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Currently on my nihtstand: A Wall of Liht by Edeet Ravel

Your turn: What book is currently on your  nihtstand? 

Comments

[Marcia]

I'm reading Eclipse by Dalton Trumbo - a book he wrote about my home town that's been out of print for 40 years.

[amy]

Fall on Your Knees by Anne-Marie MacDonald. I've read it several times. It's very good, but very dark. and then for a little light reading, there is Andrew Greeley's Angel Fire. my favorite of all his books.

[Jill]

The Collected Poems of Sylvia Plath.

[iliana]

My nightstand is about to topple over with all the books :)

Higher up on the stack is Fall on Your Knees by Ann-Marie MacDonald.

[Nancy]

I have a huge stack! The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury and Shaman's Crossing by Robin Hobb are on the top.

[Erin]

The Pleasure of my Company by Steve Martin.

I just finished Memoirs of a Geisha and it was the most beautiful, mesmerizing book I've ever read. I highly recommend it!

[Marie]

Prodigal Summer - Barbara Kingsolver

[deana]

I just finished Prep last week...I am debating on what to buy or start next. I hear good things about Historian, the new vampire book.

[Noelle]

I don't have a nightstand, but the book that is currently following me around the house from place to place is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

[kenju]

"Until I Find You" by John Irving. It has taken me months to nearly finish it (sort of an odd premise for a book).

[Mo]

The Girlfriends' Guide to Pregnancy by Vicki Iovine.

[LilRed]

I am embearrassed to admit that my answer is the same as the last time you asked ...
"The Reagans: Portrait of a Marriage"

Unfortunately, I just haven't had a lot of time to read lately ...

Oh, Michele! Thank you for the link!

[Jo-less]

'The Kite Runner' by Khaled Hosseini. I'm really enjoying it so far. I'm also attempting to make my way through 'Metamorphoses', and I'm reading 'The Old Patagonian Express' in my lunchhour. All nicely varied to give me options.

[meeta]

Chronicles of Narnia and Angels Flight.

[Mamacita]

Two by Elizabeth Enright: Thimble Summer, and The Sea Is All Around.

Yes, I specialize in children's and YA books. And, I genuinely love them.

[Courtney]

Still Pride and Prejudice; I'm reading it slowly.

[Nienke]

Rebel Ice by SL Viehl

[amanda]

Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, David Sedaris

[plumkrazzee]

Monkeewrench by P.J. Traci

[Wisconsin Karen]

"The Adventures of Augie March" by Saul Bellow which I'm finding exceedingly boring. (It's a book club selection.)

"Christ the Lord" by Anne Rice which I'm finding really interesting.

[raehan]

Linda Hogan, The Woman Who Watches Over the World

and

Anna Karenina

I needed a comfort read this weekend so I re-read To Kill A Mockingbird on Saturday.

[Kitty]

To Light a Candle - Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory.

This is the second book in the series and has finally just come out in paperback which is why I'm devouring it now.

[monique]

I, Elizabeth by Rosalind Miles (love her writing) and coming up soon after that The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood.

[Scouser]

The complete Chronicles of Narnia. I haven't started reading them yet but they're there just waiting to be started

[Carl V.]

A World Out of Time by Larry Niven

[JAnet]

The Sex Life of Cannibals :)

[robin]

Dreamcatcher, by Stephen King. Tried to read it when it first came out and was totally bored, so I decided to give it another try.

[emaleejayne]

I recently received four books from Amazon.fr:
The Cell by Stephen King
Only Girl in the Car by K. Dobie
Sickened by Julie Gregory
Mr. Maybe by Jane Green
As soon as I finish my current book, I'm diving in!

[Vanessa_AR]

The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. It's wonderful. The Kite Runner was another really good read.

[Radioactive Jam]

"Moving Pictures" by Terry Pratchett, and
"The Final Key : Part Two of Triad" by Catherine Asaro.

[Arethusa]

I think that the novel I'm still reading from the last time you asked this--I start and consider so many it's hard to keep track--was "Shroud" from a Mr. John Banville. His books are relatively short but I find that I must take my time.

I'm also on "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte, of which I'm ambivalent about and "Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World" by Haruki Murakami.

[Kat]

Native Tongue by Carl Hiaasen. Stole it from a friend's house when hungover so its different from my normal reads.

[Zinnia Cyclamen]

"Watching The English" by Kate Fox.

[Tania]

I just finished The Beast (by Anders Roslund & Borge Hellstrom), which is a Swedish novel that deals with some heavy issues: child molestors, vigilante justice, and prison life.

This morning I started The Killing of the Tinkers by Ken Bruen. It's an Irish crime fiction novel, with a unique writing style and powerful story.

[WebKittyn]

Mary Mary by James Patterson and Stephen King's new one, Cell.

[MommaK]

"Night Fall" by Nelson DeMille

[keb]

Until last night it was The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks.

I bought The Divine Comedy this weekend by Dante and I'll be reading that next.

[TN Chick]

I don't have a book on mine :)

[mar]

The Chronicles of Narnia. Reading the novels (in one book) now for the first time. I was busy with the Spanish classics as a kid! Pending: Helen Fielding's Olivia Joules and the overactive imagination.

[YellowRose]

Just finished "Wicked, Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West" by Gregory Maguire, excellent book!!!

Now reading his "Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister"

[Thumper]

The Time Traveler's Wife

I bought this, what, a year ago? It's been sitting on my bookshelf since then...until my 22 year old son picked it up and read it in one night, then declared You Must Read This. So I am :)

[Melissa]

The Good Life by Jay McInerney. I try to read everything he writes.

[tommy]

Small Gods, Terry Pratchett.

[archshrk]

Still on my last book (consequence of ideas)but I plan to read Mere Chritianity by C.S. Lewis next.

[Jessica]

Just finished Piratica, a young adult novel by Tanith Lee. Don't know what I'll read next...

[Marybeth]

Finding Your Own North Star by Martha Beck...very interesting.

[Yara]

biology part 2 and sometimes chemistry part 1 & 2 (I don't really read I just do my homework)

[Jill]

Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris

[Ciera]

Unforgotten by Kristen Heitzmann

glad you liked the avatar girl :)

[Amanda]

I just finished The Cider House Rules by John Irving and am about to start Anna Karenina my Leo Tolstoy.