What book are you reading? V.2

[harpyv0mit]

the reign of wolf 21

[clues]

my sister's keeper! just started it the other day and i'm only about 15% through but it's pretty good so far

i've only read one of her other books (and its much more recent than this one) but i think theres something about jodi picoult's writing style that makes it so easy to really get immersed in the story/visualize it, which is great because i'm trying to get back into reading this year and its so hard :( my attention span is so short and all the plot details go poof in minutes !!!

[Palkia!]

Bleeding Edge - Thomas Pynchon

[KyliePearl]

Solitaire and The Silence Between Us

I'm always reading 2 at the same time lol

[FreddyCenobite]

Red, White & Royal Blue

Been wanting to see the adaptation, but decided to wait and instead read the book first, as I usually do with movie/series adaptations. And it's so good so far! Haven't had a book make me laugh this much in so long, such a nice change

I've read it and seen the amazon movie. As usual, the two don't match 100%. The main annoyance I have is they got rid of a fairly important character, but then took the same character and mashed it into a Frankenstein character not in the book. (I'm not saying who so I won't ruin the movie. Also that sounds really weird, but it'll make sense when you see the movie.)

I personally like the story. I use audible to read things and I usually play this book at least twice a month (and that's lowballing).

[riftintime]

a junji ito short story collection! i bought it forever ago and have been meaning to read it but have been so busy w school and haven't had the time/motivation lol
i have monday off and am just petsitting so im excited to have some free time finally T-T

[CryptidHunter_425]

I've just started Throne of Glass <3 Very excited to start it since most of my close friends are into the series

[minecraft]

today im starting a memory called empire by arkady martine!

i've been suggested it a few times because i looove space operas, so i'm giving it a go to make sure i like it enough to take on vacation :'D

since i last posted here i've read the first four murderbot diaries books, by martha wells:
1. all systems red
2. artificial condition
3. rogue protocol
4. exit strategy

and i really like them! incredibly easy reading because every book is essentially "oh no a bad thing" "nvm im awesome so of course i was fine" with some feelings mixed in- i don't dislike them and i'll absolutely carry on and start network effect soon, but they're very easy and almost too short :') im not a novellas kinda critter, so im looking forward to network effect being a bit more chonky.

[cheetyuh]

Wolf by albert payson terhune. I lost it for a couple weeks and found it recently, So i getta pick it up again.

It's fun to read about the antics of various collies, and I enjoy the way that the stories are narrated.

[venus_of_the_sky]

im reading the mountain under the sea. its a nice book, a little bit of a confusing read, but I'm almost done reading it