What was the last book you read?

[Dennis the Wolf]

Fate/Zero

 

[annik]

I recently read that, it's a good book.

Yes I thought it was a great book too.

 

[WildernessWildChild]

Took me awhile to read this as I got carried away with googling a lot of the places and sights mentioned during the journey....

 

[lonelyfairy]

School books. x_x

 

[LeaningIntoTheMuse]

I'm reading Dolores Claiborne right now.

 

[edamame721]

East of Eden, but it took me three months!

 

[Okiedokes]

Transformers (kids book- read to son) lol

 

[Broken_Doll]

The Long Earth by Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter

A pretty decent read, although not really my cup of tea (I much prefer Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett and much of his earlier stuff).

 

[perfanoff]

The Sphere. I'd finish the Wheel of Time, but I've got no patience with books these days. I stick to short reads.

 

[LoneStar1989]

The Lovely Bones

It's such a beautifully written book. Would read it again for sure!

 

[weirdquietgirl]

Haven't read a book in such a long time, but my cousin just got me The Introvert's Way by Sophia Dembling. I think I'm going to start reading today.

 

[Veruca]

Change of Hart by Jill Redfield
The Sound and The Fury by William Faulkner

 

[lusker]

I'm re-reading the 'Saga of the Pliocene Exiles' by Julian May for the first time in more than twenty years, which will keep me busy for a while, but also nosing through Cormac McCarthy's 'Suttree' and finishing off Anthony Beevor's excellent 'Stalingrad'. I am hankering to go through the Ripley novels again, but can't see that happening for a while. Also, feel a bit guilty buying any more books, given the half-dozen unread novels I can see peeking at me from the bookshelf.

 

[Broken_Doll]

Cows by Matthew Stokoe - decent enough read, I like it, wanna get a copy for my book shelf.

 

[WildernessWildChild]

A scintillating story about understanding your haul truck- endlessly fascinating and sure to keep you enthralled for hours....

 

[MissGuided]

Fifty Shades Darker

 

[Badjedidude]

A Game of Thrones.

 

[Tuppence]

Why Didn't They Ask Evans? by Agatha Christie. Enthralling, great characters, fantastically written, but slightly disappointing end.

 

[AutumgGypsy]

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. Fantastic story, but sometimes hard to read because he uses A BILLION COMAS in one sentence. Also, I've seen at least three different movie versions of the story, so I already knew the ending. But even so it was one of the most exciting and suspenseful books I've ever read.

 

[Tuppence]

The Turn of the Screw is one of my favourite books, it's a wonderful ghost story