Currently Reading?

[Phoebe Jordan]

Since this is a community on blogging about books I was wondering what everyone is currently reading and blogging about. I love to find new authors and books that others are reading and loving, so I'll start with what I'm currently reading.

I'm currently reading Promise of the Rose by Brenda Joyce.

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer.

[Beth Fish]

I just started Heat by Bill Buford.

[Bobbie Crawford-McCoy]

I'm reading Too Far Gone by Marliss Melton.

-Bobbie

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer.

[Miriam Parker]

I'm reading POLAR by T.R. Pearson. Hilarious and amazingly written.

[Lucia]

The Story of Edgar Sawtelle. Although, I put it down after reading the first 3 chapters and I'm having a devil of a time picking it back up again. Must just be my head isn't very receptive right now. Meh.

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading Her Sexiest Surprise by Dawn Atkins.

[Bobbie Crawford-McCoy]

I'm reading Wish You Were Here by Lani Diane Rich.

-Bobbie

[JonJon]

I've just started 'If you could see me now' by Cecilia Ahern. Not so new, but a good story..

[Brian]

I recently finished In the Woods by Tana French, which I thought was pretty good. I could appreciate the characters and the story was pretty engaging. Now I'm switching away from fiction, although The Story of Edgar Sawtelle is still waiting for me to get beyond the first chapter. I've started reading Thomas L. Friedman's Hot, Flat and Crowded, which is all about the green revolution. It's quite intriguing. For instance, I didn't know that Ronald Regan removed the solar panels that Jimmy Carter installed on the White House during his administration. It's full of interesting history, although I haven't gotten into what it all means and Friedman's take on what we should do about it.

[Jessica Selzer]

I actually just finished the 'Twilight' series!

- But read my book "Do It Afraid"

www.do-it-afraid.com

[Kylee]

I am currently reading The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath.

I've recently (within the last hour) posted about a book that I came across in the School Library Journal.