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I have the book [bookcover:Room|7937843], I just haven't been able to talk myself into reading it yet. I sounds really, really, tense. Let me know how you liked it.

Julie wrote: "Teri-lynn wrote: "Lory wrote: "[bookcove..."

Hi I found Room a really easy and uplifting story. Like you I was concerned it would be tense if not graphic but it was very good.

My next five are: The Legacy of Eden ,The Case of the Constant Suicides ,Mr. Perfect ,All the Great Pretenders Killing Time

My next five will (probably) be: Notre-Dame de Paris, The Master and Margarita, Gone Girl, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Grotesque.

My next 5 are;

The Casual Vacancy
The Forgotten
Letter From A Stranger
The Book of Mormon Girl
The Life of Pi

Currently reading Life of Pi and Zero Point.
After that Crooked Letter Crooked Letter. After that not sure yet.

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finishing offThe Hobbit got to start The Alchemistand 1984and
Beautiful Creaturesmaybe revisit the lord of the rings Trilogy if there is any month left at the end of my books :O)

I just started while I'm waiting for a couple of titles from the library. Along with this one, I hope my next 5 reads are the following:

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My next five will be

Hmmm, if I don't get derailed:

A Storm of Swords (almost done)
Gone Girl
Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia
Storm Front
Hmmm, and maybe A Feast for Crows

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My Family & other animals
Tiger, Tiger: A memoir
The Well of Ascension
Making Haye: The Authorised David Haye Story
Royal Assassin

Or something like that!

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Julie wrote: "Teri-lynn wrote: "Lory wrote: "[bookcove..."

I found Room to be a very well written story....I read A Stolen Life and it's a true story about a young girl who was kidnapped and locked in a shed in the back yard...I would recomend reading Room before that one though.

My next 5 are
HhhH
Down Under by Bill Bryson
Ancient Evenings by Norman Mailer
Sheltering Rain by Jojo Moyes
Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat Zinn

Here are my next 5 Reads:

Currently reading The Next Accident , Never Knowing , Dark Places , No Second Chance , Angels Flight

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My next 5 reads are:
1. Killing Kennedy: The End of Camelot
2. Consider the Fork: How Technology Transforms the Way We Cook and Eat
3. The Maze Runner
4. NYPD Red
5. The Comfort of Lies

I'm also listening to The Passage, but it's so long, I won't finish it until around 3/19!

My next 5 are:
The Brothers Karamazov
War and Peace
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Anna Karenina
Wurhering Heights

In no particular order

Eight Ball Boogie

The Passage

The Defector

The Talisman

Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat

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My next five are (well, probably): Conversations in the Abyss, Afraid, The Lord of the Rings, The Exorcist and The Master and Margarita.

My next 5 might well be then again things are want to change around here lol

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Hopefully the next five books I read will be

My next five are mostly YA (much needed after just reading an insurance book to test on for work):

by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes is at the top of the list. Other than that, I don't really have any other books picked out.

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I must admit, that Let's Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir is about the most unedited novel I have ever started reading and is taking me a long time to get through. Hence, it makes my "next" list.

In whatever order feels right:



perhaps with one replaced by one of April's voted-in books

I'm currently reading Secretum,

Then I've got , and reseved at the library.

After these I thought I'd try

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my next 5 serious books are:
Tess of the d'Urbervilles
More Than Ramps: A Guide to Improving Health Care Quality and Access for People with Disabilities
The Plague
Les Misérables
and
Maurice

Blind sighted by Karen Slaughter
Lottery by Patricia Wood
The Silver Star by Jeannette Walls
10th Judgement by James Patterson
Merle's Door

Deb wrote: "Blind sighted by Karen Slaughter
Lottery by Patricia Wood
The Silver Star by Jeannette Walls
10th Judgement by James Patterson
Merle's Door"

I just finished Blindsighted yesterday and I really enjoyed it!! I also loved 10th Judgement!

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I intend for my next five to be these...we'll see how it goes, as I'm often inspired or taken over by impulse:

The Book Thief-- have planned to read this one for awhile, and today I saw it's one of the reads here on the group so I dug it from the pile to start next.

The Shoemaker's Wife by Adriana Trigiani
Hemingway's Girl by Erika Robuck
The House at Riverton by Kate Morton
Roses by Leila Meacham

I have to take a test on Foundations of Insurance Production: Personal Insurance Segment B (SNOOZER)tomorrow for work. After that, I am FREE for three whole weeks (before having to start reading Segment C, the final segment), and I have a pile of books I am really excited to read because there is a bit of variety:

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I'm currently reading A Monster Calls

My next five reads are:

Picture of Dorian Gray

A Hive for the Honey-Bee

The Meanwhile Adventures

Grass for His Pillow

The Star of Kazan

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These are my projected next 5 after I finish A Faint Cold Fear! We'll see if I actually stick to it though lol. I get so easily distracted depending on my mood when it's time to pick the next book to read!

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then something cheeky and quick.