I've found that I don't really like reading my Kindle in bed (not comfortable to hold), so I've got Dexter going on the Kindle and have taken to grabbing random print books off my shelf for bedtime reading. I also don't think it would be in my psyche's best interest to read serial killer fiction right before going to sleep.

I can't read in bed. Instead of making me sleepy it has the opposite effect and I'd stay up all night reading!

I'm currently reading Toil and Trouble, the second book in the Jolie Wilkins series by H.P. Mallory. She's an indie author and only tried her first book because it was .99 on Kindle. Glad I did.

Almost done with Deadly Sanctuary by Sylvia Nobel and Christy Moeller (freebie) - murder mystery/totally not plausible but a fun read.
Next up is Winners Never Cheat: Even in Difficut Times by Jon Huntsman.

Just finished Rabbit at Rest, by John Updike, last night. Currently reading Where Is God When It Hurts?, by Philip Yancey.

I ♥ the Tales of the City series!!!!

Trusting God: Even When Life Hurts by Jerry Bridges

Has anyone read Last Light by Terri Blackstock? It was a Kindle freebie (or very nearly free - can't remember). Spooky!

I'm reading that as well. It is very interesting to read his point of view on all of these decisions. I'm currently in the Afghanistan chapter.

Got the hubby Decision Points but will probably end up reading it before he does

Also reading the Bible-6th time and counting

I can only read one at time, and then I read and don't get anything else done! So I have to take a break at home. Still read at lunch everyday. Love my Kindle! If I read in bed I would stay up reading as well, hubby falls right to sleep. Problem is he is listening to books so I wake up at night with strange voices coming from his ears.......weird..

I can't believe how much I cried during the 9/11 chapter. Lots of emotions sprung up on me. I was here (as an anon) on BOL that day.

I'm reading Stella Dallas by Olive Higgins Prouty. It was written in 1923 then renewed in 1950, so it's been difficult read (excessive punctuation, lexicon has changed). I'm halfway through and determined to finish it.

Just finished ROOM by Emma Donaghue.
She writes as a 5 year old boy named Jack. He and his Mom are captive in a 11 x 11 room. She is visited at night by Old Nick, their capturer. Very intriguing, I couldnt put it down!

I started reading the Bible from the beginning and was determined to read straight through, even got an app on my phone so I could read anytime. But I've fallen behind on my daily readings. Seeing that you are on your 6th time reading it, inspires me to get back on track and get all the way through it.

about 10 years ago I also decided I was going to read the old testament straight through. I got halfway through Genesis, where "he begat him, and he lived XXX years. And he begat him... yada yada" and I stopped. Unfortunetly I never did pick it back up.

The Picture of Dorian Gray
Cross Country
The Bible

Thumbs up to all three :-)

A few years ago, I got this chart at church that showed you how to read the Bible in a year. The good thing about it was that it mixed things up each day. You'd read a chapter in Genesis, then a chapter in Luke, whatever. As I recall, most days you were reading 5 to 10 chapters. I know the daily requirement was short enough that I often read ahead to part of the next day's list. Anyway, I'd say I got done in maybe 10 months. I would guess there is something similar available on the internet. (You could skip the New Testament chapters if you wanted!)

I have a "read the Bible in 365 days" book. Like your chart, it mixes so you are reading different books every day.

The Good Earth - Pearl Buck

So far, so good.

Someone on my facebook posted something about reading the Bible through in 90 days. Was thinking of trying that one. In my honost opinion, reading the Bible through from cover to cover just one time should be on everyone's bucket list. I have found that the greatest time of spiritual blessing is when my nose is in that book. I know that sometimes it isn't the most stimulating of reading, but you know what, there are things about our lives that aren't real stimulating and GOd still cares about us

Just read The Good Earth It was a good read, went very fast.

I am excited to start Decision Points with all the good feedback here

I finished Darkly Dreaming Dexter at lunch. Very odd, but entertaining. I'll be reading more if I find them on sale.

The only thing I'm reading is the CAMS Study Guide. Has anyone taken that test?

I have, that was the last book I read - over a year ago. No time to read...

Roxanna Slade, by Reynolds Price - deserving of its outstanding reviews since its 1998 publication.

Just finished the Brides series of Nora Roberts.
Trying to decide what to read next.