What Book(s) are you Reading?

[user 188424]

Are you enjoying this? I really like the Brontë sisters.

It is quite enjoyable, bit easier to read than Wuthering Heights.

 

[Just Games]

One flew over the cuckoo's nest

 

[beingnobody]

Thich Nhat Hanh - Fragrant Palm Leaves

 

[user 188685]

I'm reading the 3rd book of the series the finishing school by Gail Carriger

 

[user 188685]

I'm currently reading the last book in the series of the finishing school

 

[ryna2398]

Thank you for this post. Found it very informative and it's all about ebook. If you have any PDF book that you want to share with the community, upload it to pdfdrive.

 

[user 188685]

Trunk music

 

[user 188685]

Danger in numbers

 

[user 188685]

The first book of the series the custard protocol,Prudence

 

[Claudia1794]

The Sex Lives of Cannibals
Pigeonwings
The Lies of Locke Lakota

 

[Claudia1794]

The Sex Lives of Cannibals
Pigeonwings
The Lies of Locke Lamora

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A fresia, by Mark Manson

 

[Bam111]

Graham Hancock: Fingerprints of the Gods

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

Paradise Lost by John Milton



Audiobooks are my new thing while I endlessly grind forever in Final Fantasy VII.

 

[Bam111]

Paradise Lost by John Milton



Audiobooks are my new thing while I endlessly grind forever in Final Fantasy VII.

what is the book about? do you recommend it?

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

what is the book about? do you recommend it?

It's classical epic poetry written about Lucifer's Fall from Heaven. It's a fictional work using biblical themes and settings. If you can handle Beowulf or The Divine Comedy, or Hell even Shakespeare, you'll be able to understand it fine.

More or less, to paraphrase, it does a lot to give narrative to Lucifer and the fallen angels and gives their reasons why they rebelled against God and Heaven through highlighting Lucifer's Pride as it conflicts with God's Benevolence across the arc of Genesis.

 

[Adamridge79]

It's classical epic poetry written about Lucifer's Fall from Heaven. It's a fictional work using biblical themes and settings. If you can handle Beowulf or The Divine Comedy, or Hell even Shakespeare, you'll be able to understand it fine.

More or less, to paraphrase, it does a lot to give narrative to Lucifer and the fallen angels and gives their reasons why they rebelled against God and Heaven through highlighting Lucifer's Pride as it conflicts with God's Benevolence across the arc of Genesis.

Yeah, they only care of a video they can post...your words meant nothing

 

[Bam111]

I see interesting topic maybe I will read it later on thank you for sharing.

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

Yeah, they only care of a video they can post...your words meant nothing

What's the point in being a troll if you're bad at trolling?

 

[user 188522]

All The Light We Cannot See. By Anthony Doerr