What's everyone reading at the moment?

Still reading Matched. Hmmm, it's ok. Nothing much has happened and I'm 2/3 through. I don't know if I'll bother reading the next one. Disappointing so far, it had potential.

Next up is The Other Boyelin Girl by Philippa Gregory.
 
Mini_Mog said:
Still reading Matched. Hmmm, it's ok. Nothing much has happened and I'm 2/3 through. I don't know if I'll bother reading the next one. Disappointing so far, it had potential.

Next up is The Other Boyelin Girl by Philippa Gregory.
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I'll be interested to see what you think of The Other Boyelin Girl, it sounds very good.
 
Happy Holidays said:
I'll be interested to see what you think of The Other Boyelin Girl, it sounds very good.
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I shall let you know! I hope it lives up to my expectations as the Tudor era is one of my favourite historical periods. I love history in general, maybe I should have been a historian...
 
I currently have two books on the go. During my commute to work, I'm re-reading Interview With The Vampire, and my bedtime book is Walden by Henry David Thoreau. Loving both of them! Haven't read Interview With The Vampire since I was in school, so it's quite a treat.
 
OddSock said:
I currently have two books on the go. During my commute to work, I'm re-reading Interview With The Vampire, and my bedtime book is Walden by Henry David Thoreau. Loving both of them! Haven't read Interview With The Vampire since I was in school, so it's quite a treat.
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Ooo... A true favourite of mine... You may just have prompted a re read! Xx
 
Happy Holidays said:
I'll be interested to see what you think of The Other Boyelin Girl, it sounds very good.
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Enjoying it so far. I don't know how historically correct it is, and also the characters speak in very modern English, which of course they would not in tudor England. It's not very realistic and it's a bit like chick lit, but I'm enjoying it. The writing isn't amazing either, noticed a few sentences that I've thought needed to have been edited properly! But then I am a bit if a grammar freak...
 
I just finished "A Street Cat Named Bob" by James Bowen, it is really uplifting, true story of a homeless recovering drug addict who takes in a stray cat who turns his life around!
 
purpleboots said:
I just finished "A Street Cat Named Bob" by James Bowen, it is really uplifting, true story of a homeless recovering drug addict who takes in a stray cat who turns his life around!
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Sounds like my kinda book!

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Mini_Mog said:
Enjoying it so far. I don't know how historically correct it is, and also the characters speak in very modern English, which of course they would not in tudor England. It's not very realistic and it's a bit like chick lit, but I'm enjoying it. The writing isn't amazing either, noticed a few sentences that I've thought needed to have been edited properly! But then I am a bit if a grammar freak...
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Well that surprises me, I've only read one of Philippa Gregory's books & I thought it was very good. Grammar isn't my strong point but I do tend to notice bad grammar when reading.
 
Happy Holidays said:
Well that surprises me, I've only read one of Philippa Gregory's books & I thought it was very good. Grammar isn't my strong point but I do tend to notice bad grammar when reading.
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It is enjoyable, I will want to see the film after:)

I will be getting back to game of thrones soon, I'm almost finished with my diploma. 3 weeks till assessment and then I'll be able to take on some longer books!
 
I'm re-reading R is for Ricochet by Sue Grafton. Kinsey Millhone is one of my favourite PIs
I see SG has a new paperbook out - V is for Vengeance - looking forward to reading that.
 
Just finished reading Long Walk in High Hills by Selena Scott. Hmmm okay but not rivetting. Prefer to read Chris Stewart.

I've now just begun A Walk in the Park by Jill Mansell.
 
lippy66 said:
I'm re-reading R is for Ricochet by Sue Grafton. Kinsey Millhone is one of my favourite PIs
I see SG has a new paperbook out - V is for Vengeance - looking forward to reading that.
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Read A is for Alibi recently and really enjoyed it...xx
 
lippy66 said:
I'm re-reading R is for Ricochet by Sue Grafton. Kinsey Millhone is one of my favourite PIs
I see SG has a new paperbook out - V is for Vengeance - looking forward to reading that.
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I really enjoyed V is for Vengeance...definitely better than U is for Undertow :)
 
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