What are you currently reading?
Tell us what book you're currently reading!
Are you enjoying it? Would you recommend it to someone else so far?

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@tommy Demian from Hermann Hesse
@tommy I'm reading Before the Coffee gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi. I honestly love this book so,so much and it's 12/10 read for me so far. It's relatively an easy read in terms of the language, but the plot is a little bit intricate, so I would suggest taking your time reading it! I'm 80 pages in, and the book is around 210 pages (it's been 3 days since I started this book) , so you can imagine the pace I'm going at! Overall, it's an excellent read and would recommend to anyone reading this post!
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Hii tommy ! I'm currently reading the naturals series by Jennifer lynn barnes
I love it ✨ ....it's definitely for those who FBI , murder mystery type of things
Thankyou
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reading 'aboutness' by stephen yablo
probably the hardest book ill read in my high school years
@tommy I'm reading Sepulchre by Kate Mosse
I’m currently reading the “The Naturals” it’s a good series that’s a mystery related and can be relatable to some people. The Naturals" by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is a YA thriller series about 17-year-old Cassie Hobbes, who is recruited into a secret FBI program for teens with innate criminal profiling abilities. The team, featuring specialized prodigies, solves cold cases and catches serial killers, blending intense psychological suspense with teen romance and personal drama. I personally love it and think mystery lovers will like it too.
@tommy Hi. I started reading "The Village of Stepanchikovo" by Dostoyevsky. I am trying to read it slowly instead of skipping some sentences or skimming them. It has been great so far. I would certainly recommend it to ones who would like to explore the lighthearted works by Dostoyevsky.
I usually have one title per medium. Paper book is Yellowface by R.F.Kuang (liked the "Poppy Wars" trilogy, loved the newer works by Kuang, "Babel" and "Katabasis") for our bookclub.
A real world current day satire on the publishing business from an author's POV.
Graphic Novel is "Unwritten" #3 by Mike Carey, Peter Gross and Ryan Kellly.
eBook to be read is "Black as Diamond" by U.M. Agoawike
Last finished nonfiction was Duja Hayali on the necessity of the dialogue. Last finished fiction was The Bright Queen by Matt Mercer et al. in the "Tales of Exandria" series of CriticalRole graphic novels. Fantasy.
@GwynnCignavojo *Dunja (somehow I can't edit typos).