What was the last book you read?

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  • gingertreat
    gingertreat Posts: 84 Member
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    The 100-year-old-man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared, by Jonas Jonasson.

    Great book, much funny^^
  • mat136
    mat136 Posts: 35
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    don't read books
  • Sylvitryinghard
    Sylvitryinghard Posts: 549 Member
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    I work in a nuthouse (german book about crazy things at work)
  • MercilessOne1
    MercilessOne1 Posts: 3
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    I'm on the third book "A Storm of Swords" in the Song Of Fire and Ice series by George R, R. Martin. (That's the Game Of Thrones series for you newbs), hahaha. Each book is 600+ pages I've read the first two already during this festive season. If you like the Game of Thrones TV Series I highly recommend reading the books, this is mind-blowing stuff, the sheer scope of the novels is unbelievable, it's as if Martin is writing about things,that actually happened because of the amount of detail and history he packs into the world he has created. Lord of the Rings can't hold a candle to this stuff.
  • jigsaw_me
    jigsaw_me Posts: 616 Member
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    Monster Hunter Legion by Larry Correia

    And on my eReader - The Fat Loss Solution by Tom Venuto

    Both great books ...
  • Mugiwarah
    Mugiwarah Posts: 40
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    The Qur'an by your Maker
  • alehundrah
    alehundrah Posts: 156 Member
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    Gabriel's Rapture by Sylvain Reynard. The first book is good too. Can't wait for the third book to come out!!!
  • Mr_Starr
    Mr_Starr Posts: 139 Member
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    'Fatland' by Greg Critson
    -- a little bit of inspiration for me to keep losing weight


    'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz' by L. Frank Baum
    -- just reading for fun
  • moniquec37
    moniquec37 Posts: 39
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    in the process of reading notorious nineteen by janet evonavich.. the stephanie plum series.... this is amazing, funny and a joy to read.
  • Patrick0321
    Patrick0321 Posts: 102 Member
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    Vietnam: The Definitive Oral History, Told From All Sides by Christian Appy. It was pretty grim
  • janetay01
    janetay01 Posts: 1,298 Member
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    Marking Time by Elizabeth Jane Howard - for the second time. And yes, I read all the time for pleasure, Must check out the Diana Gabaldon books!
  • TravisHedland
    TravisHedland Posts: 13
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    "My Boring *kitten* Life: The Uncomfortably Candid Diary of Kevin Smith" by ... well... Kevin Smith.
  • Kissingthepink
    Kissingthepink Posts: 2
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    If you have not read City of Joy by Dominic Lapierre, you are missing out.
    It has to be a top ten of all time for me, a real heart tugger.
  • Dootzy1
    Dootzy1 Posts: 2,183 Member
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    The Last Telegram- Liz Trenow. Enjoyed it very much!
  • spersephone
    spersephone Posts: 147 Member
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    I just read Wilderness by Dean Koontz, now I'm following it with Innocence, that continues the story.
  • VpinkLotus
    VpinkLotus Posts: 849 Member
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    The Untethered Soul By Michael Singer. Actually re-read it because it was so wonderful i wanted to read it again.
  • Mr_Bad_Example
    Mr_Bad_Example Posts: 2,403 Member
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    Gods and Monsters by Christopher Bram. Interesting book... and I was too lazy to watch the movie.
  • Tealbutterfly913
    Tealbutterfly913 Posts: 119 Member
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    All three of the Fifty Shades books.
  • geekprincess858
    geekprincess858 Posts: 86
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    A Game of Thrones
  • Lukes_Dove
    Lukes_Dove Posts: 36 Member
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    Genesis, Chapter 14.

    But for fun, I've been re-reading the Codex Alera series by Jim Butcher

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