What Are You Reading 2

[author3]

I'm reading the third Skulduggery Pleasant book The Faceless Ones

[Bouncy Castle]

I'm reading the third Skulduggery Pleasant book The Faceless Ones

I think I'm on the second one!! It's been a long time since I put it down.

Still trawling through the latest Briant & May, and the new Mr Monk book landed on my desk yesterday!!

[Tonyblack]

Coraline, by Neil Gaiman!

[Who's Wee Dug]

Iv'e had a hiatus with my reading of Apocolypse Cow but back on track and nearly finished.

[Bouncy Castle]

Finally finished the Bryant & May I was reading.

Got a new Mr Monk to start.

[Tonyblack]

Reading Sharpe's Fury by Bernard Cornwell. This was the last of the Sharpe books written to date and I realised that I'd only read it once.

[pip]

Reading Sharpe's Fury by Bernard Cornwell. This was the last of the Sharpe books written to date and I realised that I'd only read it once.

Nearly finished the Penultimate Truth by Philip K Dick and The English Ghost by Peter Ackroyd so hopefully can start the Terry Pratchett Prize winners books very soon. Not gettin a lot read at the moment

[Bouncy Castle]

You'll get a load of reading done when you have to sit up with a crying baby all night!!

[pip]

You'll get a load of reading done when you have to sit up with a crying baby all night!!

I have loads of TV series saved for that

[Who's Wee Dug]

I'm reading The Highway Men by ken MacLeod it's only a novelette but good so far.

[serendipnick]

I'm currently juggling The Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht (interesting so far), A Tale of Two Cities, Tina Fey's autobiography Bossypants and Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers. I switch between them depending on my moods.

I finished Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere over the weekend after reading American Gods - loved them both and really wish he'd flesh out the Neverwhere universe.

[chris.ph]

live and let drood by simon r green

[TwoShotTino]

I don't get through half as many books as the rest of you but I'm currently reading The Innocent Mage - Karen Miller and enjoying it so far

[Catch-up]

Just started Unholy Night by Seth Grahame Smith. Off to a good start!

[Antiq]

Valley of the Horses, by Jean Auel. Second in the Earth's Children series. I really like this series, even if a lot of it is speculation, but really interesting nevertheless.