What's everyone reading?

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I read the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night. I found it very uncomfortable and frustrating, but well worth reading. It still bothers me, but it really got to me.

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Holes is good, too. Not for little kids.

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Older titles - In the Woods by Tana French and The Sculptress by Minnette Walters. You might like the author Jo Nesbo as those are too strong for me.

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I am so sorry you are in a low place. When I was in a really low place, I read alot of lay science and easy history like Bill Bryson, Simon Winchester or David McCullough. I am trying to think of soothing escape fiction. Maybe No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency or Carrying Albert Home. Or The Rosie Project.

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I keep meaning to read genuine Zane Grey, and will. Ever read Ivan Doig?

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Too grim for me, but I loved Sharan Newman. Now out of print.

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Terry Pratchett, Christopher Moore and Jim Butcher.

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Recently read Wrong Side of Goodby. Still thrumming from it. What was left out was as spellbinding as what was written.

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You might like The Greater Journey. NonFiction, short chapters, easy and interesting.

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Not read those yet, but that age range is really for adults, too. Phantom Tollbooth, Indian in the Cupboard and From the Mixed Up Files.... are for all ages.