It’s that time again! It’s Thursday and time to talk about what we’re reading.

Because I’m usually reading a mystery or two for Library Journal, I usually have a stack of books

beside me, a mix of fiction and nonfiction that I want to sample. I don’t always get through them immediately because of other commitments. And, some are slow-going.

Since I just read an entire nonfiction book on Tuesday, I’m starting some new ones. Easter Dawn: The 1916 Rising is by Turtle Bunbury. This is the story of Ireland’s attempt to overthrow the British. I have the feeling this will be one of the slower reads, although I love Bunbury’s way with words.

On the total opposite end of the spectrum is a novel by an Australian author, Charlotte Nash. It’s called The Paris Wedding, and, if it has enough Paris in it, my copy will eventually find its way to my friend Kaye, keeper of all things Paris.

And, of course, I’m halfway through two mysteries that I can’t talk about right now, but the reviews will be here in a couple months.

What are you reading this week? It’s our day to talk books!