Currently reading Stephen King's new book 'Later'

I always have time to read books.

The last book I read was “The Memoirs of Geisha”. I am Thankful to the owners or the workers of the restaurant called “Silver Linings” for lending me the book to read. Trusting me for the returns. Now I am reading “The girl in the window” by AJ Finn. In kindle.

Currently reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

the wisdom of the idiots

Girl Decoded

The Kitchen House. - Kathleen Grissom

I’m one of those people because I am always reading a book on my phone.

This year I have read and can recommend Pachinko by Min Jin Lee, Distant Hours by Kate Morton, Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan, The Tuscan Child by Rhys Bowen and Where the Crawdads Sing by Delta Bowen.

I’m currently reading The Last Green Valley by Mark Sullivan because Beneath a Scarlet Sky was an amazing tale based on astonishing true events of a WW II hero in Italy. I highly recommend this book and this author, and will be following his work closely now that I’ve found him.

I’m interested in hearing how you liked it. So far I’ve heard good reviews.

Ygerna by Ruth Nestvold. It’s a really good book .

stranger in a strange land. again

The Tenth Insight from the Celestine Prophecy sequel. I put it back in the bookcase when I was half way through. I should've bought it in English back then. The translation is crap and it's not the easiest book to read as it is. I think in the source language it might be better/easier.

The last was a Danielle Steel book, Dating Game. I'm into my next book.

Sepulchre by Kate Mosse

Currently reading in non-fiction "Relax your neck & liberate your shoulders" by Eric Franklin.
It's on using visualisation and working with fascia at the same time to get results with ailments & pain etc.
The exercises are really fun to do and you feel an immediate change :)

The last thing I remember reading was The Emerald Tablets of Thoth.

Just finished After I Do, by Taylor Jenkins Reid (very good).

Now I’m about halfway through Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus (also good, but not as good as the one mentioned above).

Anyone have any new recommendations in fiction?

Just started, The Akashic Records, by Ernesto Ortiz

The last book I've read was "The Natural" by Bernard Melamud. I'm currently reading "The Class" by Erich Segal.

"In the Woods" Tana French

Do audiobooks count?