Weekly Update for November 11, 2013


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Welcome to my weekly update for November 11, 2013! It’s Monday!  What Are You Reading? is hosted by Sheila at Book Journey.

Twice in a row! This must be a posting record for me!

Posted:

Southwest National Park Vacation Report

Review: One Child by Torey Hayden–5 Stars

Review: The Sleeping Beauty by Mercedes Lackey–4 Stars

Review: The Small Hand by Susan Hill–3 Stars

Review: Doctor Sleep by Stephen King–4 Stars

Read:

Scarlet (The Lunar Chronicles #2) by Marissa Meyer, read by Rebecca Soler

Currently Reading:

The Child Thief by Brom

The Trivia Lover’s Guide to the World: Geography for the Lost and Found by Gary Fuller

Sanctus by Simon Toyne

Up Next:

I need to choose a new audiobook, but other than that, probably nothing. I’m not reading very fast just now. I do want to re-read A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly before my book club meeting next week though.

Speaking of book club….

It’s my turn to choose our book. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good book club book that is a little off the beaten path? Between another lady and me, we seem to have read everything! Here’s a list of everything we’ve read so far. We try not to choose anything too new so we can check them out from the library rather than having to buy them. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

What are you reading this week?


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12 Comments

  1. Looks like a good week for you.

    The title Doctor Sleep scares me, and the cover does too. 🙂

    I see you have SHADOW OF THE WIND on your side bar. I LOVED that book. I HAD to go to Barcelona after I read it. One of my all-time favorite books.

    THANKS for sharing, and enjoy your week.

    Elizabeth
    Silver's Reviews
    My It's Monday, What Are You Reading

  2. The Child Thief caught my eye, I remember seeing Brom's artwork when I was younger although it was sometimes a little darker than I usually like. Didn't know he had a book out…

    As for suggestions, maybe Rutherford Park by Elizabeth Cooke (think it has a discussion guide, not sure) or The Edge of the Earth by Christina Schwarz.

  3. I second the list of The Brunette Librarian…I haven't read all of the ones she listed, but The Glass Castle, The Storyteller, and Looking for Me are excellent. Enjoy your week….and here's MY WEEKLY SUNDAY/MONDAY UPDATES

  4. I just stopped by your reading group's list – I am in five book groups (work in a library, ha!) and here are a few we really liked you guys may like too.

    Room By: Emma Donoghue
    Glass Castle By: Jeanette Walls
    Orange is the New Black By: Piper Something??
    The Storyteller By: Jodi Picoult
    Looking for Me By: Beth Hoffman
    House Girl

    Those are just a few we've liked. Good luck in finding something! Great choices in your list too, I had to laugh, we almost had the same list!
    The Brunette Librarian's Blog

  5. Geography for the Lost and Found sounds interesting! I am such a geography nerd. Lol.

    Hmm. It's always hard to find a book for avid readers. Lol.. Ok my suggestions:

    A Reliable Wife by Goolrick
    The Lake of Dead Languages by Goodman
    Never Let Me Go by Ishiguro

  6. Scarlet looks great. I've read Cinder, but really need to get my hands on this sequel. Enjoy reading this week!

    Check out what I'm reading this week.

  7. Good for you! Two in a row.

    All of my favorites are off the beaten path, I think.

    Hope you will stop by my It's Monday! And don't forget to enter my giveaway for the Literary Blog Hop!

  8. Hmm how about Fever by Mary Beth Keane or Oxygen by Carol Cassell?

    Have a great reading week,

    Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out

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