What book are you most looking forward to reading in the next few weeks?
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The Uterine Crisis by I.S. Perlingieri, to be published late September.
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I am looking forward to reading The Da Vinci Code. My name is on the list at the local library --- as of last week there were five readers ahead of me. Our local librarian told me they have two copies, so I hope to get my hands on it soon.
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I am looking forward to reading two books in the next couple of weeks:
The Money Dragon by Pam Chun and Gods and Generals by Jeff Shaara.
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One of my reading groups has selected Summer Island by Kristin Hannah as our next group read. I can't wait!
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The Face by Dean Koontz, which I won in a past Word of Mouth contest. I have never won anything before so I am thrilled to have won this book. I belong to a book club and I told everyone about it. They were green with envy.
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I'm looking forward the reading The Lake House by James Patterson.
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The book on my nightstand that is making the most noise, grunting and raising its hand as if it knows the final answer, is Todd McEwen's new novel, Who Sleeps With Katz.
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The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
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I am looking forward to Killing Raven. I love Margaret Coel's books almost as much as Tony Hillerman's books. LOL!
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Kate Remembered by A. Scott Berg , Little Bitty Lies by Mary Kay Andrews, and the latest Martha Grimes, Foul Matter!
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I am looking forward to reading the new Sara Paretsky mysteryBlacklist, which is due in late September. This should be another well-researched, well-thought-out plot by Ms. Paretsky. The plot concerns blacklisting and the effects it has on people, a concern of Ms. Paretsky's. I can't wait and hope that other avid mystery readers will join me in devouring this one.
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I look forward to reading East of Eden by John Steinbeck and The Lake House by James Patterson.
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I am really looking forward to reading The Distance From Normandy by Jonathan Hull. I read and reread Losing Julia, and ended up giving my copy to someone. I never got it back!
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I have started reading The Sinister Pig. I'm looking forward to finishing it.
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I am looking forward to reading Patricia Cornwell's Blow Fly. I am hoping it's good and not as bad as the last one she put out. When she sticks to the Kay Scarpetta series, she can't go wrong!
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Angels & Demons by Dan Brown.
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The Virgin Blue by Tracy Chevalier, though I also very much want to read Margaret Coel's Killing Raven, Yann Martel's Life of Pi and Amulya Malladi's A Breath of Fresh Air.
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Seed by Mustafa Mutabaruka
Dirt Music by Tim Winton
The Story of Lucy Gault by William Trevor
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I am looking forward to reading James Patterson's Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas in the next few weeks.
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The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks
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The Living Blood by Tananarive Due
Mildred Pierce by Stuart Kaminsky
White Doves by James Lee Burke
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Caramelo by Sandra Cisneros.
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Eleanor & Abel by Annette Sanford was recommended by my librarian's older sister and she knows what I like.
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The book I'm most looking forward to reading in the next few weeks is The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl. I would have read it before now since I've had it awhile, but belonging to two book groups plus currently taking a literature course at the local university has kept me away from this title too long. It promises to be a great piece of historical fiction.
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The Kalahari Typing School for Men by Alexander McCall Smith. I've read the other books in this series, starting with The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, and loved them all.
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The book I am most looking forward to reading is The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. I was slacking this summer and didn't get around to buying (or borrowing) a copy, so I haven't gotten to read it yet. Now that I am back in school again, it may be Christmas break before I have the free time to read it. But I'm going to do it!
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I am looking forward to reading The Difference Between You And Me by Kathleen DeMarco.
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Still Life With Crows by Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston.
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I'm looking forward to reading The Devil's Banker in the next few weeks.
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I am looking forward to reading The Da Vinci Code.
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The book I am most looking forward to reading is Remember When by Nora Roberts/JD Robb.
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I am looking forward to reading Daughter's Keeper by Ayelet Waldman (wife of Michael Chabon) and Eragon by Christopher Paolini (a 19-year-old wonder kid)
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Seeds of Yesterday by V.C. Andrews.
Savannah Blues by Mary Kay Andrews.
If Looks Could Kill by Kate White.
The Warrior's Bond by Juliet E. McKenna.
The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing by Melissa Bank.
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The new Nicholas Sparks book, The Wedding.
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Word of Honor by Nelson DeMille.
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I am looking forward to reading several things in the next few weeks. I am going to catch up on my James Patterson books with Alex Cross so I can be prepared for his new release The Big Bad Wolf. I am also going to read a new author for me, Martha Grimes.
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I'm looking forward to reading:
Hiding in the Shadows by Kay Hooper
Walter Cronkite's autobiography
The Di Vinci Code by Dan Brown
Atlantis Found by Clive Cussler
Standing in the Rainbow by Fannie Flagg
The Virgin Blue by Tracy Chevalier
Bad Company by Jack Higgins
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I can't wait to start reading the Newbery award winner Holes by Louis Sachar. Several of my 9th grade students listed it as the best book they have ever read.
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The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks.
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The Da Vinci Code. I just bought it after hearing wonderful reports from friends. But I am reading two other books currently, The Nanny Diaries and Losing Julia. So I am going to let my husband read it first.
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Bleachers by John Grisham.
I read A Painted House and The King of Torts this summer and always look forward to his next book.
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I just picked up A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson at a flea market, so this is the next book on my list. It's not new but it looks inviting!
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Lisa Gardner's The Killing Hour, John Grisham's Bleachers, HRF Keating's The Hard Detective and Alexander McCall Smith'sMorality for Beautiful Girls.
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I've had the book Atonement by Ian McEwan on my bookshelf for months now and was very happy when one of my book clubs selected it for our "September read."
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The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks
Bleachers by John Grisham
Hello, Darkness by Sandra Brown
A Perfect Day by Richard Paul Evans
Safe Harbour by Danielle Steel.
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I am looking forward to reading James Patterson's new book The Big Bad
Wolf and Richard North Patterson's book, Balance of Power.
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East of Eden. I read it so many years ago. I was very young. So I bought
a brand new copy and cannot wait to have the perfect few days to read it.
It will be like a different book because of the difference in my age.
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I'm looking forward to reading quite a few books over the next few weeks:
Threshold by Sara Douglass
Red Angel by Andrew Harper (also known as Douglas Clegg)
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I am looking forward to reading the fifth Harry Potter book. I have had it since it came out, but have not had a chance to read it --- a lot of my students have already read it!
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I just picked up Interpreter of Dreams by Jhumpa Lahiri and am really looking forward to reading it. I wanted to read something by her because she is coming to Houston for the Inprint's Reading Series and wanted to have a better feel for her work when I listen to her.
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Remember When by J.D. Robb (Nora Roberts)
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
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I can't wait to finish Band of Brothers. The next book on my list isHarry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and then East Of Eden.
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I have two books that I'm especially looking forward to in the next several weeks:
Leap of Faith by Queen Noor
The Distance From Normandy by Jonathan Hull
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Strategies for Stay-at-Home Parents by Kris Berggren.
Sounds like practical tips from interviewed people.
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Tom Clancy's The Teeth of the Tiger.
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Bleachers by John Grisham.
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The book I'm most anticipating is Stephen King's Wolves of the Calla. I don't know if 8 weeks counts as 'few,' but I'm taking it to.
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Lucia, Lucia, The Dive from Clausen's Pier, and The Da Vinci Code.
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I am anxious to read Sheri Holman's new book The Mammoth Cheese. I thoroughly enjoyed her previous book The Dress Lodger. She is fine writer.
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I am looking forward to finishing Naked Empire by Terry Goodkind. I have read the first seven Sword of Truth books, and each one has been as captivating as the previous ones. I am about a third into the current book, and it has not disappointed me yet. I expect it to keep me pushing forward until the end!!!
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I am most looking forward to reading the new Martha Grimes release, Foul Matter, in the next few weeks.
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I am eagerly awaiting the arrival of Ann Rule's new book calledHeart Full of Lies. While Ann Rule's books are nonfiction, they read like a novel and usually always are page-turners.
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The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver.
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I believe any book on my table. I've not been able to do too much reading, so this is pure joy!
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Brick Lane by Monica Ali
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I'm really looking forward to Patricia Cornwell's new book, Blow Fly. It's been a long stretch without one. I was very unimpressed with Jack the Ripper and am hoping that Kay Scarpetta will be back this time.
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The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. I'll be attending the NY Times Literary Brunch at which Dan Brown will speak.
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My book pile includes:
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
Atlantis Found by Clive Cussler
Bad Company by Jack Higgins
Standing in the Rainbow by Fannie Flagg
A Look Over My Shoulder: A Life in the CIA by Richard Helms
Air Battle Force by Dale Brown
Hornet Flight by Ken Follett
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Hello, Darkness by Sandra Brown. I will be eagerly awaiting my mailman to put it in my mailbox. I have already ordered for shipping on Oct. 7.
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Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach.
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I am beginning Life of Pi for my Book Group. After Pi my group will read The Sparrow. However I am planning on reading The Lovely Bones and The Da Vinci Code on my own, both books were purchased by me. So I have a lot of great reading ahead of me.
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Blessings by Anna Quindlen is on my want to read list, along with the book White Swan Black Swan (short stories about ballet dancers) that I'm reading for my book club.
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The Last Good Day by Peter Blauner. Sounds like a winner!
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My guilty pleasure: To the Nines by Janet Evanovich.
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I have Street Dreams by Faye Kellerman on hold at the library so it must be popular and it is on the 10-best Fiction List.
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I just picked up Sense of Evil by Kay Hooper from the library and I can't wait to start it.
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I pre-ordered the newest book by John Grisham and waiting anxiously for it to arrive. It has me thinking that I will really enjoy it. Sounds wonderful!!
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I have just received The Namesake and I am looking forward to reading that book.
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I am VERY much looking forward to Adriana Trigiani's Lucia, Lucia, as I have read her Big Stone Gap trilogy (hope there is more to come in that series). I really enjoy her writing, and since I recently moved to the area of Big Stone Gap, it made her even more appealing to me!
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The book I look forward to reading next is Josephine: A Life of the Empress by Carolly Erickson.
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I can't wait to read Breaking Her Fall by Stephen Goodwin. I hear it's great. I had it on library reserve and they just called that it's in. Perfect for a rainy Saturday!
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The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks.
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I'm looking forward to reading The Da Vinci Code. My daughter gave it to me for my birthday.
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Anne Rice's Blood Canticle.
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The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom.
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The Amber Room by Steve Berry.
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I have still not read The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. I really want to read it as I have heard so many good things about it. I also hope to have time for East of Eden.
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I'm most looking forward to reading Bleachers by John Grisham,The Center of Everything by Laura Moriarity, The Piano Tuner by Daniel Mason, and The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri.
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The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.
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I'm looking forward to reading John Adams by David McCullough. We named our place Stoneyfield after listening to my husbands' praise for one of our first presidents.
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I can't wait to get my hands on David Baldacci's new book, Split Second!!
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I would have to say that I am looking forward to reading Eragonby Christopher Paolini. Although a book written for young adults, it may have crossover success. I simply cannot wait to start it.
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I'm looking forward to reading not just one book in the next few weeks, but four books:
Killing Raven by Margaret Coel
Bleachers by John Grisham
Hello, Darkness by Sandra Brown
The Amber Room by Steve Berry
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I am looking forward to reading The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom soon.
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I'm most looking forward to reading Laura Lippman's Every Secret Thing.
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I am looking forward to reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown!!! I think I will really enjoy it!
