To ask, what are you currently reading?

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I have just finished the Me Before You series and have serious book hangover. I've started The Silent Patient but still too hung up on my last book. Whats everyone reading?

11:22:63 is so good. It's actually on my pile to be reread soon. Currently reading The Bookshop of the Broken Hearted, good so far, about a 3rd in. Really looking forward to Jesse Burtons' new one, out in September I think.

Just discovered Tim Weaver,working my way through all his books.

Currently reading Fall from Grace.

Re-Reading The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett and also reading All The Light We Cannot See, which I thought I would love but am finding hard work.

I’ve also just finished An American Marriage. Loved it.
Just started The Year of the Runsways by Sunjeev Sahota. Decent so far.

Love these threads, that's a couple more ordered

I’m reading the first game of thrones book after years of avoiding the book and the tv show. I’m enjoying it a lot but I’m a painfully slow reader and have only read 68% after 8 weeks

I loved GOT. It wouldn't normally have appealed, but a very well read friend whose opinion I respect said to give it a try because it is so well written. I devoured the entire series.

I haven't watched them all as we don't have Sky.

Stillhouse Lake was unoutdownable. I think the author was influenced by The Ted Bundy murders, Dexter and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

There is No Planet B by Mike Berners-Lee
Very good, readable and informative.

Before that I re read Catch-22 in anticipation of the tv series.

"Russia Under the Old Regime" by Richard Pipes. And anything and everything written by Pipes. His knowledge of the entire Russian history, from before Russia became Russia to modern times, is... well, I don't even have words. I really wanted to know what they REALLY mean when they say 'Russia is a state of mind'. And now I know. Wow. Just wow.

I picked up fear of flying by erica jong so have just started that

I've just finished Ruth Jones' Never Greener which was easy light reading (and I could hear her voice doing the narration throughout, love her!)

Before that I read Vox and The Last - both let down by their endings IMO

Just picked up Elly Griffiths' Janus Stone - crime series centring on a forensic archaeologist. So far so good.

Agree with PP about Tombland - I love Shardlake!

Out Of Bounds by Val McDermid for my book group.

Calypso by David Sedaris. I'm not very impressed.

A lover of unreason - the story of Assia Wevill. Ted Hughes was an absolute XXXXX

Council by Snorri Kristjansson

A Viking murder mystery. I don't usually like murders or crime stories but I love all things Viking so giving this a go

Vox by Christina Dalcher. Its like Twitter meets the Handmaids Tale.

Loving seeing what everyone is reading! My TBR pile is already massive and I'm gonna have to add these to it too. Taking my little one to the library soon so no doubt come back with more.

Just finished The Retreat by mark Edwards . Now reading Karin Slaughter ‘s Triptych .

Just finished 'Travellers in the third reich' by Julia Boyd and am about to start 'A visitors companion to Tudor England' by Suzannah Lipscomb.

Diaries of Anne Lister aka Gentleman Jack. Can't put her down.

"Gone Viking" by Helen Russell.

The Poppy Girls by Margret Dickinson and then the follow up book Brookfield Girls. I now need to get the third in the series. !!!!

Have just finished Kingdom of the Blind, by Louise Penny, the most recent Armand Gamache book, and really enjoyed it. I sort of read The Dark Path, by Michelle Sacks - I think the reviewers must have read another book as it was utter drivel, with the most unpleasant people in it. I got up to page 127, decided it's no going to get better, and just speed read to the end. I'm just going now to finish Feat of a Mafia Don, by Michele Giuttari, and am enjoying that

I’ve also just finished Ruth Jones, Never Greener, loved it.

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I have downloaded it on to my kindle