What books are you reading?

[Woody]

I know what's wrong with all you people. The books of Ember are great!

[Agent 86]

KF:

And The City of Ember. Okay, but nothing spectacular. Reading the sequel now.

Marv:

KF, The City of Ember was really not an interesting book in my opinion >_>


KF:

It really wasn't. I mainly read it because I saw the movie and wanted to know what happened in the sequels.

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Marv:

I just didn't like the writing style, to be honest. It was somewhat. .dull. That, and that girl (what was her name? Lena?) was kind of. .yeah. Telling the guards? Seriously?

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JP:

I just didn't like the writing style, to be honest. It was somewhat. .dull. That, and that girl (what was her name? Lena?) was kind of. .yeah. Telling the guards? Seriously?

I've read them all, and they weren't that great. The Prophet of Yonwood was the dumbest one in my opinion fyi

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Marv:

Oh, wonderful. Now I have even less of a reason to read them >_>

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JP:

Oh, wonderful. Now I have even less of a reason to read them >_>

I really wouldn't, I just read them because I was curious as to how it ended, but they were pretty meh.

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Amy:

Part of the reason y'all might be finding The City of Ember less than enthralling is the fact that it's written for, like, twelve-year-olds. I loved those books when I was younger, but I recognize that I probably wouldn't find them all that enthralling now. (Still, I own the entire series.)

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Woody:

I know what's wrong with all you people. The books of Ember are great!

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Woody, you are right!

[Marvin D.]

Says the younger user. Of course

[Woody]

Hey, Marv, I'm only one year younger than you...

[Marvin D.]

I'm talking to Tron =P The books are really just dull, and the style of writing is. .meh.

[Woody]

Well, I loved them.

And I know someone who's older than you, Marv(And Amy and JP, and probably KF, too) who loves them as well.

[Laurie]

On my Nook I finished Where the Treasure Hides, it was excellent. I haven't decided what I'm starting next.

[Caitie]

U am currently in Ted Dekker's White and reading Old Yeller, too.

[Laura Ingalls]

I'm "reading" Redwall again....actually, I'm listening to the audiobook. So handy to have something to listen to while I'm sewing. This one is just the plain straight audio, but I prefer the ones that are performed by Brian Jacques and a full cast. I love it when they actually sing all the songs! Has anyone else heard those?

[Anna><>]

Right now I'm reading A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. I like it so far.

[ric]

Jack by George Sayer, a very well-written biography of C. S. Lewis.

[Laurie]

Up next for me is Ring of Secrets by Roseanna M. White. First time reading this author so we shall see. On my Nook I'm rereading Daughter of Grace by Michael Phillips, it's the second book in his The Journals of Corrie Belle Hollister series.

[Joy]

I just finished Charlotte's Web, since I'd never read it before. It was a sweet kids' book.
One thing I hate about books is change.......Especially in Anne of Green Gables, when she moves on from her old friends, gets older, people die.....I hate it.

I am also reading the Anne series. My only complaint is the author skimped out on the romance between Anne and Gilbert. After they were married, nothing.

[Marvin D.]

Finished Kiss by Ted Dekker and Erin Healy. Some of my British friends compiled an insanely long list of classics for me to read, so I need to get started on them

[Liz_Horton]

I am currently working my way the the book of common prayer, the apocrypha, and "Bread of Angels" by Barbara Brown Taylor

[Caswin]

American Gods.

You probably wouldn't like it. (It's weird.)

[BlessedCheesemaker]

Over spring break I finished the first book of the Brothersband series, titled The Outcasts. I love John Flanagan's books. I'll have to say that I still like the first Ranger's Apprentice better, but it was a really good start to a series. Can't wait until our library gets the others!

[~JCGJ~]

I'm reading (and please don't jump on me for this...) "His Dark Materials" series, and I'm on book 2, "The Subtle Knife."

[Marvin D.]

Why would we jump on you? *is curious, goes to Google*

[ric]

Fear and Trembling by Soren Kierkegaard and Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck.