What are you reading.

[user 188685]

Does anyone use e-reader?

Not sure what readers are there on the market, but may be the same.

My Pocketbook is broken now. In fact 2 of them. These are good readers except very sensitive screens, a strict look and a reader is cracked. And they don't take it is a guarantee case.

I can't deside whether to fix my readers(a price of a new screen is as a half of a new reader) or to try something else, may be Onyx Boox. The other option is Kindle, but I prefer fb2 which is not supported by Kindle.

I used to,years ago,but I like having the feel and touch of an actual book in my hands,rather than an e-reader.

 

[okidoke]

Currently reading "The Butcher and the Wren" by Alaina Urquhart. Serial killer hunted by medical examiner. Fiction. Only 245 pages. It's meh.

 

[okidoke]

Just starting "Immoral" a crime fiction by Brian Freeman

 

[user 139760]

Crap. For a second, I saw this thread and thought Colster was back lol. Miss that dude.

 

[okidoke]

Crap. For a second, I saw this thread and thought Colster was back lol. Miss that dude.

Sorry

 

[okidoke]

"Faithful Place" by Tana French

 

[Bam111]

"Laws of human Nature" -Robert Green

 

[user 188685]

I'm reading the cloisters now,it's pretty good

 

[4No1]

"Faithful Place" by Tana French

I'm not the only one who's reading the crimes ) Have you read the first 2 Dublin Murder Squad by her? I have and haven't decided if I want the third.

 

[okidoke]

I'm not the only one who's reading the crimes ) Have you read the first 2 Dublin Murder Squad by her? I have and haven't decided if I want the third.

Yes I have read them.

 

[4No1]

Lockwood & Co by Jonathan Strooud. The last book
Though they are for youth, I like it. I tried it a few years ago in translation and it was not good, so I forgot about Lockwood till Netflix reminded me(I think the series are also good btw, it's a pity they closed it). This time I'm reading in English and it's much better.

Can't find the next book I'd like to read ((

 

[4No1]

The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths
Probaly it's a "lady's book" because a main character is an overweight middle-aged single woman. It's nice to read sometimes about someone like you with some similar problems But I've just started the book, maybe I will like this book in general.

And in this book the weight is in stone. I only got used to pounds. But it sounds cool: "I need to loose a few stone" )