I couldn’t finish it, I found the whole thing tedious unfortunately
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I don’t mind Beth O’Leary’s books for something light and easy reading, ive read a couple of hers. Loved The Switch! I was going to get Road Trip but reviews look crap so don’t think I’ll bother.
I have 88 unread books on my kindle, and probably about 10/15 physical books. Not unmanageable but I’ve had my kindle less than a year and add to it a lot quicker than I get through it
I preferred The Road Trip to The No Show
It was a bit predictable but most of her books, and all the others in that genre, are.
I preferred The Road Trip. It was an easy predictable read but served its purpose after a heavier book
I’ll keep an eye for a 99p deal for the Road Trip and give it a try then. 
I’ve finished fairytale by Stephen King - this one was ok but I’m fast thinking that he’s just not an author I enjoy which is sad. I’ve just picked up Larklight by Phillip Reeve from my library pile so onto that now.
At last count my TBR is around 1000 - I need to do another count up at some point but I’ve not added to it in a few months which is a bonus!
At last count my TBR is around 1000 - I need to do another count up at some point but I’ve not added to it in a few months which is a bonus!
My TBR list is 110 Kindle Books and 16 physical. I do have a bag of books my friends gave me but I'm not sure how many are in there. I got back into reading in the new year so no doubt that pile is going to grow 
I've just finished A Man Called Ove. I found it really emotional yet heartwarming and funny at the same time. I cried at the end.
There was an intro to My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises at the end. I may have just added that to the TBR pile
Now starting Local Woman Missing as I need to get through the 20 KU books in my library 
I've just finished A Man Called Ove. I found it really emotional yet heartwarming and funny at the same time. I cried at the end.
There was an intro to My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises at the end. I may have just added that to the TBR pile
Now starting Local Woman Missing as I need to get through the 20 KU books in my library 
MGSHRAA is a strange book. I loved it because I love Backman but its definitely the strangest book of his Ive read. Characters very well fleshed out though as always.My TBR list is 110 Kindle Books and 16 physical. I do have a bag of books my friends gave me but I'm not sure how many are in there. I got back into reading in the new year so no doubt that pile is going to grow
I've just finished A Man Called Ove. I found it really emotional yet heartwarming and funny at the same time. I cried at the end.
There was an intro to My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises at the end. I may have just added that to the TBR pile
I've only read the first chapter but I am so drawn to Granny and can't wait to read more. I do love Backman's writing style and I love character driven books so even if it is a bit strange I think I will enjoy it based on the first chapter
I have a fiction and non-fiction collection. For a while I was extra organised and sorted the fiction by genre but I did not keep that upI think I’ve asked this on a previous thread but does anyone use collections on their kindle? I’m trying to organise my new kindle Busy deleting all my read NetGalley books and marking my purchased ones as read if I’ve read them. My TBR just on my kindle is wild , never mind my stash of paperbacks and library books to read
Once I've read something I delete it off my kindle so it's rare I have anything 'read' on there - it's all part-read or tbr.
I think Stephen King has lost his way with the newer books. Everything after about Lisey's Story has been lacking his usual awesomeness.
As for tbr, I have about 350 physical books, I went through my Kindle recently and deleted all the bloatware - the First Reads I will never read and the 99p ones that I just got for the sake of it. Now there are 279 on there unread.
My wish list is very long.
I definitely found Stephen King's earlier work to be his best. I read The Cell and thought what on earth has happened 
I'm currently reading Godkiller by Hannah Kaner and I'm enjoying it but struggling with the long chapters sometimes I don't have much time to get a few chapters in so the fact that they go on and on is really off-putting. I'm 25% through and I'm looking forward to finishing it so that I can read something a bit lighter. I think I'm going to go for Daisy Jones and the Six next just before the series comes out.
I'm currently reading Godkiller by Hannah Kaner and I'm enjoying it but struggling with the long chapters
sometimes I don't have much time to get a few chapters in so the fact that they go on and on is really off-putting. I'm 25% through and I'm looking forward to finishing it so that I can read something a bit lighter. I think I'm going to go for Daisy Jones and the Six next just before the series comes out.
Does anyone have any Audible recommendations? Bonus points if included in the 2for1. I realistically won’t continue using after my half price offer, so I want to use them wisely.
I mainly enjoy thrillers.
I mainly enjoy thrillers.
I’m reading this at the moment, only about 1/4 through it so far. I think it’ll be better as a series.
When you read the first book in a series that is 4+ books long, do you go straight into book 2 and binge the series or do you space the books out and read something else in-between.
I recently read the first book in the series of 11. Crime thriller books so nothing too heavy and the first book was really enjoyable.
I recently read the first book in the series of 11. Crime thriller books so nothing too heavy and the first book was really enjoyable.
If I’ve loved it then I will go on to the next and the next in the series. I don’t want it to end.
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I space them out so I don't blow through them too quickly and then get sad it's over.
I try to space them but if I really loved the book I sometimes can't wait
I know there are a few fans of John Marrs on here - I finished The Marriage Act last night and really enjoyed it. It’s not a direct sequel to The Passengers (my second favourite of his, second to What Lies Between Us) but it does reference the driverless cars and the terrorist attacks on them. I’d definitely recommend it, 4/5 stars for me.
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