GTKY: What are you reading?

[IFinTN]

I made it a goal this year to try and read more rather than play on my phone/computer during down time (so far I'm failing at that but I digress).

What are you reading that's good?

I've been trying to complete "All Fall Down" for months and I may actually get to it today. I have "Firefly Lane" waiting for me after that. Then I need some recommendations...

[katemonster]

I'm reading a book that's not yet published (friends aunt is a publisher) for fun and "the milk memos". It's about going back to work after baby and is the best pregnancy book I've read yet.

[nutmeg8484]

I have a few books in the works. Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson, The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer, and The Golden Son by Pierce Brown. It's so hard for me to stay focused on one book for too long so I almost always have multiple going.

[beachbum913]

I just started reading The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins and I cannot put it down.

[TJ]

I'm reading The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. It's pretty good so far!

[viola]

I'm reading a bunch of pregnancy/baby books.
Slowly working my way through "The Thinking Woman's Guide To A Better Birth" because it's sooooo dense with information and studies/statistics. Also I'm trying to reread the c-section chapters because my out of hospital plan may have gone to my head a little bit and there may have been some skimming through those.
"21 Mistakes of Modern Day Parents"
and rereading "Primal Moms Look Good Naked"

[luvboston]

First frost
Indian bride

[turquoisequeen]

I'm currently reading Bringing Up Bebe. It's great so far and some parts are pretty funny.

[lo95]

My FAVORITE author just released a new book in her "Fever" series- "Burned" by Karen Marie Moning. Seriously, I've never read anything written SOOOO well. I am reluctant to tell people it's urban fantasy because that puts some people off at the start. But seriously, I re-read this series every summer and am amazed every time. SOOOO good.

[runawaylaurel]

I'm deep in pregnancy/parenting books. Finishing "The Womanly Guide to Breastfeeding" then starting in on "Attachment Parenting." Last non-pregnancy book was "Mists of Avalon," a really good fantasy book. I go back and forth between fiction and non-fiction for my leisure reading.