What are you reading the week of Sunday, November 2, 2014?
(Hope you don't mind, Enthusiast. I wanted to get this thread up and pinned so I can get off DU and get some other stuff done.)
I'm reading #10 in the Martin Beck series, The Terrorists. It's the final book in the series. The male half of the author duo who wrote this series, Per Wahlöö, died a few months after this book was completed.
Next week, I'll be picking up Tana French's latest book from the library, The Secret Place.
In the meantime, I still have #s 3 through 8 of the Martin Beck series on hand until November 6th. So I'll pick out a couple of those to read before they all have to go back to the library.
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Because Santa and kitties. 
Also, just picked up "Demon Summer" by G.M. Malliet. It's the latest in her awesome series set in the (fake) town of Nether Monkslip. It's for all of us who really do wish we lived in an episode of "Midsomer Murders."
Not a spoiler, I just made it up. Haven't read the end yet.
Especially if the GOP is in charge. 
when I read A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle, sometime in the early 70s. I was in my mid-20s, so I suspect I was no longer a "young adult" at that point. I did very much enjoy the book, though.
On second thought, I read Neil Gaimon's The Ocean at the End of the Lane some months back - I guess that book is considered YA in some circles. It was a wonderful, lovely book, in any case.
However, I'm not likely to come across any YA novels in my favorite genre, which is Scandinavian crime novels.
