What are you currently reading?

[Saraband]

Really enjoying Pratchett's Moving Pictures, and Patrick Ness' A Monster Calls just arrived on my mail today, which I'll be reading next 

[ScarletBea]

Patrick Ness' A Monster Calls just arrived on my mail today, which I'll be reading next 

Get ready to cry...

[eclipse]

Going to start on Royal assassin by Robin Hobb

Can someone give me a recap on Assassin Apprentice as I read it two years ago and never moved on to Book two 

[Arry]

I finished reading Firefight. Am going to start either Last Call or The Water Knife next.

[Nighteyes]

Just reread the Dirk Gently novels for the first time since being a teenager.  Now reading Varjak Paw, as it is our literacy book for next term.  Features a ninja cat.  The kids should enjoy it.

[xiagan]

I finished reading Firefight.

Did it get better for you?

[Arry]

I finished reading Firefight.

Did it get better for you?

I guess, but still enjoyed Steelheart more

[Ryan Mueller]

I finished reading Firefight.

Did it get better for you?

I guess, but still enjoyed Steelheart more

I think Steelheart had a better overall plot (in terms of character motivation), but I liked Firefight even better because of all the revelations toward the end. Steelheart could be a complete story on its own. Firefight doesn't stand alone quite as well.

[Brother of the Sixth Order]

I am currently reading Rise of Empire by Michael J Sullivan

[ScarletBea]

it is our literacy book for next term.  Features a ninja cat.  The kids should enjoy it.

Are you a teacher, Wolfie?

[Nighteyes]

it is our literacy book for next term.  Features a ninja cat.  The kids should enjoy it.

Are you a teacher, Wolfie?

Haven't we discussed this before?  Yep.  I am a Primary School teacher in South London.

[JMack]

it is our literacy book for next term.  Features a ninja cat.  The kids should enjoy it.

Are you a teacher, Wolfie?

Haven't we discussed this before?  Yep.  I am a Primary School teacher in South London.

It's no wonder the Cap'n is so out of control. 

[Nighteyes]

it is our literacy book for next term.  Features a ninja cat.  The kids should enjoy it.

Are you a teacher, Wolfie?

Haven't we discussed this before?  Yep.  I am a Primary School teacher in South London.

It's no wonder the Cap'n is so out of control. 

Does explain the wild imaginary leaps of fancy.

[Elfy]

I finished V.E. Schwab's Vicious. That was a really interesting book, kind of compulsively readable and a very different look at the idea of super powers. I picked Cinder by Marissa Meyer out of the TBR pile. Cinderella as a cyborg mechanic in a furturistic Asian inspired setting. There's been some good buzz about this series, and it's started off interestingly.

[Arry]

I think Steelheart had a better overall plot (in terms of character motivation), but I liked Firefight even better because of all the revelations toward the end. Steelheart could be a complete story on its own. Firefight doesn't stand alone quite as well.

I can agree with that. The end was very good. And Firefight definitely doesn't stand alone as well. I also think sometimes I really  enjoy the back story of how a character becomes what they are, I really enjoyed that aspect in Steelheart, and it may be part of what pushed it ahead for me.