What is on your Kindle this month?

[Anonymous]

Just finished a book and am looking for another.

I'm willing to pay a small fee but would be especially interested in anything that falls under the "unlimited" rubrix.

I tend to vaccilate between murder mystery/suspense, biographies, and the occasional chick lit (if it has some witty humor to it).

Any and all suggestions welcome!

[Anonymous]

I'm years behind-I'm currently reading gone girl borrowed from the library

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just finished a book and am looking for another.

I'm willing to pay a small fee but would be especially interested in anything that falls under the "unlimited" rubrix.

I tend to vaccilate between murder mystery/suspense, biographies, and the occasional chick lit (if it has some witty humor to it).

Any and all suggestions welcome!

I'm currently reading "Me Before Your" by Jo Jo Moyes. It's chick lit, but really, really good! It's an emotional read.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just finished a book and am looking for another.

I'm willing to pay a small fee but would be especially interested in anything that falls under the "unlimited" rubrix.

I tend to vaccilate between murder mystery/suspense, biographies, and the occasional chick lit (if it has some witty humor to it).

Any and all suggestions welcome!

I'm currently reading "Me Before Your" by Jo Jo Moyes. It's chick lit, but really, really good! It's an emotional read.

Sorry, it's "Me Before You"

[Anonymous]

I'm reading the Luckiest Girl Alive -- it's supposedly in the same genre as Gone Girl. So far, it's pretty good. I got it through my library. No need to buy Kindle books! Check with your library!

[Anonymous]

Recently finished a binge of Liane Moriarty books. They are fantastic. Can't wait until her next one is released.

[Anonymous]

Have you read "Girl on the Train"? It wasn't the best bill I've ever read but def a page turner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Recently finished a binge of Liane Moriarty books. They are fantastic. Can't wait until her next one is released.

OP here - I have pretty much pummeled through all of her books and love them. Is there any word on when she plans on releasing a new one?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm reading the Luckiest Girl Alive -- it's supposedly in the same genre as Gone Girl. So far, it's pretty good. I got it through my library. No need to buy Kindle books! Check with your library!

OP here - ain't got time for that! I love my Kindle; I love the ease of use and accessibility to new books when I'm done with an old one. The "unlimited" feature lets me borrow books without paying, similar to a library without the library visit. Having a full time job and kids to take care of limits my ability to browse the racks like I did when I was younger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm reading the Luckiest Girl Alive -- it's supposedly in the same genre as Gone Girl. So far, it's pretty good. I got it through my library. No need to buy Kindle books! Check with your library!

OP here - ain't got time for that! I love my Kindle; I love the ease of use and accessibility to new books when I'm done with an old one. The "unlimited" feature lets me borrow books without paying, similar to a library without the library visit. Having a full time job and kids to take care of limits my ability to browse the racks like I did when I was younger.

MoCo is has electronic books - and they get sent to your Kindle - without the library visit - and without having to pay for unlimited. I don't understand the whole Unlimited thing - MoCo has better selection and its free.

But for your original question - currently reading everything Changes by Jonathan Tropper and The Visitors by Sally Beaumann.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm reading the Luckiest Girl Alive -- it's supposedly in the same genre as Gone Girl. So far, it's pretty good. I got it through my library. No need to buy Kindle books! Check with your library!

OP here - ain't got time for that! I love my Kindle; I love the ease of use and accessibility to new books when I'm done with an old one. The "unlimited" feature lets me borrow books without paying, similar to a library without the library visit. Having a full time job and kids to take care of limits my ability to browse the racks like I did when I was younger.

There isn't any rack browsing - you go to the library website, search and checkout. The newer books are harder to get on demand, but the process is not much harder than buying a book from Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm reading the Luckiest Girl Alive -- it's supposedly in the same genre as Gone Girl. So far, it's pretty good. I got it through my library. No need to buy Kindle books! Check with your library!

OP here - ain't got time for that! I love my Kindle; I love the ease of use and accessibility to new books when I'm done with an old one. The "unlimited" feature lets me borrow books without paying, similar to a library without the library visit. Having a full time job and kids to take care of limits my ability to browse the racks like I did when I was younger.

There isn't any rack browsing - you go to the library website, search and checkout. The newer books are harder to get on demand, but the process is not much harder than buying a book from Amazon.

With all due respect, can we please get back to the original question? I'm looking for ideas for books to read. The modality I choose to obtain them is MY choice.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

The Lake House by Kate Morton. The Passenger by Lisa Lutz. Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff.

[Anonymous]

This Little Life.

[Anonymous]

I just finished M Train by Patti Smith, really enjoyed it. I'm now reading: Nagasaki: Life after Nuclear War and The Lost Child: A Novel.

(and I also read kindle books from the library, don't hate!)