What's the last book you really enjoyed reading?

[Kasterborous]

I'm just over halfway through Dominion and loving it. I wasn't sure I'd like it, but am enjoying it so much I almost don't want to read it iyswim as then I will have finished it.

[Iwaswatchingthat]

I felt the same when I read 'the girl with the dragon tattoo'

I used to race home after drop off to read it, then was gutted when it finished.

The next two books were not as good IMO.

[maillotjaune]

Is Dominion CJ Sansom? I have just finished Dark Fire in his Shardlake series which was really enjoyable too.

[Spidermama]

Tracey Thorn's Bedsit Disco Queen.

[RainierWolfcastle]

Marriage material - just finished it

[Kasterborous]

Yes Dominion is C J Sansom. I've read Dissolution by him and am going to read the rest of the Shardlake ones too.

[DuchessofMalfi]

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami. Loved it :)

[tumbletumble]

Recently finished The Help by Kathryn Stockett - really enjoyed it.

[Amandine29]

I Capture the Castle. I can't believe it's taken me this long to read it. I should have read it as a teenager.

[JGBMum]

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
A friend loaned me the book, and I loved it. I recommended it to my book group as our next read, and everyone loved it (unheard of for us)

[Sallystyle]

Eleanor and Park.. beautiful.

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

I really like the Shardlake books. Dominion began well but fizzled off, imho.

I enjoyed King's Doctor Sleep, most recently.

[CelticPromise]

Life After Life by Kate Atkinson is my favourite this year.

[gazzalw]

Perfect - it was gentle, very sad if not tragic and very evocative of the 1970s....for me a 'perfect' combination

[Housesellerihope]

Me Before You by JOJo Moyes. I don't usually like sappy heart string-pulling stuff but this was very good and different from the rest.

[hackmum]

I have just finished Ring of Bright Water by Gavin Maxwell. Incredibly well-written, but also evocative and funny and immensely sad too. Really loved it.

[dontwanttobefatandforty]

just finished Room, I couldnt put it down!

[notnowbernard]

To kill a mocking bird

[mrswalker13]

Second vote for The Night Circus. Also loved The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Frye.

[Leo35]

I've just finished Life, Death and Vanilla Slices by Jenny Eclair. A melancholy read, but great storytelling. Didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did (is that damning with faint praise?).

[AvonCallingBarksdale]

gazzlaw I was going to say Perfect, too. I loved that even more than Harold Fry - really stayed with me.

[MrsDesperado]

Apple Tree Yard - consumed every spare minute I had! Mourning the absence of it in my life now...

[SparkleToffee]

Behind the scenes at the museum - Kate Atkinson ...... Beautiful book