What book are you reading or recently read?

[heartgirl99]

Me too!

it's probably just me but after reading 3 (?) of her books i don't think i need to read any more by her. they're all the same......

[lilo0003]

The Family Upstairs. Lisa Jewel. Not too predictable and I listen to it as an audiobook and the narration was good.

[GoJays]

it's probably just me but after reading 3 (?) of her books i don't think i need to read any more by her. they're all the same......

Haha, that is the exact reason I haven't read a Janet Evanovich novel since number 20

[flemeth]

Watching you by Lisa Jewell
I just finish Then she was gone by Lisa Jewell

[lilo0003]

Watching you by Lisa Jewell
I just finish Then she was gone by Lisa Jewell

I am listening to Watching you, I really like her stuff.

[flemeth]

I am listening to Watching you, I really like her stuff.

I am also liking her books only read those 2 after I think @GoJays and @walkonby said something about her books.

[flemeth]

One Good Deed by David Baldacci

[luvthefree]

total control- david balducci

[ashleyow]

I'm finishing Misery - Stephen King. Not very pleasant reading, but I can't take my eyes off the book!

[alohamom]

Just started The Death of Mrs Westaway by Ruth Ware - so far it is a lot of fun!

[luvthefree]

see jane run by joy fielding

[flemeth]

Just finish - I Found You by Lisa Jewell
Starting - The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware will be my first book by her

[Ciel]

Halfway through the non-fiction book, A Victory Garden for Trying Times: A Memoir by Debi Goodwin.

Saw this quotation in the book and thought of @cyn88canada :

But I found my favourite survivalist garden movement online. The Zombie Victory Garden website offered insight into growing vegetables to prepare for the zombie apocalypse. Their motto: "The Zombies Are Coming! Quick! Plant Something!"

The book is about how the author coped while her spouse was getting cancer treatment. I think this memoir ought to be the second book one reads, right after Twisting Fate, when one is waiting on biopsy results. The scenes in doctors' offices and in the hospitals do unnerve me while reading at night or early morning. But think of the book as DIY research 101-what might be your path if you decide to take standard of care which seems more like a gauntlet of how mean can healthcare professionals be to a person's psyche and body. I can only imagine how the dietitian in the book might have acted towards my rail-thin father if she were to berate him for not eating enough to keep his mass up. Not like he could tell whatever was within him to stop doing the internal damage/cachexia. His legs were the first parts of his body that got too thin.

Upside-the garlic clove images on certain chapter pages plus talk of when to plant seeds or sets in one's garden. Author loved her seed catalogues.

[GoJays]

Currently reading The Warehouse by Rob Hart

[flemeth]

Just finished No Man’s Land by David Baldacci
Starting The girls in the garden by Lisa Jewell