What Book Are You Currently Reading?

I'm having a hard time starting it as I'm still freaked out by the endings of some recent reads... Pet semetary and cujo. Ugh.
I read 11/23/63 in the fall and promised myself I’d stay away from King for a yesr..

If you haven’t read it, you should.. it’s a different kind of scary.
 
I'm having a hard time starting it as I'm still freaked out by the endings of some recent reads... Pet semetary and cujo. Ugh.
I read Pet Semetary when I was in 8th grade. I was baby sitting for a friend's granddaughter over my spring break. They had a wash and a trail behind their house. When I came to a deadfall, I ran back to the house and didn't go back out there the rest of the week! Seems silly now, but scared the shit outta me then! I have probably ready it 20 times since.
 
I read Pet Semetary when I was in 8th grade. I was baby sitting for a friend's granddaughter over my spring break. They had a wash and a trail behind their house. When I came to a deadfall, I ran back to the house and didn't go back out there the rest of the week! Seems silly now, but scared the shit outta me then! I have probably ready it 20 times since.
Reading Steven King will do that.
 
Hail Mary, by Andy Weir - the author of The Martian. Spectacular opening to the book. I've only just begun reading it and I'm very much hooked.
 
I started a book last night and put it aside after page 9. On page 7, it had her age and that of her sister. It went on to talk of her age 4 years later, but didn't change the sister's age. The next, on page 9, said she was the mistress of a home that had been in her mother's family for hundreds of years...but, the previous pages has her father taking her and sister away from home when her mother died and leaving them. I'm confused.

How could this be a National Best Seller? How could an editor miss this? I felt like I was reading some amateur Lit author who chose to not to use an editor. Right now, I'm not sure if I should continue. I don't want to be further disappointed.
 
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