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Thanks for explaining this to me. Norah Lofts books are also like that as they have one book for UK and another for the US. I don't understand it at all and just wish they would keep the same title.

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Stephen wrote: " Alice wrote: "Thanks Stephen for letting me know as that is not on the cover of this book which appears to have been very nicely rebound. That would make a good neverending quiz question.
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Reading far too many right now, including

The Evil Seed
Sleep, Pale Sister
Les Misérables
The Sugar Queen
The Book Thief
The Summoner
The Secret History


plus I collected from the library
Sanctus
The Honorary Consul

No time for chatting all day!

I've just started Galileo's Daughter: A Historical Memoir of Science, Faith and Love as well as Fire and Ice, Five Worlds Series

Flora wrote: "I've just started Galileo's Daughter: A Historical Memoir of Science, Faith and Love as well as Fire and Ice, Five Worlds Series"

read the book i finished last week its his lastest one of dava sobel

Angela wrote: "Stephen wrote: "I am reading Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch and really loving it harry potter of the met lol btw not a fan of harry potter but was a blurb diana ..."

found out 3rd in series out next month :) loving peter grant, thomas nightingale and of course toby the dog lol

Stephen wrote: " Alice wrote: "The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane

this book is also called the lost book of salem too"

Yes it does have both titles and guess who got two copies as a result? Grrrrr!

Sorry, hope I can keep this in mind as I have done similar before especially with Norah Lofts.
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this book is also called the lost book of salem too"

Yes it does have both titles and guess who got two copi..."

At the moment, I'm reading - really compelling - and also re-reading .

At the moment, I`m reading Girl Missing by Tess Gerritsen. I have never read this author before & I`m really enjoying it :)

I am reading Snowdrops by A.D. Miller

I've finished both In Cold Blood: A True Account of a Multiple Murder and Its Consequences and The Spy Who Came in from the Cold. I thought The Spy Who Came in from the Cold was a very grim little book - the Cold War at its coldest, possibly. In Cold Blood: A True Account of a Multiple Murder and Its Consequences was exceptional - the chilling true story was written with such skill by Truman Capote; I couldn't put it down!
I'm now reading Hallowe'en Party - enjoyably quaint! Also reading Brethren: An Epic Adventure of the Knights Templar, a meaty historical read.

Just started reading The 39 Steps by John Buchan :) Not sure if it`s my kind of book, but always like to try something new as they always surprise you ....

I've recently finished The Witching Hour which I really enjoyed. And I've moved on to The Last Werewolf which to me is feeling a little dry. I hope it improves.

Flora wrote: "I've recently finished The Witching Hour which I really enjoyed. And I've moved on to The Last Werewolf which to me is feeling a little dry. I hope it improves."

I thought The Witching Hour was very good too.

Alice wrote: "I haven't tired The Witching Hour yet but I thought the Last Werewolf was too horrible to read.

I just started this one: The Pack

The Pack"

I wouldn't start

The Witching Hour unless you have plenty of time on your hands. I thought I would never finish it. I thought it was worth the effort tho

reading The Chief: Douglas Haig and the British Army by Gary Sheffield a book got library to get for me brillant so far well written

I just finished The Last Werewolf and I ended up liking it altho its certainly not for everyone. I'm now moving on to Room and also The Son of Neptune

reading now by The Thread by Victoria Hislop

The Sociopath Next Door

and started back on a good werewolf book which is The Pack.

I'm currently almost finished with Out of Oz which I have loved. And I'm also reading The Spirit of Nora, A Novel

I've just finished reading 'People Who Eat Darkness' which was about the fate of Lucie Blackman, the British hostess who was murdered in Japan in 2000 - it was pretty harrowing in also but interesting to read about the hostessing industry and maybe change some of the views I had about it. I am also half way through Stolen by Lesley Pearse - not loving it as such but its starting to roll along quite nicely now

reading the lastest in the oscar wilde series Oscar Wilde and the Vatican Murders by Gyles Brandreth

I'm probably going to finish Notes from an Exhibition tonight. I've really enjoyed it. I'll definitely read more of Patrick Gales books.

JackieB wrote: "I'm probably going to finish Notes from an Exhibition tonight. I've really enjoyed it. I'll definitely read more of Patrick Gales books."

Oh, I did enjoy that book! Glad you did too, Jackie.

reading A Cupboard Full of Coats by Yvvette Edwards

Hounded This one starts out well and is most amusing but I am losing interest. Part of the problem is too many different words in Gaelic? He does have a nice dictionary at the beginning.

I'm just starting Clockwork Prince as well as Grave Goods

well onto another booker prize shortlisted book Half Blood Blues by Esi Edugyan @angela another book based in germany

reading A Bali Conspiracy Most Foul by Shamini Flint

Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him

At the moment, I'm reading and . I think I'll read and next.

Finished The End of Everything, which I didn't like that much. Have also finished - terrific book! Am still reading - very good - and - quite interesting - and have started The Woman in Black this morning.
Unusual multi-reading for me!!

Angela - multi-reading - you've joined me on the dark side!

Chris wrote: "Angela - multi-reading - you've joined me on the dark side!"

I know:) It seems to be a winter "thing" with me, but maybe the habit will stick.I'm quite enjoying having several on the go!

Stephen wrote: " Alice wrote: "The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane

this book is also called the lost book of salem too"

read she has a new one out in april

reading A Magnificent Obsession: Victoria, Albert, and the Death That Changed the British Monarchy by Helen Rappaport

I am currently about 2/3 thru

I'm warking my way through The Way We Live Now. I'm really enjoying it, but it's going to be another 5-7 days before I finish it. It's 767 pages of rather small print. I nearly didn't even attempt it, but I'm glad I did.

Have slowed down a bit, but am really enjoying The Woman in Black.

Reading The Sugar Queen and Dark Echo, but I seem to have the attention span of a guppy for the last couple of days. I think I need to read less and sleep more!

Still reading Moloka'i - making heavy weather of it for some reason! Also started The Thread, which is on limited borrowing time from the library and , for a genre challenge.

how do you get pics of the book into your posts?

Booksdingle wrote: "how do you get pics of the book into your posts?"

When you click on "add book/author" just above the posting box and type in the name of the book, if you scroll to the bottom of the list of books, there's an option which you can click on to show the cover, rather than the title. Hope that makes sense!:)

Finished The Death Zone: Climbing Everest Through the Killer Storm - very good read. Still reading the other two that I mentioned in my last post - nearly finished The Thread, which I'm enjoying. I've also started something completely different - - very interesting and reminds me of my childhood!! Next one will be for a book group read.

I've just gotten started on Saturday Comes: A Novel of Love and Vodou

At the moment, I'm reading - OK; - good, and - very good!

nearly finished Into the Darkest Corner very good book only thing didnt like too switching between datelines/dates but got the plot right though in the end with a twist

Stephen wrote: "nearly finished Into the Darkest Corner very good book only thing didnt like too switching between datelines/dates but got the plot right though in the end with a twist"

Interesting, I found the book thoroughly irritating!

Allergic Girl: Adventures in Living Well with Food Allergies

This book really got on my nerves (Allergic Girl) However, I immensely enjoyed Don't Kill the Birthday Girl which made me laugh.

Don't Kill the Birthday Girl: Tales from an Allergic Life

Still reading Start the Car: The World According to Bumble, but have added The Lost Book of Salem and Broadmoor Revealed: Victorian Crime and the Lunatic Asylum. Slowed down a bit lately - seem to have difficulty concentrating:(