Bookworms, what are you reading?

[CourtasanSatine]

I'm reading Emma by Jane Austin and just watched Clueless which is Emma in teen comedy.I'm also reading the new Grisham

 

[Jenn Lynn]

Originally posted by Karel
Oh, bummer. It was just donated at the library and brought in especially this evening for me. I was extremely excited to see it.

Lots of people liked it. I thought it was ok, but not great.

 

[tiggerlover]

Q is for Quarry by Sue Grafton.

I recently finished Tuesday's with Morrie and Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom, both were very good reads.

 

[CALIFLADY]

I'm reading Q for Quarry, too! I got to page 300 on the train ride home tonight. I'll finish it before I go to bed tonight (if I ever get off the DIS!).

What are the chances? Italy. Japan. Same American book. I just happened to pick it up off a friend's book shelf in March as she was packing to move back to the US.

Amazing.

 

[Ranatra]

I'm reading the Da Vinci Code and also the first book in the Mitford Series.

 

[Kteacher]

The Devil Wears Prada It's fun trying to figure out who all the "fictional" characters really are!

 

[snoopy]

Hiya Kim and fellow bookworms!

I'm re-reading Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix for the 3rd time. Prior to that, I read Nick Hornby's About A Boy. I've got a whole slew of books that I haven't touched that I need to read after I'm done with the HP book - I just needed a fix so I'm rereading the OoP for any details or clues I might have missed the first two times. And since this book has SO many hidden clues, I have come across a few things I missed the first times around.

 

[lentesta]

"The Theory of Learning in Games (Economic Learning and Social Evolution)" by Drew Fudenberg and David K Levine.

Don't tell me how it ends. I want to find out for myself.

thatchicktrish, thanks for reading the Unofficial Guide.

Len

 

[NMAmy]

I'm reading...I don't have it with me, I think it's called The Adventures of Max Tivoli. Very interesting so far...it's about a person who ages backwards. Starts out looking old and ends up a baby.

I finished Holy Fools by Joanne Harris (author of Chocolat) last weekend. I highly recommend this--it was so interesting. Religious hysteria at a convent in the 1600's.

 

[dina7]

I'm reading Where and When by Anita Shreve. She also wrote A Pilot's Wife which was a Bestseller and an excellent read.

 

[kasar]

I have read so many of the books mentioned here - great minds think alike, huh?

I LOVE the No. 1 Ladies Detection Agency books, too. What a different life from ours.

Crimson Petal and the White was good. I'm curious to see what you think about the ending...

Right now I'm reading I Capture the Castle. I'm having a hard time getting into it but I'll keep trying.

Keep on reading and passing along the recommendations. Has anyone read The Passion of Artemesia? It's one of my favorites.