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I'm rereading City of Glass. I'm almost done. I'd like to find a new book series.

@jmarionsmith: I loved that book! I couldn't put it down!

I just started A Clash of Kings. And my mom gave me Beautiful Creatures but I haven't started it yet.

Rereading loves music, loves to dance by Mary Higgins Clark. I could read any book by her 10 times over and probably have with every one of her books.

I am rereading Little Men. I love the classsics!

@yerpie110: I felt the same way. Hated the ending.

I needed something fluffy to read, so im currently reading sme trashy romance novels.

@sorrycharlie: a third one is coming out in October and I heard they are going to make movies

I'm reading Nickel and Dimed; On (Not) Getting By in America. Well written, and quite fascinating. Makes me so appreciative of my life, and made me re-think how I donate to the local food shelf! Wish you could properly underline titles...

The book thief, by markus zusak. Excellent and unique!

I'm reading Anna Karenina for the first time and really enjoying it! I bought myself a pretty hardback version with Christmas money, but since L was born 12/1, it took me a little while before I had time again to dig into it.

The Lotus Eaters. It's about a woman photographer in Vietnam during the war.

The Round House by Louise Erdrich. Really good! I also want to recommend Cutting for Stone because its one of my favorites ever. Just beautiful.

@Monkula: That was a great book, though the author can be a bit full of herself.
@sslm: i heart tina fey. that was a good read.

I just finished Amy Chua's Tiger Mom book because it was a short fluff read. I feel like these days i can only read short fluff pieces because i don't have time to get into something more in-depth.

Wonder- I am pre-reading before reading to my class.

@Silva: i loved the book thief!

@jmarionsmith: that's on my to-read list - heard so many great things!

@Silva: oh wow I loved the Book Thief. One of my favourite books ever and the one that has made me cry the most!

@Silva: yes it was like no other book I've ever read. Get some tissues handy for the end!

requiem by Lauren Oliver

After that I have brain rules for baby and proof of heaven

@.twist.: I LOVED the Thirteenth Tale. I've read it several times - its so strangely haunting that I'm in love. When you're done that one, you might like The Book of Lost Things by John Connelly.

ETA: Oh, and I'm re-reading Discovery of Witches and Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness. So good!

Yay! Subscribing! I need non-school book suggestions!