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What Are You Reading In 2016?

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I'm about half way through.

 

I thought it was pretty good, and I feel the same about the series overall.

 

There's a lot of easily predictable things about the main characters, but the crimes in each of the books are pretty interesting.

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Just starting this one.

Just saw the trailer for Harlan Coben's next book, "Fool Me Once". :thumb: :thumb:

Started this earlier in the week. I think it's been on my shelf for ten years. I'm enjoying it, but wish I'd read it a little earlier. It is a bit dated.

 

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Trying to plod through this one, not sure if I'll go through all three books.

 

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Almost done. Got better as it went along.

Seriously haven't been able to put it down.

 

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Remarkably readable account of how the American Civil War was perceived abroad and the efforts both the Union and Confederacy put into not just the relations with foreign governments, but in seeking popular support overseas.

Seriously haven't been able to put it down.

 

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Remarkably readable account of how the American Civil War was perceived abroad and the efforts both the Union and Confederacy put into not just the relations with foreign governments, but in seeking popular support overseas.

 

I've had that on my wish list. I might have to move it up the list now.

I haven't thought this out too much, but I wonder if there would be any interest in something along the lines of a "book club" on here. We agree on a book, agree on a reading schedule, discuss it as we go. Just throwing it out there.

I haven't thought this out too much, but I wonder if there would be any interest in something along the lines of a "book club" on here. We agree on a book, agree on a reading schedule, discuss it as we go. Just throwing it out there.

 

I see the response has been overwhelming, but I would definitely be interested in something like this. I don't read at an mcpapa pace, but when it comes to reading, I always struggle picking out my next book and not having anyone to bounce thoughts off that has seen the same material. This would check off both boxes.

I haven't thought this out too much, but I wonder if there would be any interest in something along the lines of a "book club" on here. We agree on a book, agree on a reading schedule, discuss it as we go. Just throwing it out there.

I like this! I'm in!

Sounds good at first blush, but I'm not in. I want to read what I want on my own schedule. Why I never joined a local book club.

 

Now, if someone wants me to send them my copy of what I just finished - provided it's one I will part with (and most of them are), I'll mail it to you gratis.

I see the response has been overwhelming, but I would definitely be interested in something like this. I don't read at an mcpapa pace, but when it comes to reading, I always struggle picking out my next book and not having anyone to bounce thoughts off that has seen the same material. This would check off both boxes.

 

That was my thinking. Just people being able to talk about the same material.

 

I think the big difficulty would be finding a book everyone would at least find interesting and would provide enough material to talk about. I don't really know how to do that. :lol2:

 

At any rate, we'll leave the idea open and see if anyone else chimes in or has any thoughts.

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