would be ruined if I saw or read or heard something about the movie.

The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty. I haven't gotten that far into it but the description of the book really pulled me in.

@SweetiePie: I just started "Girl on the Train"!

The Red Rising trilogy is next on my list unless something else pops up to persuade me otherwise!

@hellobeeboston: my bff loved outlander and always tries to talk me into it!

@hellobeeboston: People said it was similar to Hunger Games and the likes of its genre so I'm looking forward to it! I think the only two movies I've ever like that were remakes of a book was Hunger Games and Me Before You. Otherwise, the movie version was so different from the books, I was like wtf?! NOOOO! lol

@Alivoo01: yeah, it's a little dorky but i seriously want to read it all again. Speaking of book-to-movie, I heard they're making a movie of the Red Rising series and I will be totally into it!

@SweetiePie: I loved the book also, and the movie is so, so sweet! They changed a few things (they always do), but I totally approve of the minor things they changed up.

@hellobeeboston: I'm guilty of re-reading books I'm totally in love with!

Before The Fall.

I'm a little over halfway through and LOVE it! I'm not sure what is up next.

I'm currently reading The Woman in Cabin 10.

@delight: I just finished Truly Madly Guilty. Have you read many other Liane Moriarty books? Maybe I have read too many of them by now, but they are all kind of starting to sound the same to me, and the whole book centers around one event, which does not get revealed until very late in the book and that was extremely hard for me to deal with! That said it was still an enjoyable read...

@T-Mom: are you liking this? I just was reading the summary & reviews yesterday

I'm still making my way through The Invisible Bridge, which I started in August. It's excellent, but by the time I lay down at night to read, I'm so tired I only make it through a few pages!

Girl on the Train is next on my list.

@SweetiePie: I loved Me before you too!

@T-Mom: Also, did you read In a Dark, Dark Wood? I didn't realize it was the same author of The Woman in Cabin 10. They both look good.

@delight: I haven't read that one! Guess we'll see how this one goes...
@hellobeeboston: oh that is great to know! That makes me want to actually read it now.

@mrsjazz: Ooh, there's a new Tana French book? I did not know that! She's one of my favorite authors! I'll be getting that one as soon as I finish Girl on the Train...