What are you currently reading?

[Drama]

Mary Magdalene: a woman who loved

^ I read that once, it was pretty good.

Yeah its pleasant to read.
Have you read The Da Vinci Code

 

[mathguy]

The Golden Spruce by John Vaillant.

 

[Goblin]

Stephen King's The Dead Zone. I usually like his work, but I'm having trouble getting into this one.

 

[Blush]

Flapper by Josh Zeitz

 

[edgecrusher]

 

[Marios]

 

[R2349]

A game of thrones :s But I keep getting distracted and forgetting what happens.

 

[Grackle]

Just finished Ian Rankin's latest of the Rebus Series ... Saints of the Shadow Bible.
Excellent.

 

[TheRealCallie]

My son wanted to read it. I always read books before he does.

 

[Drama]

My son wanted to read it. I always read books before he does.

I've been told that it's a good book.


I'm reading American Psycho atm

 

[TheRealCallie]

My son wanted to read it. I always read books before he does.

I've been told that it's a good book.


I'm reading American Psycho atm

It was pretty good. I didn't like the way the trilogy ended though. Actually, I'm not sure how I feel about most of the last book, the first two were definitely better.
The movie of the book comes out next month, so of course I'll have to watch it to see how much they butchered the book.

 

[Peaches]

Daniel Goleman, Destructive Emotions

 

[NightHawkJohn]

I am still plugging away at atlas shrugged about 1/4 the way through but i am enjoying it but don't feel like going through it quickly so just doing a bit at a time.

Also usually reading a bunch of books trying to teach myself stuff i don't know that well, i have a whole series of "demystified" textbooks that i am enjoying reading through at the moment biology but then going through physics, etc.

 

[d3vilscr1be]

The Powerbook by Jeanette Winterson
Last book: Divergent by Veronica Roth
Next book: The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes

 

[MTrip]

On my Kindle:

The Jew Is Not my Enemy: Unveiling the Roots of Muslim Anti-Semitism by Tarek Fatah.

 

[panfruit]

'An Introduction to the Ancient World' by Lukas De Blois.

Much fun!

 

[MTrip]

'An Introduction to the Ancient World' by Lukas De Blois.

Much fun!

I believe it. Are you a history buff too, Mr. Panfruit?

 

[panfruit]

'An Introduction to the Ancient World' by Lukas De Blois.

Much fun!

I believe it. Are you a history buff too, Mr. Panfruit?

I have strong love for classical era stuffs. I've just began learning latin--now that is fun.

 

[Drama]

My son wanted to read it. I always read books before he does.

I've been told that it's a good book.


I'm reading American Psycho atm

It was pretty good. I didn't like the way the trilogy ended though. Actually, I'm not sure how I feel about most of the last book, the first two were definitely better.
The movie of the book comes out next month, so of course I'll have to watch it to see how much they butchered the book.

I'll have to start it soon then. I'm a bit undecisive because i wasnt sure if it is worthwhile

 

[Yoosha]

Just started reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey'