What are you reading? Split #9

[Hil]

I'm starting Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult. I read three of her books already and I own four others which I need to read too.

[jcsw]

Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett
and
Paradise of the Blind by an author I can't quite remember now.

[Igg]

re-reading Bram Stoker's Dracula.

[Fiddelysquat]

re-reading Bram Stoker's Dracula.

I love that book. I just wrote a big essay on it for Gothic Lit.


I just finished "Keeping Faith" by Jodi Picoult. She's quickly becoming a favorite of mine.

[Igg]

re-reading Bram Stoker's Dracula.

I love that book. I just wrote a big essay on it for Gothic Lit.


I just finished "Keeping Faith" by Jodi Picoult. She's quickly becoming a favorite of mine.

I first read Dracula when I was like, 9, so I want to remember more of it!

Jodi Picoult's stuff is all right for light reading but it gets a bit annoying. It's pretty forumlaic and predictable. Meh.

[Fiddelysquat]

I like that her books make me think. She doesn't have the best prose and there's a court case in so many of the books, but I enjoyed sitting back and thinking about the moral implications of "My Sister's Keeper".

[pipsqueeek]

Arrows of the Queen, by Mercedes Lackey


I'm slightly ashamed to say I haven't read any Mercedes Lackey before this.

[_veritas_]

Just finished Rebel Angels by Libba Bray. A fantastic read and, in my opinion, better than the first book of the series, A Great and Terrible Beauty.

[Asthaloth]

Halfway across the galaxy and turn left.


For it is the only thing I've not read about a dozen times.
(Not really a reason to read it, as the book is mind numbingly dull)

[Uncle Xyzzy]

Dune.

(I was considering entering a 1-word post, but that felt spammy.)

[halfbakedbliss]

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