What book are you currently reading?

[GuruMorgor]

miss spelling made me lol!

 

[PACH]

" Night over water" by Ken Follett. You learn about the the first passenger service by the Pan American Clipperairways between the USA and Europe that started in 1939.

 

[maryusdemetry]

The Murder of Bindy MacKenzie
I'm loving this book!

 

[almaink]

I just finished my first Epub. "The First Confessor" by Terry Goodkind.

 

[CathieH]

I just finished "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. It's a very magical novel about Le Cirque des Reves and I hated it to end.

I'll probably go back to my old favorite Philipa Gregory, her newest book The Kingmaker's Daughter. I've read all her stuff and they're (or should I say their) great in-betweeners.

Also, got an iPad recently and after swearing I'd never read an e-book, I've already read over four books on my Pad and am loving it.

 

[Al Ferrari]

You should say they're !

You should say they're !

They're would be the correct choice because it is the contraction of "they + are", which is your meaning in this case. Their is the possessive case, which is not your intent here. I think you already knew this, or you would not have bothered to ask.

Thank you for caring.

Al

 

[CathieH]

Yes, I know, I was being facetious. I'm also extremely picky about spelling, grammer and a love of mine is proofreading. I wish I could get a job doing just that. It kind of sucks at Mexican Restaurants, though, when looking at some menus...

 

[Al Ferrari]

Well, I don't think most Mexican restaurants have their menus written by persons claiming to have attended college.

Al

 

[TJ-421]

Baltimore Blues, Laura Lippman.
Lots of question about Baltimore!
Is it really this dull like the author describes?
Reminds me of my Perth in Western Australia

I periodically re-read David Simon's Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets–"dull" isn't an adjective I'd choose, although Simon's portrait of Baltimore is less than complimentary in its own way...

 

[James84]

I read Victor Hugo "The Man Who Laughs". Not everyone likes it, but i think everyone should read it.
It makes you think about some stuff, no matter weather you like it or not. It changes something in you, in a way it makes you wiser.
I recommend.

________

 

[Tpyo]

I'm reading "Spies Against Armageddon: Inside Israel's Secret Wars"...and wait for it... on a Kindle. That's the only way I, as quick-print employee can afford it.

 

[Toweri]

The fact is that we see a lot of miss spelling and poor grammar on line...

Wouldn't that be 'misspelling'? Your text suggests a female proofreader...

 

[Al Ferrari]

Thanks for catching that.

I am male and not a native english speaker, and my proof reader is the built-in spell checker in my Safari browser. According to it, ether is correct. What I was learned ;-) is to care enough to go back and edit the words that are flagged.

Al

 

[jetzerm]

Hammered by Kevin Hearne

 

[james067]

i am reading 50 shades of grey

 

[dabob]

The Bear and the Dragon by Clancy . .. IMHO you can't take a Clancy book and accurately make it into a movie . . he is just too detailed which I love!!

 

[Tpyo]

I just finished 'Wool Omibus Edition', a self-published sci-fi series by Hugh Howey. A very good fictional read because it starts the reader thinking 'what if?'.

 

[ASchuett]

"Winter of the World", the second book of the 20th Century series by Ken Follet. About 900 pages and a really good read!

 

[dabob]

Red Rabbit - Tom Clancy

 

[CD102]

"Here Comes Trouble", Michael Moore's autobiography