What are you reading now?

[Mrs. MD, Esq.]

Niener, I have a very embarrassing library on my nook for that reason...terrible character development (usually, though there have been exceptions -- especially if it's the first book in a series, I've found). Don't feel bad! It's like they develop those titles to embarrass!

[L.Jane]

I totally forgot that I also have waiting for me on my kindle or at the library to read:

Out of Oz - the final book in the wicked series by Gregory Maguire
These girls : a novel by Sarah Pekkanen

[HouseofWool]

Glad to see I'm not the only one who has discovered the free written pron.

[Tenacious_D]

50 Shades of Grey (the 3rd book) on the kindle and Girl with a Dragon Tattoo...I like to keep it mature and classy

[poky]

Girl with a Dragon Tattoo

I just started that last night, because the next Gregor book wasn't on my kindle.

[SoonerTexan]

I haven't really read anything in a year except Southern Living magazines, but I heard an interview with the author of a book that came out today, Gone Girl, and it really intrigued me, so it made it to my kindle.

[oceanchild]

I'm reading The Last Boy, a biography of Mickey Mantle. My dad was a big Mantle fan growing up, and I feel like I'm gaining as much insight about the era and my dad as I am about Mantle himself.

I just ordered Molokai, which is my book club's pick of the month.

And I just finished The Barbarian Nurseries, which I just loved and would recommend to everyone, but in particular anyone who's ever lived in southern California.

[ladymoreta]

I heard an interview with the author of a book that came out today, Gone Girl, and it really intrigued me, so it made it to my kindle.

I've also been looking forward to reading Gone Girl!

[Vanquisher]

IMSN, Facebook, and MSNBC. I'm awesome like that.

[SoonerTexan]

IMSN, Facebook, and MSNBC. I'm awesome like that.

That's my usual line up, too, except replace MSNBC with random blogs.

[houseelf]

I'm on the look out for some good nonfiction. I like the pop culture non fiction stuff like Freakonomics, Post American World, Nurture Shock, The Black Swan, Outliers. Anyone reading anything thought provoking like this?

I picked up Game of Thrones today. I am also reading my usual assortment of trashy novels and magazines.

[ladymoreta]

I'm so excited for those of you reading Game of Thrones! It's so good!

[medpedspouse]

The vineyard at the end of the world by Ian Mount. DH bought it for me. If i did not have that, I'd be reading some Kindle free book.

[medpedspouse]

DH looooves Game of Thrones. He says the tv series is pretty close to the books. I think it is a little too bloody for me...are the books more graphic or less graphic?

[ladymoreta]

Definitely more graphic. Less awkwardly placed sex scenes, but just as much. The violence is much more, although a lot of it is told second-hand. In spite of how the first season/book went, GRRM is pretty protective of his main characters.