Reading update

Ever since I started blogging my reading lists, I have not done a good job at posting on a regular basis. The original goal was to post immediately after finishing a book. So far I have been going in chunks every few months. It has been 7 months since I last posted a reading nook update, so I apologize if I am leaving any out (and I am sure I am), but here goes it...

"Dear John" writen by Nicholas Sparks
This was a nice weekend read. Though extremely predictable, I recommend it. It's sweet, quick, and has a nice ending.



"Nineteen Minutes" write by Jodi Piccoult
If you are a Piccoult fan, I highly reccomend this one. If you haven't read her novels before, this is a good one to start with.




"Sundays at Tiffany's" written by James Patterson
Surprisingly this was my first Patterson novel. It's ok. Definately a quick read. Though I wouldn't go raving about it, I wouldn't steer anyone away from it either.


The "Sookie Stackhouse Series" written by Charlaine Harris
Honestly, this series leaves seomthing to be desired. Though there was something about it that kept me reading, I don't reccomend it. I will say however that it is 100 times better than the HBO series (worst show ever produced) and that although it starts out slow, I really enjoyed books 3 and 4. Not to mention my newly developed fictitional crush on Eric.

What I'm Reading

Wow! I can't believe I haven't posted my books list since April 29th!!!!! Well, here is what I have read since my last book post...

As you can see I got a little out of control with this series. I am currently readding two novels, entertaining both stories depending on my mood.

Books!!!!!

I forgot that I wanted to post about the reading I have been doing!!!! I haven't been a novel reader since I was about 10. In November we started a book club (by we I mean myself, Molly, Karly, Jeanine, Kelly, Heather, and Laura). We decided to give "TWILIGHT" a shot since it was all the rage. Can I tell you I LOVE that series? I have since read all 4 (they each range anywhere from 400-800 pages and it took me no more than a week per book. I HIGHLY recommend them if you like cheese or television shows aired on the WB). Since then our book club also read "Plain Truth" by Jodi Picoult (which I also recommend, great character development). I am now reading book 1 (Dark Lover) of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series as well as another Picoult book titled "Picture Perfect". Next month (with new member Meghan Conant!!!) the book club is reading "In the Company of the Courtesan" by Sarah Dunant.

What's even more exciting is that all of my night time television watching has been replaced by reading (except for The Biggest Loser on Tuesdays).

Yay for books!!!!!

Books read from November to April: