What are you reading right now?

[kookaburra75]

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What it says on the label and a very good read. Very interesting history of the Indian Mughal Empire and how the diamond was passed down from generation to generation, not always willingly.

Marc Fennell provided a good coverage and explanation of the complexity of the ownerships of the diamond.

Stuff the British Stole - Wikipedia

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[Drakecula]

I'm still reading Anne Bishop books, finished the first trilogy, then another book set in the same universe but at a time before the trilogy, and now a short story collection set in the same universe.

I should start reading egg recipes, we're getting four a day from our hens and we can't eat them fast enough! Have given lots away to friends and colleagues

 

[mrsterryn]

Totally outside my usual genre , I am reading murder mysteries set in London mid 1800's with female main characters.
Thoroughly enjoying the change

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I should start reading egg recipes, we're getting four a day from our hens and we can't eat them fast enough! Have given lots away to friends and colleagues

My son loathes detests eggs however his sons love them. Dad's duty is cooking breakfast every day for them and most days they want eggs lol.
They are grateful for Costco with 18 eggs at a time

 

[Drakecula]

Totally outside my usual genre , I am reading murder mysteries set in London mid 1800's with female main characters.
Thoroughly enjoying the change

I have a book on my to read pile called The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies. Your description reminded me of that and I should really read it soon because it sounds like fun. What's the one you're reading called?

 

[mrsterryn]

Darcy Burke 'Raven and Wren'. This set does have a slight paranormal bent to it.
Prior to that I was reading Lana Williams 'The Field and Greystones ' series
What is also interesting is how there is so much death and loss , for example children with cholera, siblings and parents in whichever war was current etc.

 

[Cossie]

Another one added to my list, dare say most people on here couldn't give a stuff about this, but it is important to me.

 

[Cossie]

A couple more, can't help myself, love books, SWMBO prefers kindle, nah, for me, nothing beats holding paper.

Detransition Baby by Torrey Peters and Stag Dance by Torrey Peters as well.

Detransition, Baby - Wikipedia

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Stag Dance (novel) - Wikipedia

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[mrsterryn]

A couple more, can't help myself, love books, SWMBO prefers kindle, nah, for me, nothing beats holding paper.

Detransition Baby by Torrey Peters and Stag Dance by Torrey Peters as well.

Nope big believer in e-readers my first one was many many years no back lit Sony e-reader

 

[TheRealTMA]

Anyone?

‘Fairy cough’: is this booming erotica genre an insult to Wales?

 

[kookaburra75]

A couple more, can't help myself, love books, SWMBO prefers kindle, nah, for me, nothing beats holding paper

Nope big believer in e-readers my first one was many many years no back lit Sony e-reader

MrsK and I do both - but the eReaders are great for travelling. We started off with Sony eReaders and moved to Kobo when Sony closed its eBook arm. The only issue is that we share the Kobo account, so its recommendations can be a bit weird given our different tastes in books.