what cha readin??

i seem to have missed a book in the series...the one where there's a teen dream contest of whatever and Kit gets married. oh well, i'm reading these so fasxt right now that when i get to it im' sure i wpon't remember what i read in this one!(one day if i get to be old enough and rich enough to retire i'd like to sit and read the entire series correctly.....right now i whip through the romancy or yappy parts)

still in Barbados in the 1500s.

took back the book i wouldn't have time to read and will finish the Topas Tango by tues so i can take that back. after that i have two more midnight Louie's and a Koontz. not a frankenstien...but i'm thinking i might read that series...there's only i believe three books so far so it wouldn't take long. if i remember right, koontz is one of those guys that i can read fast!

Liberty's Exile: American Loyalists in the Revolutionary World. An y'all thought
everybody thought the revolution was a grand idea. Anyway it's interesting and I learned
a new Latin term.

I am reading The Secret Kingdom by Jenny Nimmo. It is the start is The Chronicles of The Red King series and the prequel to the Charlie Bone series. I own all eight of those books.

I'm 93 on list of 107 for the Jean Auel novel.

WarriorNY wrote:I am reading The Secret Kingdom by Jenny Nimmo. It is the start is The Chronicles of The Red King series and the prequel to the Charlie Bone series. I own all eight of those books.

Love the Charlie Bone stories. Have you read the Snow Spider trilogy?

Yeah! Another Charlie Bone fan!

I read the Snow Spider Trilogy and I liked it.

still reading Caribbean. up to the French revolution's effects of guadaloupe and martinique

started Cat with an Emerald Eye...its one of the earlier Midnight Louies and set around halloween time.

still in the Caribbean.... wish I was for real. LOl

oh bu lk i bet it would be just as hot there as here;)

still reading cat with the emerald eye and i seriously think i ate least started reading this one before! esh its bad when you've read so many of a series you don't know what youv'e read!

but I'd not be here. LOL
Up to Haiti revolution

you want to be out on the beach being served drinks by a cabana boy,eh?
they need to name a book 'Comfortable Chair in a Not Too Air Conditioned Room with Kitty on the Side' then i could go into that book and live;)

Finished with Haiti. Did you know that in 1859 it was the wealthiest, island in the caribbean. Of course it was controlled by a relative few White french plantation owners, with a middle class of "people of color' or mixed bloods who serves as overseers, ran the shops, etc, and the vast majority were black slaves. The slave revolt virtually wiped out all the upper and middle classes. and haiti has never been able to recover.
Now on to 1865 jamaica. Looks like the British were being just as stupid as the french were

Finished 'Changes' (book 12 in the Dresden Files), and absolutely loved it. The interplay amongst the characters is as good as it ever was and Harry's dog, Mouse, is terrific. Am now starting on a Dresden book of short stories called 'Side Jobs'.
The next in the Dresden Files series doesn't come out over here until July but the local book shop are letting you pre-order it in hardback for half price. Guess what I just ordered?

I already read Side Jobs and I won't ruin it. I did pre-order the next Dresden book too. I started Amityville Horror today. It may be one of those books where I can take so much in one setting.

fluffnstuff wrote:I already read Side Jobs and I won't ruin it.

I couldn't read the last story in Side Jobs until I read Changes. Now the joy of more Dresden stories is mine.

By the time I got Side Jobs, I have already read Changes. Have you gotten any of Jim Butcher's graphic novels yet?

fluffnstuff wrote:By the time I got Side Jobs, I have already read Changes. Have you gotten any of Jim Butcher's graphic novels yet?

No not yet. I haven't seen them in the book store, but I'm sure I can order them.

Still niggles that on at least two occassions Harry has said 'I don't do hats', yet on the book covers there he is in a hat. Oh Mr Butcher have a word with the illustrator pleeeaaasssee.

Bob wrote:

fluffnstuff wrote:By the time I got Side Jobs, I have already read Changes. Have you gotten any of Jim Butcher's graphic novels yet?

No not yet. I haven't seen them in the book store, but I'm sure I can order them.

Still niggles that on at least two occassions Harry has said 'I don't do hats', yet on the book covers there he is in a hat. Oh Mr Butcher have a word with the illustrator pleeeaaasssee.

Now that you have mentioned it, I have noticed on the covers that Harry wears a hat, but I never paid close attention while reading that he didn't wear a hat.

wow....i wonder if Jim will be at NYCC this year...if he is and i can remember to ask,i'd ask him what he thinks about that!

still reading Caribbean, It's a loooooooonnnnggggg book.
Up to the rastafarian movement

still in the caribbean, actually Miami now , has to do with the Cuba influx
one more chapter after this!

I swear I'm gonna read a few fluff books after this behemoth

sounds like me..i'm louie'd out....after the next book i'm hitting Koontz!