Homeland, book 1 of the Drizz't books by R A Salvatore.

Is it worth bothering with? I've had it for a while but haven't got around to reading it.

I enjoyed all three, thinking the second book was the best of the three though and generally that one seems to attract the most criticism.

Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter. I think I need a good run at it though, as I haven't quite got into the story yet.

Thanks! I reckon it can't be that disappointing.

Swallows and Amazons again- really cheers me up after post xmas blues.

I liked the third book best.

The Book Thief - Marcus Zusak

A third of the the way through now and really enjoying it. Although the lack of puncutation in parts and the layout is a little off putting.

This is actually the first book I'm reading on my new Kindle (which I LOVE!) and I had to go into WH Smiths today and just double check that the books layout was slightly unusual and it wasn't the Kindle putting one word lines!!

Just finished "Sister" by Rosamunde Lupton, thoroughly enjoyed it, one of those books you don't want to end.

More Tales of The City by Armistead Maupin and Michael Macintyre's autobiography.

Cold Hit - Linda Fairstein

i'm reading The Circus of Adventure by Enid Blyton and Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. I've read both before, but its like revisiting old friends for me.

I often read several books at once and my husband doesn't understand how i can do it, but people watch more than one tv programme at once and i feel it the same lol

Just about to start Fall of the Giants by Ken Follett.

Harry Potter and the Deathy Hallows

Just started Kathy Reich's "Death du jour".

Reading the new book by John Manuel. Tzatziki for you to say.
Feta Compli & Mousakka to my ears are his 2 previous books. All 3 concern his life living with his wife on the Greek island of Rhodes

I had to abandon "Sister", which I loathe doing. I couldn't get into the novel at all. I didn't look forward to reading it each evening and in the end felt I was just reading a series of words on a page rather than a story.

Just finished "Skippy Dies" which I loved. Felt it was slightly too long.

Had a longish train journey today so managed to read the first 200 pages of "ONe Day" - engrossing

I have started Long Time Coming by Robert Goddard, my fave author.
I was really bogged down in the previous book I read so pleased to have finished it and onto this one.

Now onto Exile by R A Salvatore, with Sojourn to follow

Just finished Pierre Boulle's Planet of the Apes, which was a very different read from the film (and in many ways better for it, even if I do love the film). Now I've just started Let the Right One In, by John Ajvide Lindqvist.

No one left to lie to by Christopher Hitchens, about the Clinton family.

I've only just started reading the third one, but I'm enjoying it so far. I found the second one very slow to take off, far more than the first. This one has been good from the beginning so far.

The Bone Vault - Linda Fairstein

Solar by Ian McEwan, It has a lot of technical detail, but at about the hundred page mark I'm getting into it.

Midnight - Stephen Leather