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I think I have relaxed in my reading choices and am more accepting of who I am through them. When I was younger I was always very conscious of how I was viewed by others and felt I should be viewed to be reading things not because I enjoyed them but because they "looked good". Now I am happy to submerge myself in fantasy and a lot of young adult books as I feel its important to enjoy what you are reading and I feel you can encourage others to read by being passionate about your choices. My friends and I started a book club which introduced me to authors I may not have usually read and think I will probably join the reading group on here to broaden my choices further

If you enjoy the Kelley Armstrong YA series give her Adult series "Women of the Otherworld" ago - there are 13 books in total and if you like the idea of witches, werewolves, vampires and demons you'll love her work. Once I start it I can never put them down!!

Hi I don't know if anyone can help me, when I was younger I read a book set in World War One following the life of a young nurse who worked on the front line. There are references to Edith Cavell in the book and of no man's land. I last read it in 2003 so it was published a good few years before then. I can't remember the name of the book or the author although I do remember he was a male author writing from a female perspective. On the front cover there was an old fashioned nurses hat and a gun, possibly on a table with a map. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions to what this book might be I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks

I just finished Dan Brown's Digital Fortress and have started reading A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray - So far I am enjoying what I am reading =)

The Passage by Justin Cronin is 1008 pages in paperback but it is a real page turner. Be warned it is the first of a trilogy