What are you reading right now ?

[Maryam Yaqoob]

Suggestions required for books fiction /non fiction easy to understand and have written in a simple English because by searching ambiguous words in dictionary break the interest of a reader.....

[Genesis Haney]

I am currently reading Columbus, Slave Trader by Marcus Wilson and it is an amazing read the fact that I loved the most about this book was the perspective of the Taíros.

[Marcela Gurrola]

I just finished We are Voulhire: A new arrival under great skies and I really enjoyed it. Specially the way the author crafted the plot and the characters, it feels real, and you can transport yourself to this new world. The villains, which in the author´s opinion are the most important characters are really compelling.

[Marcela Gurrola]

Right now, I´m reading the sample of the novel Drawn from life, by Sarah P. Blanchard. The first part is a bit slow, but I liked the way she portraits the two main characters, one strong-willed and the other shy and timid, not facing her cousin in what I read as a relation of abuse.

[Sarah Vinchu]

Current text
Title: Opaque: Scion Saga Book 1
By Calix Leigh-Reign

Absolutely thrilling.

[Katarina Pavlovic 1]

Currently reading "The Karamazov Brothers" Excellent book

[Aarya Gondkar]

I just finished reading 'Entanglement-Quantum and Otherwise'. It's a great read for people interested in psychological and philosophical books, as it has a complex storyline with complicated characters. You can find a more detailed summary in my latest review.

[Jen Cowhig]

The last book I read for OBC was “A Vanishing Kind” a memoir about controversial conservationist John Wamsley.

I’m currently reading a book of poetry, Mary Oliver’s “Dog Songs”

[Jen Cowhig]

I just finished reading 'Entanglement-Quantum and Otherwise'. It's a great read for people interested in psychological and philosophical books, as it has a complex storyline with complicated characters. You can find a more detailed summary in my latest review.

I also read and reviewed that book! It was super interesting. I passed it by because I thought it was going to lean science fiction but it was not at all like that, instead it was a psychological thriller about human nature.

[Aarya Gondkar]

I also read and reviewed that book! It was super interesting. I passed it by because I thought it was going to lean science fiction but it was not at all like that, instead it was a psychological thriller about human nature.
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Ah, haha. I understand why the title of the book might have confused you. I did, however, like the story and character development. I love stories that are psychologically stimulating. Even in the genre of horror, I find the slow psychological thrillers far scarier than jumpscares and scary-looking characters. Would you like to go through my review? It hasn't been posted yet...might get posted soon though!

[Maria Calderon 9]

Hello!
I am very excited to be part of this community.
I am currently reading:

• Tom Sawyer: It is a classic book, I've enjoyed it a lot because it's so funny and interesting. Sometimes I feel identified with the adventures of Tom and his friends. I also liked that I can get more information about the 1800s

And what are you reading?

[Amanda M Baxter]

I am currently reading Authentically Anchored by Shonda Ramsey, The Prayer Box by Lisa Wingate and Craving Community (a Bible Study) from The Daily Grace company.

[Sara Leony]

I love hearing about what other people are reading!

it is always fun to get some good ideas for a new book to binge on.
I am currently reading "The Venice Conspiracy" by Jon Trace, its about a 500 page book following our main character Tom Shaman as he gets involved with Italian police as they try to uncover the strange ritualistic killings taking place across Venice. It has a very intriguing 2 way pov following the past and the present.

Please do check out the book if your interested in reading edgy thriller crime novels!

[Genesis Haney]

Right now I am reading a book called "The Emotional Alchemy of Healing" by Rachel Marie Rabatin it is an amazing book that teaches you to deal with pain and elaborates on the importance of having confidence in yourself. In this book the author tells us techniques that she wished someone had told her when she had gone through the pain of losing someone important. I would definitely reccomedation this book to anyone going through pain.

[hanaduheric]

Jumping on what seems to be an old trend.
I am currently reading "The Witch of Grič" by Marija Jurić Zagorka. The version I'm reading has six parts (online it says seven ). I'm on part five! I can't wait to finish the whole series and see how loose ends tie up. I love this series and would recommend it to a historical fiction and romance lover.