And What Are You Reading?

It's funny.  There are weeks when I complete a few books and there are books that take me months or at least weeks to finish.  Generally before my trips to the states I go to a neighbor who gives me "disposable books."  They are books I can leave wherever whenever I finish reading them.  I don't have to return them, so I call them the "disposables." 

During my recent visit I finished all of the books before leaving my last stop, Atlanta, GA, so I had to buy myself a book or two for the trip home to Israel.  My friend didn't have any to give me.  I bought a couple of novels in the bargain box at Barns & Nobles.  I should have only had bought one, since it took me until a week ago to finish Die for Me by Karen Rose, the first one.  I loved the book, but just couldn't make the time to finish reading it.

In the interim I received a slew of new books to review.  As soon as I finished   I quickly read and reviewed Marc Angel's   The Search Committee. 

Then I picked up my most recent review book, Letters to Talia by Dov Indig.  This book first appeared in its original Hebrew.  It was a bestseller and Gefen Publishing House has published the English translation.  I must admit that I am enjoying the book so much, I've been taking it with me to places so I can read it whenever I get the chance.  That's something I never do.  I'll review it when I finish reading it.

And yes, it is that time of the year, when I should be getting my home ready for Passover.  There's still time to read, honestly.  So, what are you reading now?