What was the last book you bought?

[GabrielaKelly]

Recently I bought Next to Love by Ellen Feldman. The story is based on three childhood friends and last night started to read it.

[heartgirl99]

"in one person" - john irving

typically bittersweet tale but as always, a terrific read!

[gryphon]

Uncle Scrooge: Only A Poor Old Man by Carl Barks.

[gryphon]

The Amazing Spider-man Omnibus Volume 2 by Stan Lee And John Romita Sr.

[Sunshyne1]

11/22/63 by Stephen King...and so far it's an excellent read.
Not his usual style...not ghosties...but im still loving it.

[gryphon]

Radioactive man radioactive repository volume 1 by Matt Groening and others.

[princessjen]

Tomorrow, when the war began book 2.

[Natalka]

Hunger Games trilogy - didn't see the movie, but am halfway through the first book, and it's very good. Glad I'm reading the book first.

[frugal50]

i don't buy books, i borrow them from the library.

[ninna]

I just read Ami McKay's "The Virgin Cure" in about 2 days flat (hehe. It was a 7-day loan book so it had to be speedy!). I enjoyed it.

Before that I read Michael Ondaatje's "The Cat's Table." I've loved Ondaatje's books in the past but wasn't a fan of this particular one.

Currently reading "A Good House" by Bonnie Burnard. So far, I like it.

[OpheliaDence]

Recently I bought ‘The Next Always’ by Nora Roberts it’s based on fictional romance which creates in a real location and I’m willing to read the entire book.

[muggos0101]

Hunger Games trilogy - didn't see the movie, but am halfway through the first book, and it's very good. Glad I'm reading the book first.

I got a kobo and downloaded a bunch of books.. I heard hunger games was popular so I started reading... I got about two thirds through the first book when I got the feeling it was written for teenage girls. I read the rest of the series anyway. Somewhat shameful, somewhat disappointing, still entertaining.

I went from that to reading Stephen King, who I have never read before... let me just say his writing style will be a breath of fresh air if you have ever dragged yourself through the hunger games series. Nothing personal against Mrs. Collins, but after I read that her husband had helped her fill in plot holes, I was surprised either of them ever finished high school.

[GoJays]

the last few weeks i've read the first two in the hunger games trilogy, waiting for the third from the library
finished the 5-book series that suzanne collins wrote before hunger games - kids books but entertaining just the same
am almost finished What the Night Knows by dean koontz
just finished 11.22.63 by stephen king - took a week with that one, it was a goodie.. very interesting as to his ideas of what might have become of the world if jfk wasn't assassinated.. the whole time travel thing boggles my mind -impossible and paradoxes galore- but i find it very compelling

[GoJays]

looking forward to the new SK called Doctor Sleep, don't know when it'll be out yet

[xox2010]

The past few weeks I've been reading pretty much all Dean Koontz books - at this point I think I've read about 3/4 of the books he's wrote. I read all 4 of his Frankenstein books - awesome series! Plus a bunch of his thrillers - The Face, Velocity, What the night knows, The eyes of darkness and more. Honestly, I have yet to read a book of his I haven't liked.

I also discovered the Witch and Wizard series by James Patterson - the first book was pretty good and I'm just waiting to get the other two from the library...