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Read "The Art of Racing in the Rain" a few weeks ago. I finished "The Girl in Steel Capped Boots" about 2 weeks ago, I finished Wuthering Heights last night, and I am currently up to chapter 14 of Jane Eyre. I also have "The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry" on hold at the local library.
A period novel called 'A comfortable wife'.
Just read Beautiful Creatures and now will start the rest of the series.
Decided to have another go at Les Miserables seeing as there's so much hype about the movie. *Finally* got past the endless descriptions of totally boring things about the bishop and hoping things get more interesting from here!
got "beyond the sling" for xmas so already into it =)
Dalai llama, the art of happiness.
Re-reading Mildred Pierce by James Cain. One of my all time favourites.
I also love the film.
It's a good reminder why you shouldn't spoil your kids ;)
About to start The Constant Gardener. I think I read it years ago and I love the film. I also have The Tiger's Wife to read.
I've just started reading the casual vacancy which DH bought me for Xmas. So far its ok....
The film is great. I haven't read the book though.:
Onto Mystery at Mercy Close.
Have bought about 4-5 magazines also. Complete trash.
I need some complete trash.
Just finished "Gray Matter' by Dr David Levy - a brain surgeon, very interesting read.
I'm reading New Idea.
Huzzah.
I just finished Oh Dear Sylvia by Dawn French. Hmm light read slightly odd but easy.
Just started a new Maeve Binchy called Full House. She has some characters from her other books and some new ones. She never disappoints.
I finished Beautiful Disaster, great book really. Along the lines of Crossfire Trilogy and 50 shades...much better than 50 shades, that couldn't be too hard :lol:
Just started 'Worth fighting for' the by Lise Niemi Swayze.
I just finished reading "Room" by Emma Donoghue.
It was quite a good book! Not the best i've read, but it definitely had me interested and was quite an interesting topic for a book IMO. :)
I just finished A Wanted Man by Lee Child. I always enjoy his books :)