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I suffer from depression. I have been on medication for it in the past, but am not currently. I have learned ways to manage my depression without medication.

I'll read anywhere, but my favorite place is on my front porch. I'm thinking about turning one corner of my bedroom into a reading nook, though.

Octavia Butler's Xenogenesis Trilogy might be something you'd like. I've only read the first book, Dawn, but I really liked it and plan on reading the other two.

All I can think of is the Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer, but it might be a little more middle grade than YA.

I recently purchased Peter & Max by Bill Willingham. It will probably be my next read, after I finish the library books I have checked out: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, Wicked by Gregory Maguire, and The Little PAris Bookshop by Nina George.

I read ROOM by Emma Donoghue in one day right after Christmas. :star5:

The Wall looks very interesting. I put it on my list. Thanks!

Just finished The Martian. I liked it.

These aren't current either, but I think the movie adaptations for Saving Private Ryan, The Green Mile, and The Shawshank Redemption were pretty good.

I think I read The Stranger in high school. That was a while ago, so a reread wouldn't be out of the question.

I like the not knowing, too. I can handle some gore, though.

I'm not far into it. I only read for half an hour last night before bed, but it definitely has my attention. I see you just finished it. How did you like it?

Finally finished Bones Never Lie by Kathy Reichs. It was good entertainment, as all of the Bones novels are.

A lot of Michael Crichton's novels fall into this category, I think.

Yup, life has a sneaky little habit of doing that. What's that old adage? "Life is what happens when you are busy making plans". Or something like that.

The Martian by Andy Weir. Trying to finish my current Kathy Reichs novel first, though.

I finished school and now have an even longer commute to work. Audio books make the drive seem much shorter than it really is. My library has more audio books now than back then and I can even borrow from the library in the city where I work. I "read" more books on audio than print. At home, I'm...