Within the last week I have finished the following books…
- The Girl On The Train
- The Shock of the Fall
- North and South
- Papertowns
I have also started…
- Not that kind of Girl
- The Rosie Project
This is currently what I am doing with my day… 
Have any of you lovely people read any of the books I mentioned? If so comment below and let me know what you thought, I will be writing reviews for each soon ❤️
I recently read North and South. I’m almost surprised someone else read it this year.
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I read it due to it being on my second year reading list for university but I surprisingly liked it 😊
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It’s definitely better than people give it credit for.
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I read Paper Towns a while ago. It was good–defiantly not my favorite John Green book
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I read Paper Towns about two months ago and definitely enjoyed it! It’s one of those reads that is filled with slight depth and I like that. You look lovely!
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I’ve read The Shock of the Fall and Paper Towns and enjoyed both. I also really want to read The Girl on the Train!
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I absolutely loved all three of them ❤️❤️ Have you read Gone Girl?
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Yes, I loved Gone Girl!
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Then you should love The Girl on the train 😊😊
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I’ve read paper towns quite recently it was an enjoyable read … Thanks for liking my novel prologue btw, did you have any thoughts on it? Just a lil curious 🙂
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Hey! I nominated you to participate in the 3 days, 3 quotes challenge. If you’re interested, here’s the link. 🙂 http://wp.me/p5JLYy-5R
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You may have already read this, but if not, there is a trio of books called Trylle by Amanda Hocking, starting with the first book, Switched. I’d recommend it because it’s fantasy, with love affairs, royalty, and shock twists that I did not expect AT ALL in the last book.
I really love magic, and there’s lots of that in the books as well. They’re great, and very well-written. ^.^
I think you’d like them a lot. 🙂
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Thank you so much for commenting, I’ll definitely check them out ❤️
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I haven’t read any of those yet, but I really want to get North and South and Paper Towns.
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Check this out☺ https://wafflemethis.wordpress.com/2015/07/06/i-likes-it-i-do-challenge/
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North and South is a great book, and my favourite Victorian novel. Have you seen the BBC mini-series?
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Wait, you read more than one book at the same time? Lol
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I read Paper Towns and I loved it! I guess I even like it more than The Fault in Our Stars. I’m very much looking forward to seeing the film (:
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North and South is great, and yes, the BBC miniseries is a good adaptation 🙂
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Read ‘The Shock of the Fall’, ‘Girl on the Train’ and ‘The Rosie Project. All three worth a read – I especially liked ‘TRP’s quirky take on the romance novel.
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I’m going to write a book entitled “Not That Kind of Girl on a Train.” Bound to be a best-seller! ;>) http://mitchteemley.com/2015/03/12/all-books-without-girl-in-title-banned/
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So far I’ve only read Girl on the Train. You can see my review here: http://runwright.net/2015/06/17/weekly-reads-wednesday-4/
Paper Towns is on my TBR list.
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I’m avoiding John Greene’s writing like the plague, and I am just about to start girl on the Train#
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Why are you avoiding John Green?
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When books like his get movie deal after movie deal I always get so excited, read the book, then think it isn’t worth the fuss. So I just haven’t bothered haha.
It took me forever to read anything by Gillian Flynn because of this!
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Aww that’s fair enough, but his writing is incredible 😊 i read a few of his books before the hype started and I have no regrets because I really enjoyed them. Did you like Gillian Flynn in the end?
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Yea I have The Fault in Our Stars in my amazon cart already, I think it’s only right I give it a read in the midst of all this hype! 😀 I read Gone Girl and Dark Places and was pleasantly surprised 🙂 Not the kind of books I would reread but they’re definitely good for some quick drama.
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Hi! That’s quite a list. I’ve read two:
The Girl on the Train — good old fashioned thriller. I love Hitchcock’s “Rear Window” and this was a literary homage but with a few surprising new twists.
The Rosie Project— Loved this. I dated a guy in college who, years later was diagnosed as “highly functioning autistic” so a lot of things were funny and familiar.
You should give yourself a treat and read Roddy Doyle just for fun.
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Read Before I fall and A Work In Progress!
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