It's Monday! What Are You Reading? #1





Well, I used to participate in this waaaaay back in the day when J. Kaye started it. It's moved around a bit since then and is now hosted by Book Date. I've decided to join the meme again and have fun visiting the blogs.

What I am Currently Reading:

Fiction:

 City of the Lost by Kelley Armstrong

















Non-Fiction:

 Hollywood Traitors: Blacklisted Screenwriters – Agents of Stalin, Allies of Hitler by Allan H. Ryskind





















Graphic Novel/Manga:

 The Seven Deadly Sins Vol. 11


















I also usually may have a few other things on the go long term that I won't include here, but I do always have a short story collection going as I read one short story every morning with my cup of coffee. My current collection is:

Alfred Hitchcock's Monster Museum: Twelve Shuddery Stories for Daring Young Readers edited by Alfred Hitchcock

What I Finished Reading and/or Posted This Week
Mister Doctor by Irène Cohen-Janca
The Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King
Chronological with Stephen King

Manga/Graphic Novels
Your Lie in April Vol. 5 by Naoshi Arakawa
My Love Story!!, Vol. 7 by Kazune Kawahara
One-Punch Man, Vol. 4 by ONE
Twin Star Exorcists: Onmyoji, Vol. 3: by Yoshiaki Sukeno
Noragami: Stray God Volumes 7, 8 & 9 by Adachitoka

Comments

  1. Welcome back to the meme. I just added City of the Lost to my Amazon wishlist and can't wait to read it. Here is my weekly report. Happy reading!

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    1. I'm almost finished City of the Lost. It's amazing!

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  2. I recently read my 1st Kelley Armstrong book Masked Truth. I would try another thriller by her.

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    1. City of the Lost is so unique and I'm loving it way better than Masked Truth!

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    2. Well of course I trust your opinion, will definitely give another go, especially since it is a thriller.

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  3. Hollywood Traitors looks like one I'd enjoy. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your books.

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  4. I have a few Kelly Armstrong books to read. They all sound good. You can see mine here: http://theresaraymer.blogspot.com/

    New G+ follower.

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  5. I like the idea of one short story in the morning with coffee! Great idea.

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  6. Welcome back!!

    I hope you are having a good reading week.

    City of the Lost looks good.

    Elizabeth
    Silver's Reviews
    My It's Monday, What Are You Reading

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  7. I remember reading Alfred Hitchcock short stories back in elementary school, and I think I still have some nightmares to prove it. Have a good reading week!

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