The CS Book Club - Book Discussion Thread

[iqtrash]

Oh I love this! I’m actually reading 4 different arcs currently from netgalley? I’m a reviewer on book related apps. I can’t say as of right now if I’d recommend these. But The War of Lost Hearts trilogy, one of my favorites just got picked up by a publisher! Highly recommend <3

[heresalittlefaith]

I just finished book 6/25 this year! I struggled through Interview with a vampire a bit, then hit the ground running with the Cat and Mouse Duet series by H.D Carlton.

[ClarkG23]

Hi y'all! I'm reading Lightlark rn and it's very slay, I recommend it to tweens and young teens lolz

[KikisDelivery97]

I’m NEARLY done with IT by Stephen King, first time ever reading this one although I’ve seen all the movies, including the 1990 version which was my very first horror movie and it scared me to death as a kid haha. But the book has been pretty good so far, although very long and arguably could be shorter but that’s just Stephen King. I’m excited to check this one off the list in the next few days though as it’ll be the longest book I’ve ever read!

[Khefri-Sun]

I'm currently reading/listening to The Dragon's Love by Samantha Sabian and I can feel it physically transforming my brain chemistry. Like if I wasn't a sword lesbian before.....I am now lol.

It's nice too, because I've been broke so my reading has been mostly re-reads (I was about the restart The Locked Tomb series for the third time), so I'm really glad I'm clicking with this book because there's FOURTEEN in the series. I'm going to be set for a hot minute!

Other notable recent reads that weren't re-reads was Tea You at the Altar, which is the third book of the Tomes and Tea series by Rebecca Thorne. It was an enjoyable read if not life changing.

[heresalittlefaith]

I just finished The Bone Garden by Tess Gerritsen and it was sooooooo good

[katarinabluu]

hiii! ive currently been rereading the harry potter series! i wanted to because of a mix of nostalgia and also wanting to revive my childlike joy (lol). the last time that i read these was when i was in elementary school probably around grade 5-6th. whilst i don't remember finishing the last 5th, 6th or even 7th book when i was younger im so excited to be on arguably, my favorite book - besides goblet of fire(robert pattinson, my beloved of almost 10 years).

also, if you guys havent downloaded good reads i recommend it! its quite enjoyable reading other peoples reviews after you finish or even before! theres also reading challenges. so far i've only read 5 books, but my goal is 30! which at first i thought was so small, but realising we are already in april lol, i need to grind.

what is your guys favorite book you've read this year so far?

[heresalittlefaith]

hiii! ive currently been rereading the harry potter series! i wanted to because of a mix of nostalgia and also wanting to revive my childlike joy (lol). the last time that i read these was when i was in elementary school probably around grade 5-6th. whilst i don't remember finishing the last 5th, 6th or even 7th book when i was younger im so excited to be on arguably, my favorite book - besides goblet of fire(robert pattinson, my beloved of almost 10 years).

also, if you guys havent downloaded good reads i recommend it! its quite enjoyable reading other peoples reviews after you finish or even before! theres also reading challenges. so far i've only read 5 books, but my goal is 30! which at first i thought was so small, but realising we are already in april lol, i need to grind.

what is your guys favorite book you've read this year so far?

I read the Harry Potter series for the first time last year and honestly, it was pretty good! I get why they're popular, even if their author sucks for various reason.

My favorite book so far are the duet books of Haunting/Hunting Adeline. They're adult books so I can't recommend them to anyone under 18, but they are really good.

[cswolf.]

I haven't read a single book this year so far ahah so busy
I will try and catch up my goal starting in May!