What are you reading?

Star Wars: Republic Commando: Triple Zero by Karen Traviss

Oranges

I am still reading the same book and it's going nicely!

In 1941, the Luftwaffe's sleek and deadly Focke-Wulf 190 appeared from nowhere to terrorise the RAF. Even their best fighter, the Supermarine Spitfire MkV, was no match for it. The British needed an intact Fw190 to discover its weaknesses…and a way to defeat it.
The top brass came up with a simple but dangerous plan. A crack Commando squad would lead a raid to steal a Focke-Wulf from right under the Jerries' noses! All they needed was a pilot.
That's when Flight Lieutenant Tam McDermott stepped up. Fluent in German and with a working knowledge of Luftwaffe aircraft, he was perfect - if only he could survive his Commando training!

Forever Odd

Henrietta said:

Forever Odd

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I loved that series!

I'm reading The Power of a Praying Wife by Stormie Omartian

Nehemiah: a heart that can break by Kelly Minter

I've had a copy of Randy Alcorn's "Heaven" for a while. Guess this is a good time to start reading that.

"Go Forward! I will send you my Spirit." It's in Spanish.

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

I need a new book to read. I just finished The Fault in Our Stars and I have no idea what to follow it up with. I'm thinking of reading some Maureen Johnson books.

I hadn't heard of that book so I looked it up, sounds interesting. Did you like it?

cgreutman said:

I hadn't heard of that book so I looked it up, sounds interesting. Did you like it?

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Not sure if you were talking to me or Henrietta. I assume her but I feel like answering anyway.

I loved it, I liked all his books, though his first one Looking for Alaska is still the best to me of his. The other two were not quite as good as Fault but I think all of his books are worth reading.

No, I meant you, sorry for not being clear. They sound good, I'll have to try them sometime

I am reading Josh Hamilton's autobiography.

I'm rereading The Hobbit for the umteenth time (it's my favorite book ever ). Also rereading Dracula, or refinishing it I guess since I never finished it last time lol

Oh, I need to reread the Hobbit again too after going to see the movie. I have it sitting on my shelf but didn't put it on here because I haven't actually started yet lol

I'm reading Don Quixote.

I just started reading Catcher in the Rye for the first time. I keep seeing it on my dash and I'm working on a young adult book so I figured it would be a good idea to finally read it. It's starting kind of slow.