What are you reading right now ?

gregs317 · Post by **gregs317** » 31 Mar 2025, 21:52

I am about 3/4 of the way through "Elphie: A Wicked History". I like it very much - it's about the childhood of Elphaba, the wicked witch in Wizard of Oz. I would recommend it.

Abhishek Kumar Mishra · Post by **Abhishek Kumar Mishra** » 02 Apr 2025, 07:14

Currently I am reading The Stylite by Shane Hallawa.

HeyLayna · Post by **HeyLayna** » 02 Apr 2025, 19:10

Currently reading Darkdawn by Jay Kristoff. I’m struggling through it only because I’ve already read the first two in the series and I feel like I need to finish it. It’s interesting, but kind of slow at times.

Renan Pereira · Post by **Renan Pereira** » 02 Apr 2025, 23:16

The Last Rival: A Time of our Choosing by Kyle Palmer.

Hee Ray · Post by **Hee Ray** » 03 Apr 2025, 08:01

Currently reading Remember Me by Christopher Pike. I read this years ago but I can still feel how impressive it is despite already knowing what’s gonna happen next.

urrutiap · Post by **urrutiap** » 05 Apr 2025, 21:39

still reading Wheel of Time Gathering Storm.

also this month I'll be reading the old Jurassic Park 2 novel The Lost World.

Miriam Abril Villa · Post by **Miriam Abril Villa** » 06 Apr 2025, 08:05

I'm currently reading Sunrise on the Reaping, the new Hunger Games book by Suzanne Collins, I'm loving how it connects with the story we already know, and the depth it adds to Haymitch's character.

gregs317 · Post by **gregs317** » 06 Apr 2025, 17:24

I just started reading "Wicked", by Gregory Maguire. It's book 1 in a 4-part series. I'm enjoying it so far.

Global Group of Institutes · 07 Apr 2025, 23:21

I am currently Reading the Book "The Rich Dad and the Poor Dad", What a Writing , What a Inspiring Story, Seriously Friends Mind-Blowing Story, you must read and apply to your real life.

margherita mantovani · Post by **margherita mantovani** » 08 Apr 2025, 08:01

A tale of two cities by Charles Dickens. I'm halfway through the book so far, and I find it very well written, although I find it difficult at times as I'm not a native English speaker.

urrutiap · Post by **urrutiap** » 08 Apr 2025, 16:05

just started reading the ebook Star Wars Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire for my Kindle Fire just a few minutes ago. I wish more books like that would be made.

I still enjoy the old Essential Guide to Droids and Essential Guide to whatever else related to Star Wars

Jen Cowhig · Post by **Jen Cowhig** » 08 Apr 2025, 19:12

I am currently listening to the audiobook of “When Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” by Caitlin Doughty. Ive followed her on socials for a while and finally felt ready to pick up her books. I love it when authors narrate there own books.

Jen Cowhig · Post by **Jen Cowhig** » 08 Apr 2025, 19:14

A book I recently finished was Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green and I highly recommend it. It’s about how disease shapes society and relationships. It isn’t a book purely about disease and politics, it has fun facts and ends with hope. If you are looking for a new book, consider picking up this New York Times Bestseller

Jen Cowhig · Post by **Jen Cowhig** » 08 Apr 2025, 19:15

Miriam Abril Villa wrote: ↑06 Apr 2025, 08:05 I'm currently reading Sunrise on the Reaping, the new Hunger Games book by Suzanne Collins, I'm loving how it connects with the story we already know, and the depth it adds to Haymitch's character.

This is next on my TBR as my library just got it. I’m so excited to read about Haymitch’s story and I know that this book will make me cry

Rebecca Graf Kayne · Post by **Rebecca Graf Kayne** » 11 Apr 2025, 08:42

Yesterday at the pediatrician's office, I picked up the book Rita and Ralph's Rotten Day, by Carmen Agra Deedy, to read to my kids. It's the cutest children's book about two kids who meet in between their houses every day to play, but one day they have a fight. They deal with feelings of sadness, frustration, and learn to say sorry.
It was such a sweet (and accurate) book that I'm buying it for my kids.