What's The Last Book You Added To Your "To Read" List

Gannon · Post by **Gannon** » 30 Dec 2014, 20:10

The Bone Clocks, by my favourite author David Mitchell.

zeldas_lullaby · Post by **zeldas_lullaby** » 01 Jan 2015, 21:40

I just found a new book by an author I like at the bookstore! The author is Natalie D Richards, and I've read Six Months Later. I just found another similar-style book by her yesterday, so it's the most recent on the near-infinite to-read list!!

Eggroll · Post by **Eggroll** » 01 Jan 2015, 21:43

Lonigan trilogy- James T. Farrell

ylisa7 · Post by **ylisa7** » 02 Jan 2015, 07:39

Counting by 7s by Holly Goldberg Sloan

Happily Candied · Post by **Happily Candied** » 02 Jan 2015, 12:47

One of the last books I added to my list was Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book. My friend gifted me a beautiful hardcover edition from England recently and I'm really looking forward to diving into the story.

Soreta · Post by **Soreta** » 02 Jan 2015, 16:13

Leaving Time - Jodi Picoult

Jodi is visiting us later this month for a book signing, I am booked, paid and SUPER EXCITED!

ALynnPowers · Post by **ALynnPowers** » 03 Jan 2015, 00:55

After I finish the book I am reading now, I am going to read Dracula. Never read it before, so I figure I would give it a try.

Carla Hurst-Chandler · Post by **Carla Hurst-Chandler** » 03 Jan 2015, 07:35

French Women Don't Get Facelifts. Newly released and in queue at my local library.

bookiethemonster · Post by **bookiethemonster** » 03 Jan 2015, 13:18

A trilogy I previously missed out on but recently bought...
Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Claire

PashaRu · Post by **PashaRu** » 03 Jan 2015, 13:30

ALynnPowers wrote:After I finish the book I am reading now, I am going to read Dracula. Never read it before, so I figure I would give it a try.

Oh, I think you'll enjoy it. I've read it 2 or 3 times. If you can bear to sit through an old silent movie, I recommend Nosferatu. It's a German film made in 1922. It's basically the story of Dracula, but to avoid paying Bram Stoker's heirs they changed all the locations and character names (the vampire is Count Orlok). Even so, Stoker's heirs sued and a court ordered every copy of the film destroyed. Only by illegal means did one print survive. Today it's regarded as a masterpiece. I think it's really creepy. A few years ago I watched it alone one night and got kind of creeped out.

Okay, probably more than you wanted to know about that.

Since you're reading classics, ever read Dickens?

milliethom · Post by **milliethom** » 03 Jan 2015, 15:04

I've just added an Inspector Murdoch Mystery entitled, A Journeyman to Grief. I have only ever seen the Murdoch mysteries on TV, so thought I would see what the books are like. I think it should be a light read.