If you want a laugh, try reading
Terry Pratchett - Disc World
or
Bill Bryson - notes from a small island (its all about when he first arrives in England,in the 70's very funny. but any of his travel books are good.

Earthway by Mary Summer Rain
A Native American Visionary's path to total mind, body and spirit health

Fibromyalgia & Muscle Pain
by Leon Chaitow

Chronic Fatique Syndome, a treament guide
by Erica F. Verrillo and Lauren M. Gellman

and a novel by LaVyrle Spencer: Small Town Girl

I usually have books all over, one by the bed, one by the couch, one by my recliner, so there's one always at hand, wherever I am. Although I can't enjoy them the way I use to, it's harder to keep track of what I've just read. Reading has always been my passion, another loss thanks to FM

Terry Pratchett, DiscWorld. You can lose yourself within the pages, fantastic writer, brilliant books. There are nearly 30 books in the series. It's an alternative world to ours with a medievil touch to the ppl and stories. First one is called 'The Color of Magic' Have fun!!LOL!!

Thanks a lot

I love Robin Hobb. She's a fantasy author but she is very sensible. I get completely lost in her books. I have almost all of her books. If youre ever interested, start with Assassin's
Apprentice...I love them!!!

Right now I am reading nothing. To busy crocheting, but soon I want to start reading again. Have you ever read any of Mitch Album books, The Five People You Meet In Heaven and Tuesdays with Morey and his last one I think it was called Just One More Day.

Yes, I have read the Alblum books, very good reading, makes you think a lot.
I have not read the assassins' apprentice but have been recommended to read it.
Thank you

Infidel. It is an autobiography. Very interesting reading all about the religion of Islam and a woman's life.

I have three going now. I'm just a little ADD when It comes to reading I usually have at least tow books going at one time.

First one is: Naomi Novik Black Powder War. The thrid of four, set during the Napoleonic war but with dragons!!! Very good read if you like dragon books.

Second is Gregory Maguire - Wicked The life and times of the wicked witch of the west. Set in OZ.

Third is Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - Dance of Death. A kinda scary murder mystery with I sci fi twist. Best way I can describe it.

All three really good books.

For a little light hearted fun and huge laughs, Read the "Dead and Unwed" series by Mary Janice Davidson about a reluctant vampire queen - it's hysterical. If you want something more serious, I love mysteries - detective stuff. Three of my favorites are Ann Perry and her Thomas Pitt superintendent series set in the 1800s (touches upon historical issues as a subtext); Martha Grimes with her superintendent Jury and his zany friends ( the crimes are serious, but his friends led by Melrose Plant and actual british lord who refuses to use his title and is constantly trying to outwit his american by marriage aunt from stealing everything he owns provide comic relief; and PD James - superintendent Adam Dalgliesh (a little more grisley). If you need more I've got a million of em, LOVE to read! hugs jilly

terry pratchett, anne mccaffrey, c.j. cherryh

my top 3

I just picked up Bad Thoughts by Dave Zeltserman at the library. I haven't started reading it, but it looks pretty good. It's a murder mystery. I also like mommy track mysteries. The author of that series is Ayelet Waldman. They're also murder mysteries. The first book in the series is entitled Nursery Crimes.

I love to read Joyce Meyer. If you like Christianity with a bit of humor. She's a hoot!

Thank you all so much. I have gotten a lot of good recommendations. I really appreciate it

I love Joyce Meyer too! I have her, "Starting Your Day Right Devotions", right next to me on the table.