"Simon Wiesenthal: The Life and Legends" by Tom Segev

"Obama's Wars" by Bob Woodward. As you can imagine, this is not light reading.

"Wonder Boys" by Michael Chabon.

"Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves" by P.G. Wodehouse.

I am reading "deaf sentence" by David Lodge right now. I just started on it so I don't have much to report, yet. I just finished Freedom (reviewed it on the Freedom thread; liked it but found it flawed as did most of the rest of you).

Just finished How to Read the Air. Loved it.

My D's are 4, 10, and 11. I bring m Kindle and read in the car while waiting for them to finish school, practice etc.

Strangers at thr Feast, The Passage, and (for the maudlin in me) One Day.

Recently read The Lacuna and really loved it. That's Barbara Kingsolver.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just thought I'd start the latest round.

I finished Sarah's Key. Thought it was pretty poorly written, but I couldn't help thinking about the book after I finished anyway. Next up is Madeline Albright's biography, which was recommended on DCUM.

Madeline Albright's biography is one of the best things I ever read. She is truly an inspiration.

Are you speaking of "Read My Pins?" (autobiography) or is there a biography that is good?

Great Gatsby - I am mixing in a classic every once in a while.

DS is 13 months - I read when he is napping or at night.

Kids are 5 and 6

Read: The Geography of Happiness (loved it - easy to pick up/put down when busy as each chapter stands alone). "little bee" - good book, but heavy (about a girl from Nigeria who immigrates to the UK). Want to read "the room" and "enders game". Have :the girl who" trilogy, but for some reason haven't started it. The only time I have to read is after the kids go to bed and the dishes and laundry are done/started.

3 and 5. They go to bed at 8 so that's when I read. Unless I'm on DCUM, of course

Anonymous wrote:How old is everyone's DC (that you have time to read)? Just wondering if I'm doing something wrong or just have to be patient....

I read at night after DD is in bed, which is usually by 7. She's 7 months. I also sometimes read during her am nap which can last as long as 2 hours. I SAH, for now, so I'm taking full advantage of my leisure time.

How old is everyone's DC (that you have time to read)? Just wondering if I'm doing something wrong or just have to be patient....

I recently read "The Passage" by Justin Cronin. I don't usually read this kind of book but it was creepy good. At the start, I could only read it during the day, but then the story changes and I gobbled it up.