BOOKS?

UNTOLDSMILE
UNTOLDSMILE Posts: 150 Member
edited December 27 in Chit-Chat
What's everyone reading? I'm still on IT.
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  • chocl8girl
    chocl8girl Posts: 1,968 Member
    Replied to another thread about this, but currently I'm reading Alif the Unseen by G. Willow Wilson. Coding, firewalls, cloud servers, subversiveness, and genies, all in the same book, Love so far.

    http://www.goodreads.com/chocl8girl
  • urasweethart
    urasweethart Posts: 123 Member
    Im reading 50 shades of grey, City of Lost Souls (Immortal Devices series by Cassandra Clare) I missplaced my lost souls book and started 50 shades. but then I read alot Ive read over 20 700page books since feb.
  • F__7
    F__7 Posts: 371 Member
    A history of Pi
    Chuck Norris cannot be stopped
    Sparks of Genius
  • GypsysBloodRose26
    GypsysBloodRose26 Posts: 341 Member
    I am reading Birthright by Nora Roberts.
  • TamAD48
    TamAD48 Posts: 387
    The Killer & I by Michael Aloisi and Kane Hodder
  • Tony_Brewski
    Tony_Brewski Posts: 1,376 Member
    Kill Shot by Vince Flynn
  • marc8686
    marc8686 Posts: 199 Member
    The slight edge
    how i raised myself from failure to success in selling
  • SabrinaSt
    SabrinaSt Posts: 142 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova
  • redfroggie
    redfroggie Posts: 591 Member
    "Elephant Girl: A Human Story" by Jane Devin
  • redfroggie
    redfroggie Posts: 591 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

    I read "Historian" it was so long. I liked parts of it, but felt that it didn't really go anywhere.
  • Stinkytoe
    Stinkytoe Posts: 17
    *cracks knuckles* Ok! I just went to the book store!
    So, this is my recent stock pile!

    Current readings:
    The biggest secret by David Icke (conspiracy/aliens/ect)
    The graveyard book by Neil Gaiman (a rewrite of the Jungle book) Fun fluff reading!

    Next In my line up is:
    The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky (classic)
    Good omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet (funny fictional story about the end of the world)
    Wurthering Heights by Emily Bronte (classic)
    The inferno by Dante Alighieri (classic)

    It seems I have quite a few classic books this time. :)
  • MrsSassyPants
    MrsSassyPants Posts: 223 Member
    The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale and next on the list is The Art of War by Sun Tzu.
  • Shrinking_Stacey
    Shrinking_Stacey Posts: 100
    Wish I had time to read for leisure! I miss it...
  • MrsSassyPants
    MrsSassyPants Posts: 223 Member
    Wish I had time to read for leisure! I miss it...


    It happens. I have to be careful or I'd read all the time. I read a lot of non-fiction/educational but I'm splurging why I have the time.
  • SabrinaSt
    SabrinaSt Posts: 142 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

    I read "Historian" it was so long. I liked parts of it, but felt that it didn't really go anywhere.

    I'm almost done with it. I kinda like it (says the girl who reads Ancient Civilizations textbooks when she's bored :laugh: ). Lots of fillers but it's doing a good job of entertaining me. :smile:
  • MrsSassyPants
    MrsSassyPants Posts: 223 Member
    Anne Rice kills me. Talk about long. Loved her books just wanted to condense them somewhat.
  • samhigh
    samhigh Posts: 86 Member
    Currently reading:

    Zorba the Greek
    Norton Reader 9th Edition (awesome collection of essays and shorts)
    Motherless Brooklyn
  • MrsSassyPants
    MrsSassyPants Posts: 223 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

    I read "Historian" it was so long. I liked parts of it, but felt that it didn't really go anywhere.

    I'm almost done with it. I kinda like it (says the girl who reads Ancient Civilizations textbooks when she's bored :laugh: ). Lots of fillers but it's doing a good job of entertaining me. :smile:


    Anne Rice kills me. Talk about long. Loved her books just wanted to condense them somewhat. I've read many Terry Brooks but it's been a while.
  • theartichoke
    theartichoke Posts: 816 Member
    *cracks knuckles* Ok! I just went to the book store!
    So, this is my recent stock pile!

    Current readings:
    The biggest secret by David Icke (conspiracy/aliens/ect)
    The graveyard book by Neil Gaiman (a rewrite of the Jungle book) Fun fluff reading!

    Next In my line up is:
    The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky (classic)
    Good omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet (funny fictional story about the end of the world)
    Wurthering Heights by Emily Bronte (classic)
    The inferno by Dante Alighieri (classic)

    It seems I have quite a few classic books this time. :)

    Good Omens is one of my favorite books. If you like it I highly recommend The Gates by John Connolly. Though not in the same vein as GO Connolly also wrote The Book of Lost Things. It's beyond excellent and possibly wins my favorite of all time.
  • Pedal_Pusher
    Pedal_Pusher Posts: 1,166 Member
    Not a book but I'm reading this thread.
  • BinaryPulsar
    BinaryPulsar Posts: 8,927 Member
    I'm reading the Millennium trilogy by Stieg Larsson: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire, The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. They are very good (if you can relate to it, especially).
  • SabrinaSt
    SabrinaSt Posts: 142 Member
    Anne Rice kills me. Talk about long. Loved her books just wanted to condense them somewhat. I've read many Terry Brooks but it's been a while.

    I love Anne Rice's books too, but yeah, they're long. :happy: Too bad she didn't have any sequels to The Mummy.
  • saragato
    saragato Posts: 1,154
    Currently between two books. "Tortured Artists" whose authors escape me, but it's just blurbs about various famous people who had problems that ended up actually improving their work. And "The Asylum For Wayward Victorian Girls" by Emilie Autumn, a part biography, part historical fiction book that talks about her bad past, the time she spent in a psych ward, and what she eventually gained from it and her illness. The fictional story of "Emily (with a "y")" inbetween is more an introduction into the world she creates in her music.
  • JodietheIndeterminate
    JodietheIndeterminate Posts: 43
    Pleasure: The Flood by Margaret Atwood.
    Learnin' : Insurance Underwriting Process
  • Witchmoo
    Witchmoo Posts: 261 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

    I read "Historian" it was so long. I liked parts of it, but felt that it didn't really go anywhere.

    Historian was one of the few books I seriously contemplated giving up on......I rarely quit on a book but this one tempted me.....it would have been so much more!
  • Witchmoo
    Witchmoo Posts: 261 Member
    Currently reading 'Ireland - A Novel' by Frank Delaney.....gotta say it's not exactly a knicker gripping read!
  • Stinkytoe
    Stinkytoe Posts: 17
    *cracks knuckles* Ok! I just went to the book store!
    So, this is my recent stock pile!

    Current readings:
    The biggest secret by David Icke (conspiracy/aliens/ect)
    The graveyard book by Neil Gaiman (a rewrite of the Jungle book) Fun fluff reading!

    Next In my line up is:
    The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky (classic)
    Good omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet (funny fictional story about the end of the world)
    Wurthering Heights by Emily Bronte (classic)
    The inferno by Dante Alighieri (classic)

    It seems I have quite a few classic books this time. :)

    Good Omens is one of my favorite books. If you like it I highly recommend The Gates by John Connolly. Though not in the same vein as GO Connolly also wrote The Book of Lost Things. It's beyond excellent and possibly wins my favorite of all time.


    Great! Thank you for the suggestion!
  • shortjennifer
    shortjennifer Posts: 10
    I am "reading" the third Steig Larsson by audiobook - really good to listen while doing some ironing - so reading and burning a few calories all in one go! Also the second Hilary Mantell "Bring Up the Bodies" - you need to read Wolf Hall first to make good sense of it all, but both are good to read as proper book or listen to and we still have the third book in the trilogy to look forward to.
  • redfroggie
    redfroggie Posts: 591 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

    I read "Historian" it was so long. I liked parts of it, but felt that it didn't really go anywhere.

    Historian was one of the few books I seriously contemplated giving up on......I rarely quit on a book but this one tempted me.....it would have been so much more!

    Yeah that was me too. But I'm a bit OCD and can't not finish a book.
  • redfroggie
    redfroggie Posts: 591 Member
    Currently reading:

    Faith of the Fallen (6th installment of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Brooks)

    Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

    I read "Historian" it was so long. I liked parts of it, but felt that it didn't really go anywhere.

    I'm almost done with it. I kinda like it (says the girl who reads Ancient Civilizations textbooks when she's bored :laugh: ). Lots of fillers but it's doing a good job of entertaining me. :smile:


    Anne Rice kills me. Talk about long. Loved her books just wanted to condense them somewhat. I've read many Terry Brooks but it's been a while.

    I had to quit Anne Rice, too much history. I get lost in it all and as they go on my eyes tend to glaze over and I realize that I don't remember what I just read!
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